I've played with aiera the last two seasons.
Actually would do well on pocket with the right team around him (note: not the situation we had last season), but will excel on roamer pretty much anywhere .
Hates getting the beam. Has really good DM, does smart things on the flank, has good calls, plus top quality heavy offclassing.

He's pretty good at demo - seriously way better than his history would suggest.
Also extremely chill - maybe the least toxic person I know.

He'll do well with just about any team.

To clarify - having ESEA (or other) profile links would be a great thing to have, completely independent of an 800-hour minimum to add up. I am not sure if any kind of exception to the minimum hours rule would be remotely feasible to manage and even if it is, not sure that linking an ESEA profile would serve the purpose of deterring trolls/hackers since signing up for an ESEA account would be less of a hurdle than getting your hands on an account with the requisite hours.

Maybe tsc can work something up to grab the shortened Steamid's from the ESEA site?

800 hours is a pretty fair minimum, it would be good if there was some way around it for the extreme rare cases but I'd err on the side of making it hard for alts/trolls more than anything.

Dude is super calm and fun to have in your mumble. Has good DM and plays with purpose, never YOLOs it just because he's the roamer.
His big area for improvement is to relax a bit when facing super passive play from the opposing team, which is pretty low-tier as flaws go, IMHO.

Will do well with a team that has good comms/calls because he listens and cooperates.

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I got my BA in English Lit a long time ago. Now I'm a corporate stooge.

I've pugged with Kimmi quite a bit, she's quite serious about improving and a lot of fun to be around.

Bump.

I had a really fun time in S18 with No Homer's Club. Good teammate, good friends and I learned a lot, but I guess we're going our separate ways so I'll throw my name out there for next season.

I'd love to find a chill team to play medic for that wants to compete for a playoff spot. I still prefer not to maincall - but I would in the right situation. I think I got a lot better this season as time went on and would like to keep improving from here.

I would be happy to play scout as well - I need to work my DM back into shape after playing medic for the last six-ish months, but I think I could contribute well as a somewhat passive role scout on a mid-open team. It would be fun to click on people again.

I worked at a Subway in college, it didn't scare me off the place for good but I do miss the old 'u-gouge' cut for the bread. Pretty much no one still works there that knows how to do it so I can't get my sandwiches that way anymore. . .

I get:
Wheat Bread
Ham
American Cheese
Onions, Lettuce (I ask for 'light' but it doesn't seem to affect how much they put on), Black Olives
Oil&Vinegar, Salt&Pepper.

I used to get the Turkey+Ham but one day I realized that the local Subway charges $4.25 for a Ham, $5.00 for a Turkey but also $5.00 for a Ham+Turkey and I've refused to order it ever since.

I'll bet a key on my inability to pick winners.

Georgia

Crap you kids is young.

When I was a kid
Mega Man 2
Earthbound
Faxanadu
1943

College-ish
Goldeneye
Super Mario Kart/64
Starcraft
Twisted Metal

If you're considering Chatt, I would recommend you bypass that for Atlanta or Nashville instead - at least as far as the Southeast goes.

Atlanta weather is much better, we're going to get Google Fiber soon enough and there's a lot more to do. The Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains are easy access on weekends anyway if that's important to you. Nashville is pretty superior as well.

Portland, OR, is our dream city if we can make the move someday, so as long as you can find work there I don't think you can go wrong.

Filled in on pocket for us the last two matches of the season on a couple days notice and did pretty good work for us. I didn't see much of what a few people complained about, maybe it was a low pressure environment and no big deal blah blah blag but I was impressed, fwiw.