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Quoted from Septique

I chose scout because I came from Action Quake 2, which is very fast paced game, and scout felt like the only fast character in the game.

AQ = sniper
RA = scout

“I feel like as this nigga I can do a ton of damage”
And so, here I am as a main demopan

Once played demonstration man; bashed M1 and M2 and names popped up in killfeed so decided to eventually search for a team as either solly or demo and got only demo trials and stayed on the class ever since

I have always liked to go fast and “try” to shoot at people, especially when I got a strange scattergun couple years ago.

But doesn’t mean that I’m that good at it but I’m still having fun so that’s what matters more.

Quoted from Fuxx

WAS main soldier

“we have no demo, i go demo”

and so I became demo

In “the new player season” after when TF2 was free, I played all classes, but mostly engi and spy. Then I got to trading, playing scout and spy, got cool strange kritzkrieg for medic and it was so fucking cool to have a virtual weapon worth of your life, so I played medic and showed off my cool weapon! I sold it, started playing soldier and more spy. Then I stopped playing solly but I was a retarded spy main with all cool weapons and an unusual and were the best spy on a pub server (atleast thought so). I started a team with my friend, he insisted to play spy, I wanted be an important class so I chose demoman. I’ve sucked at demo forever and won’t stop sucking. But spy main at heart.

Started maining Medic in pubs because it seemed to be consistently the only class missing. Found it fun when I started making common friends (usually heavies) to play pubs/trade servers.

Apart from that, Team Fortress 2 was actually my first FPS game (and still the only one I’m interested in) and my first WASD-based game. Combine this with a bad, rural internet connection, a bad mouse and almost no mouse space and it took a very long time to learn the ropes of the game in terms of aim, etc. Medic was the easiest in this regard.

I started as main medic because tf2 was my first shooter and I couldn’t aim, so it was the logical choice, I could just stand around, hold mouse one and click mouse 2 sometimes and be useful. But playing it in highlander made me hate the class forever. Whatever would I do then? Well, the same friend who got me playing TF2 was getting really into pyro and he taught me how reflects and quickswitch and stuff like that works and I got addicted. I don’t think I could stop playing pyro even if I tried now. Regardless of how bad I am lol