I think lansky was 13 or 14 on hostile faction but I’m not sure if he played with them in invite or in the time before invite was even a thing

no, what happens is two teams are dry fighting (like a mid fight or a second push) and it's kind of stalling out and then medic a realizes medic b is at 80% and he's at 95% and he tells his team and they suddenly go forward and catch the other team off guard

I see skeez do this probably 2-3 times a night at least

I think the main reason it DOES affect high level play a ton is because of the small ad pushes that cookiejake is talking about, there's always going to be differences in how fast the two meds are building and it gives teams a piece of info they almost always wouldn't be able to know otherwise

it has come to my attention that both teams remained in the server for several minutes after the match ended to shit talk each other

I just wanna say it was extremely cringe to witness

nvm

public drunkenness is both legal and accepted in australia

my squad is looking for a scout that can compete at at least a highish div1 level, it's me reyylin dippidy and nazara

edit: just got tresh too, just a scout

I figured in the spirit of sharing memories that I'd group together all the stv demos of games yomps played in from my hold hard drive
https://www.dropbox.com/s/x23gecgnr6ag1wz/yomps.rar?dl=0

it's all early stuff back when I used to download a lot of stvs, of particular note are the s18 games (his first season in IM with cafe monster, including his first ever esea game)

I wish I had more, especially of games where he popped the fuck off; judging by my downloads at the time I was a giant shrugger fanboy because I mainly went for games where he carried, but there should still be some great gameplay to watch here

for na fans who might be a bit confused:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTgZkvEi-8M

the only way this gets more perfect is if feno wins div 2 now

This one hits really hard, man. On top of how ridiculously good he was at this dumb game we all play, yomps was one of the VERY few people in this community that you would just never hear a bad word about. He played the game with such joy and panache, and when things didn't go his way he never took it out on anyone. In a fairly insular online community, where a reputation can precede you for years and first impressions are everything, yomps was always capable of seeing the good in people. I never got to meet him in person at LAN, but every time I interacted with him he was absolutely lovely, full of curiousity about others and without a prejudiced bone in his body. I still remember how he randomly made me a mod in his chat, without me even asking for it, because he was entertained by my essay-length tf2 theorycrafting rants. Rest in peace, friend.

I don't want to overgeneralize, but sometimes it really seems like the people who have the most love for everyone else in their life don't make time to love themselves. As someone who has struggled with depression for the better part of my life, I know just how selfish this disease can be, and how it can convince even the most universally beloved person that he or she is completely alone. All I can say to anyone else out there going through some stuff is that nothing could be further from the truth. Let this thread be a lesson that, even in a trivial hobby like ours, we can all make an enormous impact on one another's lives. In ten, twenty, fifty years, I know that everyone here will still remember yomps the player, and yomps the person.

all of this couldve been avoided if there were 0 sandbagging rules in any division, pure chaos lets go

I don't know how you could possibly interpret that as shitting on you lol, the game had a server change and like 15 pauses, I wouldn't wanna watch it either

get off my dick friend

proud to be involved in a match with so many technical issues that tftv deleted the vod out of shame

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