Dec 10, 2008, 03:45 PM
Needs more sign ups in here. Don't be shy, guys. Sign up yourselves or even better get 5 friends from wherever you play together and sign up as a team.
I know competitive TF2 might be a turn off for some people, but it can actually be quite fun. It adds a whole new level to a game that you've probably dumped a whole hell of a lot of time in to.
Think you're a great player that never has his chance to shine in a 16 man server? Try competitive TF2. Individual skill, while not solely important can go a long way. One good killfest can lead your team to victory, not just stall until you can kill the 15 sentries on the next point.
Not so good at TF2 but play well with others? Try competitive TF2. Teamwork is key for any victory. A very talented team who are all off doing their own thing will get ANNIHILATED by 6 guys who are well coordinated and communicating.
Looking to spice up a game you love? This is the place to do it. Sure class options might be a little limited but at the same time the game dynamic changes so much. It's a totally different approach to TF2. I know, personally, I was getting bored of the same big pub stuff day in and out. Playing competitive TF2 rekindled my love for this awesome game?
Hate sentries? Me too! Unless it's Gravel Pit or Dustbowl, you probably won't see an engie at all and even then, one gun to deal with isnt so bad.
These are just a few reasons to sign up and play. Yes, I'm a big pusher of competitive TF2. Why? As I've said in another thread, it's a pretty small community and it's one that I've grown to love. The problem with it is that not too many new teams join so you're competing against teams that have been around forever and quite frankly it can be brutal and discouraging. The only way to solve the problem is to try and open as many people to it as possible in the hopes that it gets some popularity and newer teams of around the same skill level will come in to play each other. Hell, some people don't even know competitive TF2 exists. If even one person gets interested enough to watch a professional match or goes on to ring or try out for a team then great.
It's fun. It's intense. It's a different way to play an old game. Try it. You just might like it. If you guys have any questions just let me know.
I know competitive TF2 might be a turn off for some people, but it can actually be quite fun. It adds a whole new level to a game that you've probably dumped a whole hell of a lot of time in to.
Think you're a great player that never has his chance to shine in a 16 man server? Try competitive TF2. Individual skill, while not solely important can go a long way. One good killfest can lead your team to victory, not just stall until you can kill the 15 sentries on the next point.
Not so good at TF2 but play well with others? Try competitive TF2. Teamwork is key for any victory. A very talented team who are all off doing their own thing will get ANNIHILATED by 6 guys who are well coordinated and communicating.
Looking to spice up a game you love? This is the place to do it. Sure class options might be a little limited but at the same time the game dynamic changes so much. It's a totally different approach to TF2. I know, personally, I was getting bored of the same big pub stuff day in and out. Playing competitive TF2 rekindled my love for this awesome game?
Hate sentries? Me too! Unless it's Gravel Pit or Dustbowl, you probably won't see an engie at all and even then, one gun to deal with isnt so bad.
These are just a few reasons to sign up and play. Yes, I'm a big pusher of competitive TF2. Why? As I've said in another thread, it's a pretty small community and it's one that I've grown to love. The problem with it is that not too many new teams join so you're competing against teams that have been around forever and quite frankly it can be brutal and discouraging. The only way to solve the problem is to try and open as many people to it as possible in the hopes that it gets some popularity and newer teams of around the same skill level will come in to play each other. Hell, some people don't even know competitive TF2 exists. If even one person gets interested enough to watch a professional match or goes on to ring or try out for a team then great.
It's fun. It's intense. It's a different way to play an old game. Try it. You just might like it. If you guys have any questions just let me know.