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conductor	Re: Jumpers getting into competitve TF2 « Reply #15 on: March 22, 2012, 03:43:29 PM »
Soldier Posts: 163 Very carefully	Quote from: cbear on March 21, 2012, 05:41:41 PM I'd also just like to say that cody is bad. why you gotta be like that alex

cbear	Re: Jumpers getting into competitve TF2 « Reply #16 on: March 22, 2012, 04:10:06 PM »
Maggot Posts: 5	MIKE in dm server tearing up idiots... good to see. I've gotten a few adds. Feel free to msg me with any specific questions, I'm generally Away to avoid creepy nerds like conductor (BURN CODY BURNNNNN), but if you message me generally I'll reply when I'm at the computer. "DM" Mod IP addresses. The mod is pretty fun, if you can handle getting 3v1'd from time to time and constantly flanked by scouts. You play at a competitive map mid point and try to kill the other team. When you make a kill, you regenerate a % of health. A lot of comp players 'practice' there, and it's a good place to meet people / kill nerds. 96.8.112.104:27015 Chicago 96.8.114.10:27015 Dallas

MIKE`	Re: Jumpers getting into competitve TF2 « Reply #17 on: March 22, 2012, 04:37:29 PM »
Fly Posts: 60	WHO WANTS TO PLAY WITH ME

Scotteh	Re: Jumpers getting into competitve TF2 « Reply #18 on: March 22, 2012, 10:22:15 PM »
Fly Posts: 60 ¬_¬	I've been playing comp for like a year. My team's pretty decent. Got to div 3, was doing well for the first 2 games of the season then we all sorta lost interest and stopped trying. We're probably not gonna enter next ETF2L next season so I dunno what I'm gonna do. « Last Edit: March 22, 2012, 10:24:38 PM by Scotteh »

conductor	Re: Jumpers getting into competitve TF2 « Reply #19 on: March 23, 2012, 12:19:37 AM »
Soldier Posts: 163 Very carefully	Quote from: cbear on March 22, 2012, 04:10:06 PM I'm generally Away to avoid creepy nerds like conductor (BURN CODY BURNNNNN) ripping my heart out here alex

hungrybeaver	Re: Jumpers getting into competitve TF2 « Reply #20 on: March 24, 2012, 06:14:43 PM »
Soldier Posts: 129 i over use smiley faces...problem? trollface	if we do make a jumper highlander team i bagzy heavy XD

dellort	Re: Jumpers getting into competitve TF2 « Reply #21 on: March 24, 2012, 08:54:41 PM »
Rocketeer Video Maker Extraordinaire Posts: 294	I initially stopped playing competitively after S6 in ESEA because I couldn't be as committed as the rest of the players on my team wanted me to be, which was completely understandable as I was regularly missing practices or cutting them short (I think they're playing in invite this season though, so maybe I should've stayed .) Now that my life-schedule is a bit more settled and I have the time, I've been trying to get back into comp through pugging, but I'm really struggling to have as much fun with the game as I used to and don't see how joining a team would change that. It would definitely be cool to see some of the jumpers reach higher levels of comp play though, I know a lot of the euro jumpers are involved in etf2l, it seems those in NA aren't as involved though.

sandwiches_time	Re: Jumpers getting into competitve TF2 « Reply #22 on: March 29, 2012, 03:56:08 PM »
Maggot Posts: 4	I see quite a lot of comp players on Jump it, signficantly more so right before/after the typical 9~12 scrim times. Looking at the speedrun leaderboards as a reference now and I guess the best of the best on jump it typically don't. I realize its not the best metric as I can think of a few real strong jumpers that don't give any fucks about speedruns, but it's something.

