I would like to remind u fellow european that other european countries are still other countries and the champions league is in fact an international tournament and he plays well in it. Ronaldo plays almost exclusively on the international stage.

As for the 2014 penalty, I watched the game and heard people say the exact thing and I was completely confused then, and I'm confused people still say the same thing. First of all, Ronaldo may have a big ego, but he is not "egotistical" in a way that would ever be detrimental to his efforts. He really wants Portugal to win. Secondly, why would one of the greatest penalty takers choose not to take a penalty? I told everyone then that it was obviously either a coach or team decision and I heard it was indeed the next day. The penalty in question was to break even and I guess they expected it to work out. Ronaldo was supposed to take the next penalty which would've been the shot to win the game. It was a poor decision, but it certainly wasn't his.

On that note, I'd really love Portugal to win this thing for one and the current team looks promising. Germany also has a truly sick team though and are going for the double gold. Will root for both as long as possible.
Just pls whatever happens, Italy pls go, I'll never forgive u for 2006

Edit: Kaneco where do I get these

http://puu.sh/poaXR/c90e5c6864.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/k0KOTtl.jpg

I'm pretty sure u had an apostrophe in "can't" there my mate

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but if you don't airshot the soldier he can kill you from above

No I said "by your definition tf2 being a circle jerk is so utterly unremarkable that I can't see why you would have bothered to write about it in this thread.", the point being that your definition of "circle jerk" encompasses every game and is thus completely meaningless, to which you replied you never said "circle-jerk", but "community", which is not true since you replied to my comment "tf2 is not a circlejerk" with "it is by definition" to which I then replied that this definition is flawed.

It's time to stop talking about this.

Neither of those 2 things have occured.

Good arguments

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I'm not sure how down syndrome is related to being unable to read, but if I wasn't able to read, how could I have noticed that nothing you wrote in any of these posts makes any sense whatsoever?

btw

If that's your definition of circlejerk, every team game is a circle jerk and everything else is a circle jerk too, and tf2 being a circle jerk is so utterly unremarkable that I can't see why you would have bothered to write about it in this thread.

What do you mean by independent? Tf2 is a team game. To make it into invite, you need a team of 6 people who are better at tf2 than the teams they play against in open and IM and nothing else.

Your tf2 demographics argument makes no sense to me.

Implying that if you are not 18-22, not awkward, or not white, you have a smaller chance of finding a team? Proof?

video game

online community

Feel free to protest how hard it is for 60 year old aboriginal computer illiterates with no sense of humor to make invite but this does not make tf2 a circlejerk community.

I don't see how any 2 invite players have similar personalities tbh.
Everyone is player B at the beginning.

This is true for almost everyone who knows how to hold a mouse. I really don't see how out of 2 equally talented players starting in open, only the "more likeable" one will be able to improve and make his way to invite. Obviously you shouldn't be an asocial dick if you want to play a team game, but b4nny is living proof that you can make it to the top either way

Yes open players have to get good without already being in invite that's kinda how the whole getting good thing works

spread

U have the causality backwards. Everyone in invite doesn't know everyone in invite because tf2 is a circlejerk community that doesn't let anyone in, everyone in invite knows everyone in invite because this game's competitive community has consisted of the same handful of players for 9 years.

Give one example of a player who has demonstrably played at invite level consistently over a significant amount of time and has never been picked up by an invite team/had the chance to form one.