Like this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlfhPHT0Jac

But he can't do it consistently.

It's a bit weaker. Shame. Getting kills across the diagonal of Process mid was cool.

Not really. For ages it was Buffalo Bill keeping unlocks out. Kaidus wanted ESEA rules, if that's what you mean. Everyone else has a range of opinions, the unspoken majority of which is indifference to anything that doesn't clearly break the game. Lower div players make noises because they think that having and voicing opinions makes you sound smart (do they teach this in school or something? It's really annoying). The trend towards ESEA rules won't continue if ESEA keep failing.

Do an article on why Kaidus can't win two maps in a row. People are starting to talk.

I hope it's casted. Competitive jumping is surprisingly fun to watch.

Same. Props to yuki though, he was super keen to get things done.

At this stage I don't see how it can be argued that they aren't more trouble than they're worth. Creating a community league and finding some LAN you can piggyback tf2 onto seems best.

Clearly North America needs a version of etf2l plus someone else's LANs you can add TF2 to. Find the most competent and energetic community members to create the league.

Yes, ESEA have no respect for you so treat them extra nice.

lpkane authorized the bitcoin shit. jaguar is a scapegoat.

Use Anakin's Anti-Cheat plugin, it's really good.

This isn't how things are decided.

I think the difference between watching tf2 and Dota, for example, is the kind of mental involvement the viewers have. I've been playing Dota recently and quickly learned that it's only fun if you win. In 6v6 tf2 you can have huge fun losing 5-1, enjoying many moments pitting your skill against theirs. I think this encourages in Dota players a more team-oriented attitude where you're forced to think strategically, because you need to win or it's miserable. So when they watch streams they can have a lot of fun engaging in strategic thoughts. 6v6 tf2 has a more elegant metagame that can be modelled with fluid dynamics (I see it as like football (soccer) and Epsilon as like Barcelona), but even as I play with better players there are few who see it in terms other than dm plus an ability to press tab. So when they watch, they're being less stimulated than when they watch Dota.

They're just scared. It's like when people knock gay sex without having tried it.

ipz getting cut from his own team seemed inevitable.

I think it's more that they've changed the game economy, they just aren't interested in making one-off titles any more. Steam and tf2/dota mini-transactions are the big money.