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City.

Hi I just joined today and was looking for a team to play with and I don’t know how to put in a recruitment request. Also is there any tips for someone that has just started getting into the competitive scene?

alf

im here for a while and i am still overchallenged and cannot put up a recruitment post. i will give up now

Henghast

open
bobs

Go into Team Admin in the top right and then onto recruitment.

Setlet

1. Go to “Team Admin” in the top-right corner
2. Go to Recruitment
3. Put the required info
– Team type (Whether you want to play more casual Highlander [9 players, classlimit of 1] or the more fast-paced 6v6, with 6 players and a classlimit of 1 or 2)
– Skill level (Put Open, because you are a new player)
– Classes played (You can choose several classes by pressing CTRL at the same time)
– Description (What kind of a team are you looking for, what kind of a player are you, how often can you play, how skilled do you feel like you are DM-wise)

Good luck! If you are not an European player (you seem to have an International Flag), then you may want to go ugcleague.com, which has an international scene and a more straightforward recruitment area.


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fraac

JOHN
CENATION

Go here and start playing lobbies: http://tf2center.com – don’t be disconcerted by the lack of comms/teamwork, just see what gamemode and roles you enjoy, then find a team.

ducky

I’d highly recommend you visit http://playcomp.tf/ and read through that.

The site helps tf2 players who are looking to get into competitive.
It contains brief descriptions of the most common gamemodes, various leagues, PUG (Pick-up-game => You don’t need a team for this) sites, coverage sites etc.

That being said: Seeing how you’re from the United States you might have your troubles competing in this league due to high ping/weird playing times, ETF2L is catered towards europeans after all.

Alternative leagues can be found on the website that I’ve linked.

The NA scene also offers a mix/pug group oriented towards beginners:

http://steamcommunity.com/groups/na6v6newbiemix

These groups are ideal for learners since they contain a lot of guides, usually harbor some mentors and generally people tend to be less of a dick towards new players.
Matches are (hopefully) played with the goal of trying to teach the basics of comp.

R4ndom

Devon

Leave while it’s not too late. This game will consume you!

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