I don't think it looks that bad, but I think it would be better you filled the meatballs with bloody mary shots instead.

There are 6 teams with full rosters. You guys + 1 more and we've got 30 paid up open teams

Of the 18 teams remaining unpaid, only 7 have less than 6 players on their roster. The breakdown is:

One team with only 1 player
One team with 2 players
One team with 3 players (Slin's team, which mentions only missing a demo, so they're really 5)
One team with 4 players
Three teams with 5 players

That means that there are 11 teams which have 6 or more players that aren't totally paid up. If you're on one of those teams I really encourage you to get paid up asap. We need to keep momentum rolling towards having a full 30 teams paid up. Even under the assumption that the rosters with 1 and 2 players die, if everyone else can fill their roster and pay up we'd have a full div

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there's still only 10 teams paid up. if you're on a roster that has all 6 players on it then you definitely need to get paid up asap, we haven't weathered this storm quite yet

He played with our team in a few scrims a few weeks ago. He's a good pocket with solid DM, definitely worth a tryout.

i usually take the cents off of the cost of a gallon of gas and give them the dollar amount, so $3 around these parts. unless they impress me with delivery speed or show up naked or something, then i'll tip more.

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My two seasons in open ended with my teams going 7-9 and 8-8, and it was still the most fun I've had in this game. If you have any reservations about committing to the season, you should go for it now more than ever.

god dammit invite was going to be so much fun to watch this season

assuming esea drops tf2 this season, what does that mean for season 17 and on? are we talking complete or temporary removal as a game? i'll begrudgingly play cevo this season if i have to, but i really don't want to lose esea tf2 entirely.

amazon prime does the same thing. i think it's a fairly standard practice, and yet another reason that you need to be paying attention to the details when making subscription purchases online.

after taking a break in s15 I'm back to roaming for s16. in terms of experience, I'd prefer that you have played a season of IM or higher. my main concern at the moment is improving my mids, and developing a better sense of timing for making plays during stalemates. it would be cool if you'd be down to do some general team mentoring as well, but the 1 on 1 is what i'm primarily concerned with.

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i think a lot of us would like to see an answer to this.

with how developed #tf2scrim is there's really no need for a subforum. irc is in real time, so it's going to be faster. there's also nothing stopping you from adding people you scrim there and planning future scrims that way