Habib is nuts, he's gonna become a god playing with these guys.
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The coaching thing is very interesting to me, it's been discussed before but I think it could be really good for some teams where calling is an issue.
If only a good last hold won rounds rather than stopped you from losing them..
niikkkkdd + 5 abs - from premiership playoffs back to high FeelsBadMan
We'll see about that..
Smithsonian and Yukari, great job, not just the play by play but the analysis was some of the best I've heard recently, you guys really know your shit, keep it up!
One season with thaigrr and youre memeing like this, brits really are contagious smh
Look forward to seeing django reach his potential, plays with 90fps in team fights and has been on 60hz up until like a week ago but has still been on a low prem level on scout, gl django and dd+5abs!
strazyyybhopping in tf2 is practically useless except for some jumps that aren't useful in a competitive environment unless you cheat which would make you faster by a negligible amount anyway which is like 1,1%
It can be very useful to cheat rampslides if you are just below the velocity to hit the slide. If you are familiar enough with the bhop timing it can help on a few rollouts as well, when I fuck up the last jump of the standard demo rollout on process, I often bhop to get the rampslide that I wouldn't hit otherwise.
im bad at making videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpeaJ3g5Rlc
allenuze die
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Birdyrocks give nuze a chance
THE DREAM
what a player, hope to see you back in the game someday kaido
I think the i46 mix^ lineup was one of the most influential teams in terms of changing the metagame. I'm pretty sure PYYYOUR was a major contributing factor in that and I've always held him in high regard as a strategist since then (the iron man gpit hold tho) so I consider him a good mention. In a similar fashion, numlocked was the best aggressive demo of all time (admittedly this was pre nerf stickies but he was still head and shoulders above the competition), and he was the one behind the aggression that i49 epsi were famous for. Those two teams as well as froyotech are the elite teams of TF2s history, at least since I've been watching the game, and those were the key players of both of those teams. I think the same can be said for b4nny and clockwork from the start of froyo to i55, as they were both MASSIVELY impactful individual players, which is even more remarkable considering how much more mechanically capable the vast majority of the competition has become since the earlier i series LANs.
This is such great news goddamn