Discuss competitive TF2 here.
Important resources:
[URL="http://playcomp.tf"]http://playcomp.tf[/URL] Guide to getting into comp
[URL="http://comp.tf"]http://comp.tf[/URL] Competitive wiki
[url]http://www.extelevision.com[/URL] Game casters
[URL="http://teamfortress.tv/"]http://teamfortress.tv/[/URL] Competitive forum and LAN organizer
[URL="http://www.twitch.tv/blackoutgamingtv/profile"]http://www.twitch.tv/blackoutgamingtv/profile[/URL] HL casters
[URL="http://evlgaming.tv/"]http://evlgaming.tv/[/URL] Another caster channel, focused on lesser known teams
[URL="http://ugcleague.com/"]http://ugcleague.com/[/URL] NA league, focuses on HL with 6v6 and 4v4 available
[URL="http://etf2l.org/"]http://etf2l.org/[/URL] EU league, 6s and HL
[URL="http://play.esea.net/"]http://play.esea.net/[/URL] NA league, 6s
[URL="http://ozfortress.com/"]http://ozfortress.com/[/URL] Australian league, 6s and HL
[URL="http://teamfortress.com.br/"]http://teamfortress.com.br/[/URL] South American league, 6s
[URL="http://asiafortress.com/"]http://asiafortress.com/[/URL] Asian league, 6s
[URL="http://rc.tf2center.com/"]http://rc.tf2center.com/[/URL] PUG (pick up game) site. 6s, HL, 4s, Ultiduo, and Bball.
[URL="http://steamcommunity.com/groups/na6v6newbiemix"]http://steamcommunity.com/groups/na6v6newbiemix[/URL] 6s pugs for new players
[URL="http://steamcommunity.com/groups/9v9newbiemix"]http://steamcommunity.com/groups/9v9newbiemix[/URL] HL pugs for new players.
[URL="tf2stadium.com"]tf2stadium.com[/URL] Open source pug site.
Formats:
6v6 or 6s is 6 players per team on 5CP, and KOTH. Standard format is 2 scouts, 2 soldiers, 1 demo, 1 medic.
Highlander or HL is 9v9, one of each class.
4v4 or 4s is 4 classes.
Does anyone have tips on how to improve my Scout v Scout DM? I find there are around 3 types of scouts I deal with:
Stop-shoot-stutterstep scouts that stay midrange, aggressive wiggle ADADA scouts, and wide strafe scouts.
[QUOTE=sourcegamer101;48513913]Does anyone have tips on how to improve my Scout v Scout DM? I find there are around 3 types of scouts I deal with:
Stop-shoot-stutterstep scouts that stay midrange, aggressive wiggle ADADA scouts, and wide strafe scouts.[/QUOTE]
Scouts usually are your last targets imo. Scout's main priority is to deny Soldiers and Demos from getting to a good defensive spot at mid point and if you find room target the Medic.
You can go ham on a Scout if you think you'll win, but enemy Scouts aren't what you should be focusing.
[editline]22nd August 2015[/editline]
Probably should have mentioned I'm talking about 6v6, but I imagine same goes for Highlander.
You should always keep your eye out for Scouts but don't put them as your main target as a Scout yourself.
Here's a funny little satire article about matchmaking and pass ball: [URL="http://esportsexpress.com/2015/08/tf2-fans-excited-for-yet-another-feature-that-isnt-matchmaking/"]http://esportsexpress.com/2015/08/tf2-fans-excited-for-yet-another-feature-that-isnt-matchmaking/[/URL]
[QUOTE=sourcegamer101;48513913]Does anyone have tips on how to improve my Scout v Scout DM? I find there are around 3 types of scouts I deal with:
Stop-shoot-stutterstep scouts that stay midrange, aggressive wiggle ADADA scouts, and wide strafe scouts.[/QUOTE]
mge_ servers work well for that purpose
[QUOTE=Scizor;48517138]mge_ servers work well for that purpose[/QUOTE]
oh i mge a lot now mate, thats how i managed to list the types of scouts i see.
I'm usually good against the wide strafers and ADADA wigglers, but its usually the stop-shoot-strafe-stutter-step ones I have a hard time dealing with because those are usually the ones with good aim. You'd be surprised how someone just standing still can fuck with your aim on monumental levels
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