i think that was seltzer

bastards gave me a ticket in front on my house, couldn't believe it

lol and waffles nice hatch LOL

the altezza style tail lights and that hood are extremely fast and furious esque.. the previous owner probably owned the streets in 2001 dude..

nowadays tho huge spoilers, altezza tailights, mesh grilles are all considered trashy haha

LOL modifinil is some crazy shit

dope MKIV supra, one of my favorite cars next to fd3 rx7, evo 8, and bugeye wrx

thats so sick its legit JDM RHD, did you import it yourself?

ya i been to a wax museum too jackass

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98 civic (stupid ricer)

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really good at that price, amazing headphones

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my boy who is in med school plays maplestory

lets just say hes my idol

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ya it is very important to a lot of people, and I'm sure me or slin are not the only ones with this opinion

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I mean i'm pretty sure all the massive i-series lans are considered the "unofficial" ETF2L LAN where you would see a similiar showing of prem players to ESEA lan invite players

Most of the European countries are much closer to each other relative to the distance most NA tf2 players experience- its common for there to be east coast players like myself in NY and west coast in cali, that is ~3000 miles, so ease of access to a LAN that is existing already as a replacement to the ESEA lan is quite absurd.

I think I have some room to talk regarding NA LANs as I have participated in almost all of them.. except the LANS in seattle/atlanta/calgary canada

We have

LAN ETS- In montreal canada, not only is it extremely northeast but its considered international travel for all US players- this makes flying expensive and problems arise with passports/etc. The spot itself is awesome, but there was no official tf2 tourney the past 2 years with a show of over 30+ tf2 players.

LAN GXL- In new jersey, it's a BYOC (bring your own computer) so that brings multiple problems with transportation and for anyone west of chicago, if your not flying, its a 12+ hour drive, probably even more. I personally know the owner, and the last GXL i attended in october did not bring in a large amount of players- im pretty sure they arent doing as well as they would hope and the future may look grim. considering the lan that sort of "flopped" was the "resurrection" lan lol.

LAN norcal- in sacramento, cali it's a BYOC once again, its an extreme as far as distances. Anyone of the east coast or midwest will have to shell out for airfare, or suck it up and head for a 20hr+ road trip. Its a decent lan but when i attended it was around 25~30 people who attended, maybe less.

LAN Pittco- not even sure if its alive this year but once again it has the same problem as GXL, its on the east coast and im pretty sure its winding down.. which is unfortunate

theres a atlanta/seattle/calgary LAN but these are also extreme locations atlanta, george being southeast, seattle being northwest, and calgary being stupid and ugly (haha fuck u trekkie)

as you can see, there is no current reasonably located lan for the majority of the invite players/spectators to attend without shelling out da cash for a big plane ticket.. with their own pc.. which is extremely suseptible to breaking in transit- i know because I broke hardware on the plane once.

and the idea of the tf2 community hosting their own lan is a joke, sorry

I've talked to torbull when i was working with him about the expenses of a lan. Just the internet to run the dallas ESEA lan, was thousands - then you have another couple thousand for hardware/monitors/power. And unless your hosting the lan at some guys house, your going to have to pay for space + hotel.

idk man its sad for me to say this but NA will never have a GIANT i-series LAN where everyone can come together and play and pay/travel a REASONABLE amount. Running and hosting lan's isnt profitable and thats why there has been a decreasing amount of them.

assuming that the tf2 community isnt using ESEA.. i can safely say there will be no LAN,

*WARNING my opinion*

in my eyes no lan = death of high level play

theres no incentive to play, and people can't chill with their homies at lan (visitor 2012)

*WARNING my opinion*

no lan = games dead

pce

ps i didnt read anything in this thread

yo tri dont be so judgemental