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When dealing with scouts that jumps alot try to predict where they will land and shoot, stay calm. Get a feel for the rockets and play dm. Try to be unpredictable with what you are doing. I can also recommend you play scout vs soldier in mge.

Look what you’re standing on. Is it the floor? Oh it is?!? Take a nice clean shot straight at it. You can now play soldier.

Assuming you’re roaming there is much more to that class than just going for med picks, the most important thing is to be in the right place at the right times I think, then you get a lot of your use playing with your scouts and denying their scouts, usually you’re in a good position to just spam their scouts but in a 1v1 fight you should probably lose it if the scout is 185 and good, if you want to learn the 1v1 specifically then you should try playing dm or mge and learning movement patterns and learning to wait to pick your shots, or (in my opinion more importantly) play more scrims and practice in game.

DM is definitely an important aspect of the game, but not the most important one.
TF2 is about speed and momentum mostly. Being in the right spot at the right time, as pointed out above. TF2 is also a team game, and almost everything you do will depend on your team and what they are doing.
A mentor may be able to give some tips and tricks, but this isn’t something that can really be taught. To fully understand the “flow” of a competitive game, you must play lots of it. Just keep at it, play lots of games. Especially in the beginning, you will not have one single game you can’t learn something from.

Good luck!

Quoted from akachu

I don’t feel myself worthy to go div 6 because i can not hit scouts that spam space.

No one is unworthy for div6. It’s the entry division. So just give it a go. As some people here already said, its the best practice you can get.

Quoted from Fallen

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Because he can’t hit the floor

It’s probably moving quite hard, fucking drunk Brits.

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Because he can’t hit the floor

wat is floor