Litterally added nothing to the lore smh

post some links to some good cheap clothes please ty

Best one so far. Even if its a bit weeb

how many times have you heard, "theres competitive tf2??"

http://i.imgur.com/14TfhEK.jpg

Taken at my best friends' brother's party, short hair is weird, comparison

http://i.imgur.com/vZJvk4f.png

when everyones dead, nobodys dead"

going to be huge, not sure if in a very positive way though

Also, if you live in the Atlanta area, tickets for the Round Robin are completely FREE. And can be found on their website.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_complex

Blizz has stated that there will be NO microtransactions ever, I also believe the 40$ price tag is also to deter smurfs/hackers from purchasing multiple copies. I completely agree with you that less than a 3 stack in pubs is absolute aids. People just playing what they want and not playing to win.

Im just going to copypaste my thoughts from the open beta thread with a few adjustments

After scrimming with Avast, and bowowser5, and the_savior, kyl_, and Rhydon, among other players, it was some of the most fun Ive had playing a game competitively in forever. Moments are clutch, team talking things out in pregame and strats going accordingly feels extremely rewarding. Having your team make changes on the fly and watching how your team can majorly shift playstyles mid game is so pleasurable to see played out. The dev support is extremely exciting to see and seeing how meta evolves will be interesting.
Honestly, cant wait for release, pubs are so bad imo, but where everyone is trying in pugs and scrims makes this game infinetly times better. Scrims require a lot more thought depending on current situations, the insane amount of coordination required to set up a good push is a lot and fairly soul crushing to see not go correctly but, feels so great to pull off, winning fights even if you didnt put the most thought into it feels exciting. I was having a lot of fun during the beta and definitely going to try someone at release.
Theres still a lot of things that need to be fixed, like McCree's flashbang, Widowmaker one shotting heroes with bodyshots, Winston needs a nerf to his lightning gun. Despite, these and numerous other things, I still really enjoy the game and see it with a lot of potential. :)

yang, the person defended Taimou was caught cheating by enigma, remeber him posting a private video named "cheetos" with yang obviously aimbotting on s:76. So, take his word with very microscopic grains of salt

eu doesnt play metalworks already

if this game wants to succeed as a spectator sport, there needs to be some major gameplay shift to make the game slower because every team fight lasts like 10 seconds and one ult will litterally delete the entire enemy team

a dedicated A/C manager would greatly improve this game

please try atleast pugging at the very least before giving an opinion on an competitive focused game.

After scrimming with Avast, and bowowser5, and the_savior, among other players, it was some of the most fun Ive had playing competitively in forever. Moments are clutch, team talking things out in pregame and strats going accordingly feels extremely rewarding. Having your team make changes on the fly and watching how your team can majorly shift playstyles mid game is so pleasurable to see played out. The dev support is extremely exciting to see and seeing how meta evolves will be interesting. Honestly, cant wait for release, pubs are so bad imo, but where everyone is trying in pugs and scrims makes this game infinetly times better. Its just really exciting for myself and other former tf2 players because they see the potential and its really exciting,. I might try to run some pugs on the 8th around 7est again, so yall can try. Im still heavily debating switching from tf2 however. Something about tf2 feels comforting. However, overwatch has a lot of exciting prospects.