[getthere1tme]

It would be different if I was forcing you all to listen, forcing you all to suffer. But I'm not. Fides said so himself. If you honestly feel that I'm robbing you of your gameplay experience, then quit complaining about it and do what he did. I can't help that I get under the skin of others.

I said in my other post that I already muted you. I'd been reluctant to do so because you do say some important stuff about what's going on in the game. I'm not really complaining. I guess I just took from your initial post that you don't completely understand while some people dislike you and I figured I'd let you know why in the event you wanted to change. If you don't that's up to you and you're certainly not ruining my game experience.

But you can't assume I'm like this with people I interact with on a day to day basis. Heh, wouldn't that be a site to see? But in all seriousness, what the lot of you witness is an internet exclusive deal. Believe it or not, outside of TF2 I'm actually a pretty cool person.

I believe it. Hell, if we were to meet in a different setting we'd probably have a beer, smoke a bowl, and shoot the shit. But me and the majority of sourceop will only ever know you from the internet so that's what I was specifically addressing.

But you know what, now you have my gears turning. I think I'll take you up on the pug idea. Last game I've competed on was CS 1.6 and I'd imagine its not too different from TF2. Sure, different objectives, but the same overall goal: win. I have the next few days off - I'll look into that and get back to ya ;P

It's quite a bit different from pubbing to say the least. When I started playing competitively it was... humbling. Teamwork trumps everything. Pugs, and even after that scrims and leagues are definitely stepping up a level and you seem like someone who's up for a challenge.