Dr. Heinz	Re: Jumpers getting into competitve TF2 « Reply #23 on: March 29, 2012, 04:05:31 PM »
Rocketeer Posts: 426	Quote from: sandwiches_time on March 29, 2012, 03:56:08 PM I see quite a lot of comp players on Jump It I think that's more comp players doing some jumping and not jumpers doing comp. ---------------------------

Klanana	Re: Jumpers getting into competitve TF2 « Reply #24 on: April 02, 2012, 02:40:47 PM »
Rocketman iT! Servers Owner Posts: 671 Team Spec Extraordinaire	Tragic (being the doll that he is) wanted me to post this here for those who dont know about it: http://natf2.com/topics/3523-na-newbie-mix --------------------------- Jump iT - 64.74.97.15:27015 \| JuJump iT - 74.91.113.66:27015 \| Surf iT - 216.52.143.76:27015 Bball iT - 74.91.113.9:27015 \| MGE iT - 74.91.122.39:27015

tordana	Re: Jumpers getting into competitve TF2 « Reply #25 on: April 03, 2012, 10:27:05 AM »
Rocketeer Posts: 253	Quote from: sandwiches_time on March 29, 2012, 03:56:08 PM I see quite a lot of comp players on Jump it, signficantly more so right before/after the typical 9~12 scrim times. Looking at the speedrun leaderboards as a reference now and I guess the best of the best on jump it typically don't. I realize its not the best metric as I can think of a few real strong jumpers that don't give any fucks about speedruns, but it's something. Yeah... lot of the best don't ever do speedruns unfortunately. Also speedruns have been mostly broken for months... I'm #7 on the speedrun charts but in terms of actual skill I'm sure I'm not even in the top 25. ---------------------------

Dr. Whooo	Re: Jumpers getting into competitve TF2 « Reply #26 on: April 03, 2012, 11:22:10 AM »
Soldier Posts: 247	Quote from: tordana link=topic=621.msg5277#msg5277 Yeah... lot of the best don't ever do speedruns unfortunately. Also speedruns have been mostly broken for months... I'm #7 on the speedrun charts but in terms of actual skill I'm sure I'm not even in the top 25. Part of the issue with speed running is that for there to be maintained interest a few things have to be going on. There has to be enough ppl interested in speed running. - part of this was addressed with the new (er) version that allowed for global rines by increasing the pool of ppl that were competing on the same ' leader board' There is a very high skill level to even compete - this decreases the amount of ppl that actually have comparative times. This is somewhat due to a lot of newer maps being more technically difficult (not a bad thing if you dont care about speedruns), so, the interst in speedrunning it is lowered. Also, there arnt lots of new maps (tho that seems to slowly be changing) Soo... Ill stop my book and thread jack there... Lol

Scotteh	Re: Jumpers getting into competitve TF2 « Reply #27 on: April 03, 2012, 05:10:09 PM »
Fly Posts: 60 ¬_¬	Quote from: drwhooo on April 03, 2012, 11:22:10 AM Quote from: tordana link=topic=621.msg5277#msg5277 Yeah... lot of the best don't ever do speedruns unfortunately. Also speedruns have been mostly broken for months... I'm #7 on the speedrun charts but in terms of actual skill I'm sure I'm not even in the top 25. Part of the issue with speed running is that for there to be maintained interest a few things have to be going on. There has to be enough ppl interested in speed running. - part of this was addressed with the new (er) version that allowed for global rines by increasing the pool of ppl that were competing on the same ' leader board' There is a very high skill level to even compete - this decreases the amount of ppl that actually have comparative times. This is somewhat due to a lot of newer maps being more technically difficult (not a bad thing if you dont care about speedruns), so, the interst in speedrunning it is lowered. Also, there arnt lots of new maps (tho that seems to slowly be changing) Soo... Ill stop my book and thread jack there... Lol You also have to accept you'll never be #1 on any map because Huh and Matti will always beat your time.

Walka!	Re: Jumpers getting into competitve TF2 « Reply #28 on: April 11, 2012, 10:25:15 PM »
Maggot Posts: 8	Quote from: dellort on March 24, 2012, 08:54:41 PM I initially stopped playing competitively after S6 in ESEA because I couldn't be as committed as the rest of the players on my team wanted me to be, which was completely understandable as I was regularly missing practices or cutting them short (I think they're playing in invite this season though, so maybe I should've stayed .) Now that my life-schedule is a bit more settled and I have the time, I've been trying to get back into comp through pugging, but I'm really struggling to have as much fun with the game as I used to and don't see how joining a team would change that. It would definitely be cool to see some of the jumpers reach higher levels of comp play though, I know a lot of the euro jumpers are involved in etf2l, it seems those in NA aren't as involved though. Its because your not running double roamer strat with me. =)

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