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Quoted from SmitZ

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Spike don’t make threats you can’t keep. I’ve clearly stopped this argument and I would like you to do your job and stop this very angry man from harassing me now.

:D gold

Quoted from SmitZ

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Wow spike, why is this nerd not banned yet? Do your fucking job.

You’re not helping yourself.

Quoted from ondkaja

A lesson of “holding properly”, as demonstrated by your team: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUypEwpxuCc

:D

:DDDDDDDD

how does this have anything to do with holding?

Quoted from CapTVK

In relation to this development about a possible comp lobby system for 9vs9.

A few months ago there was a thread on this forum about sending a mail to Valve concerning comp. I can’t remember exactly but I do recall suggestions about a lobby system.

Did anyone from Valve give a response to that letter?

Concerning collecting data. Don’t we have a logging system in place that basically does that?
http://www.tf2logs.com/

They allready respond since lot of time :

All the TF team got my mail. So they can talk about that.
This valve lobby is a step, my letter is another.
Just wait an see now.

Don’t worry, he is. And so are you.

On-topic now, go! :)

I think there should be a system where players who have already played a full season in any major league (etf2l, esea, ugc, etc) become “Experienced Players”. One of these players are added into any 6v6 matchmaking lobby game for each team and they could act as the guiding force of the team, the shotcaller, the “experienced 6v6’er that we should listen to and do what he says to become as good as him” player. So instead of a 6v6 experience which would basically be a TF2 lobby but with less experienced players, the experienced player on each team could guide the other 10 through the game and make it fun for them, answer question etc.

Valve should also implement a tutorial which features submissions from top-tier players on how to position, not be a douchebag, be helpful to the team, don’t offclass for the entire game, etc.

Weapon banning: 10% of players will be experienced (will have played a season in div6 or above in any league) but 90% of players will probably be new or pub professionals. This means that weapons that are usually hated in pubs will be banned by the 90% even though that the weapons banned aren’t powerful at all and even mediocre teamwork could counter them. The 10% who are experienced will ban weapons competantly as they obviously have experienced these weapons and know how overpowered they are.
Problem is, the 10% would be overvoted by the 90%. Simple solution, give the 10% more voting power, so their opinion counts for more. This doesn’t mean that the pub players’ opinions are invalid or worthless, it simply means that because the experienced 6v6’ers have more experience with weapons and their capabilities, they know more about the state of 6v6 and how banning or introducing a certain weapon could completely ruin the flow of the game.
Imagine if the 90% banned out the kritzkrieg and ubersaw – not only would the game be boring and dull for medics, but it would be predictable vs the enemy team.

Quoted from Switch

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You play a lot of highlander dont you?

Yes