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Quoted from PliTy

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Please stop being so immature.

Says the guy who keeps trolling and acting like a retard in the same Mumble we visit.

You’ve used derivatives of the word retard far too much. I hope nobody helps you.

Quoted from ash

1. Any possible mentor coming across one of your two threads will probably walk past, thinking you’re juvenile retards not worth investing time into. Sorry, that’s the light you make yourself appear in.

2. There were quite some many mentoring threads lately, of people offering mentoring, if you wouldve cared enough to just take a slightly closer look into this subforum.

3. Either way, a mentor isn’t a tool, and being generally helpful is nowhere near mentoring someone, when you compare the effort a mentor -should- invest in my opinion. Therefore demanding a mentor is the one thing what will not get you one.

Ty for your opinion. Peace out <3

Quoted from Monkeh

Add me for some pcw’s if you like.

Will do mate. Thanks <3

You don’t even need mentoring to improve.

Quoted from smziii

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thats probably the most stupid thing ive read in a while on these forums

tf2 scene not helpful? tf2 scene mostly “juvenile”?
go name one other competitive esport which…

I actually don’t use competitive esports as my frame of reference for maturity.

Lots of people are angry on this thread, while I agree with them for the most part, instead of just adding to the angry mass I will try and help.

You can do a whole lot without a mentor tbh. Disclaimer: a lot of this probably isn’t perfect or even true, I’m going to be called a retard for some of these tactics, but it is more than enough to get division 4 and should be easy to understand.

START BASIC, its important to start basic as really the following is more than the majority of division 5 teams have gone through and a large number of div 4 teams will know.

Go through each map with your team. There are 3 things per capture point you should make sure everyone on your team has the same idea of. Players always think they know how to play a map, but usually these ideas are different than the rest of the team.

1. Holding defensively. Where each player should stand in order to play while in a player/uber disadvantage.

2. Holding aggressively. Where each player should stand in order to play while at an even, or close uber/player advantage.

3. The route each player will take to push into the next point and a basic rundown of their goal for the point. For example blands mid to spire for scouts might be, clear house, check resup, get on point asap, priority is to cap.

MAINCALLER, once you have completed this rundown on a map you can literally play a game only calling these three commands (hold 2nd defensive, hold 2nd aggressive, push middle) and your team can run as a well-oiled machine.

A large reason making sure everyone knows where to hold and how to push makes it far easier for your team to find kinks in its play. For example, if everyone knows where to hold, no one should really die when holding defensive or aggressive. Also it’s easier to work out what to do in certain situations if you are doing the same thing every time.

If you aren’t sure, here are some pretty simple rules you can follow for some pseudo team work.

– Your pushes are a hammer and flank. Pocket solly medic demo make up the hammer and the scouts make up the flank. Hammer pushes one side, flash pushes the other. Roamer pushes with hammer in order to jump the medic if ubers are even, otherwise he can push with the flank if he wants.

– If you have 2 player advantage you do a slow push.

– At least 1 scout protects the demoman when pushing mid.

– Roamer becomes pocket when pocket dies.

– Scouts never die when holding a point.

– If you push a point always ask your team if someone checked flanks, if not, count scouts, ask your team if they have seen 2 scouts, if no one checked flanks and there is a scout missing assume he is flanking.

TLDR, make sure everyone knows how to hold and push, scouts usually die too much when holding because they think they are better than they are.