pretty good core of a team. Give them a good med/demo.

classy

what? There was like a 3 month burn ban because it was so hot and dry. It was nasty last summer.

Also I give people on my teams free hats to keep them from quitting on me

(it usually works idk)

gave me a spot on my first competitive team and introduced me to my waifu LightningSpike.

For that he deserves the greatest team in the history of teams

do you enjoy spending hours a day in DM servers? play scout

do you have bad aim but still want to kill things? play soldier

does your mouse 2 work? play demo

are you irreparably bad at this video game? play medic

Caspian, riverdude, steviestar, etc.

radium has given me a ton of incredible advice in running my own team. One of the smartest players I've had the chance to talk with. Radium could certainly hang in IM or at the very top of open.

Carried in s13, doesn't seem to be too rusty after not polaying s14

Hot Cheetos and Takis is now known as Mahal Kita.

We had a bunch of roster issues with backups this season, and I'd like to keep those issues from surfacing again by having some more dedicated backups. There is no guaranteed playing time associated with these spots, but the truth is that we're all pretty busy people and we certainly may need you. All backups who are needed in a match will have their fees and premium paid for by me.

EDIT: CHANGED OUR MINDS AGAIN SORRY NOT SORRY. Looking for a starting scout. Please be able to hang at a very-top-of-open level right now.

Current roster:

Scouts: Raytek/You?
Pocket/roamer: Freestate/Key
Demo: v3kz
Medic: owl

Thanks for your consideration. I'll update this as needed, so check this post for info if you're interested.

In a pug that might be an issue, but most medics I know are both comfortable enough with their pocket to know when they will jump and good enough at surfing that even an inadvertent jump will just cause them to take a bit of fall damage and not really lose positioning. There's always the chance of a crazy airshot or something, but this is a game of calculated risks.

A non-charged headshot will not kill a QF'ed medic. I died last night when I walked my demo into a sentry nest and a sniper headshot me while I was tanking that damage, but that's more an issue of focuses than the sniper himself.

Sticky traps are an issue, but you can get around so quickly with the QF that you can just scout the sticky traps and push from a different location.

I had more fun in scrims last night than I have for the last two seasons of tf2. It makes the medic class so much more interesting than what it was. You can take more risks, change up what you're doing, etc. I was able to essentially just pocket whoever was closest to me and not worry too much about my survivability. It also allows for longer uber pushes, as you can stay in all the way to the end of the uber and just jump out when health starts to get low.

Plus getting launched into the air accidentally is so much fun 8)

Hellbent is my favorite roamer in this game including the one on my own team (l8r key)

super cool guy. Had some bad luck this season but deserves a great open team moving forward.