Lol yeah. Panzer was the guy in the dance off finals against the little kid.

There were a bunch of tf2 comp players at pax. I'm pretty much at every big east coast LAN. Can't do ETS tho, between fites, pax, and going on tour with my friends band I'm pretty much taking all of march off from work lol. Maybe next time ill do ETS

Panzer if there happens to be a pax style dance off at fites I expect you to bust out the worm again. Also, try to avoid kicking small children in the head. (The highlight of pax last year btw)

ggglygy please try this at home...

http://youtu.be/FBEtXB6mM48

I wish my lefty deathadder had on board memory, that would be so nice for LANs when you aren't using your own PC. If there a 2013 lefty DA coming out? I'm all over that if it comes out.

Something tells me this LAN might sell out really fast ;)

Well it helps if you have really good DM since most of the time you are playing away from the combo and you won't be getting heals. You need to play smart. Look for openings to get behind the other team and do lots of damage for your team. Be sneaky and do things that the other team won't expect.

You need to realize that you are totally expendable, and you are the least important person (especially to your medic), and you are going to die a lot. Yes the basic job for the roamer is to watch the flank, get picks, force ubers, make openings, and cause distractions, but what really sets good roamers apart is game sense. Knowing how to position yourself, and when/where to go for those big plays (and when to fall back and stay alive) is very important.

An example of an avarage roamer vs. a good roamer: granary mid... Your team lost the fight and are backing out into yard. You are caught behind the enemy team. They are stacking the point and you know you have to make a play. The avarage roamer might try to bomb the point while they are clustered on it. The roamer MAY force an uber there or even get a pick, but most teams are going to be watching behind them as they cap a point expecting that bomb. The good roamer may very well let them cap and wait for them to let their guard down. When the enemy team is starting to engage yours in the spam fight in the yard, the good roamer makes his move while they are spread out, distracted, taking some damage, and have let their guard down from behind.

Game sense and DM.

Newbie mixes and lobbies are a good start. You should move over to #tf2mix on mIRC and start playing there. The skill level is higher, and you will be able to meet/make friends with players already in the comp scene. Once you have been playing there for a while check out #tf2.pug.na which is where everyone plays, but out of all these options pug.na has the highest skill level so don't rush into it. Do it the right way and move up slowly from #tf2mix

I played on a team with tool a while back. Very chill, doesn't rage. He has improved a lot and would make a great addition to any team. Pick this guy up!

I have a cheap $30 Logitech stick for when I occasionally play battlefield or something. That's really all you need unless you are playing some really serious flight simulator

I have a pair. I won them at a LAN and couldn't find anyone to buy them. When I was addicted to dayz and would play for insane amounts of time my eyes started to hurt so I tried them out. They do help reduce eye strain but they aren't worth the money. You can get a pair of shooting glasses at Walmart for like $10 that are basically just as good

http://youtu.be/DS7VJb6o_is?t=2m45s

cash50 jump it!

sadly there are always CS kids at lans. screaming "RAPED YOU FUCKING FAGGOT YOU FUCKING SUCK BLAH BLAH BLAH" and shit like that. we just get loud because its fun.

http://youtu.be/T8qtis1M5EM?t=4m24s

^^ us at the last fites at a medium volume

paid up. i apologize in advance for how loud our team is going to be. we will put the CS kids to shame.

i should really stop being lazy and get a ticket