Shouldnt this be in the video thread, rather than in it's own?

>>7959

I don't see how you can get away with calling those posts 'harsh language'


in other words: shit fuck ass cunt motherfucker dick bitch bastard chink nigger

The song sucks and her art isnt really bowling me over. It all depends on whether she's gone to college and knows any sort of coding, or writing, or gets better at art or animation. Valve would be better off hiring one of the artists or gmodders here, or an amazing writer like CatBountry.

>harsh

Sure is f2p in here.

>>7713
Weep for the future.

>>7960
Believe me, I am weeping. Locking the thread because I'm sorry, but this is horribly old and OP's posts in here all reek of underageb&.

My headcanon for Heavy/Medic being friends is the same as my headcanon for an unrelated series: They both grew up in neighboring countries and have similar experiences. Also, if Poker Night is canon: birds.

I always imagined Medic as only angry if people actually piss him off. When the team's doing well, he's happy.

>>7453

I pretty much agree with you, but there are some differences (of course). I view the Engie as pretty friendly, but most of the time, he's off in his room/workshop doing the weird science stuff. When he isn't, he's up for a game of poker pretty much as well as the next guy. Sometimes, when your creativity has run out and you need to plow the fallow fields of your mind, Poker allows you the mental "quiet" to do so. Plus, beer and cards, what's not to like?

Spy, in my mind, thinks of himself as better than everyone else on the team. In his mind, he's the hero/main protagonist and everyone else is "spear carrier (insert number here)". They are perfectly disposable if it means he gets closer to carrying out his mission/job. After all, they'll be back if they die. (Insert Gallic shrug here). He looks out for number one, and he is number one. Also, he guards his privacy jealously. The mask never comes off, unless he's sure he's absolutely alone, and he locks his bedroom door pretty much all the time, which allows him to maintain his air of mystery. The others think he's a prick, but as long as he does his job, they aren't going to complain. He's also vain and a bit of a prima donna. If certain things aren't done "just so", he's gonna complain.

Scout is one of those guys who has to have attention. That's why he's such a pain in the ass. Even negative attention is better than none, and he desperately wants to be "one of the guys". But he's grouped with guys who are at least 15 to 20 years older than him, and they tend to discount what he says and does because he has the least experience. On the other hand, he does tend to be the most open to new things. He's the most likely to listen to what the soldier would call "Faggy hippy music" because hey, that's what's in his generation.

Sniper tends to be a loner. He's quite friendly when you approach him, which fits his "ocker" personality (An

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I think the videos show Engie and Sniper as canon bros, reacting to events together (the Mac/PC ad, Meet the Medic)

From a gameplay perspective, you just can't ignore a permanent relationship between Engineer and Spy, though. No matter where on the spectrum it is from pure hatred to neutral to sexing it up, they will constantly be on one another's minds with regards to technology (improving or breaking it), either anticipating or planning a visit to a sentry nest.

You can make any take on their relationship, but the key point will always be the way their roles tie together.

Man, I must be the only one who really liked the other guy's style.

I like certain aspects of both artists. I like one's Admin better, and the other's Soldier better. Things like that. Both good.

>>7620
I thought his style worked fine for Left 4 Dead. But even if he's not Rob Liefeld his art still suffers from quite a few problems with anatomy, derpface, perspective, and foreshortening.

>>7621

...Can't unsee. Can't...unsee...

pyro = kerbal space program guy

>>7621

Now look at what you made me do.

OP here.

>>7558
[quote]There are times during online play where I get discoruaged because of my inadequacies with FPS games in general, but I try to push myself not to give up.[/quote]

Yeah, I've been there too. But I've found that TF2 kind of caters both to hardcore players (with classes like Spy and Sniper, and to a degree Soldier or Demo) and people with "normal" reflexes, or casuals (Heavy, Medic, Engie). It balances out nicely.

Also, I already have a coach-like person. And I'm F2P, so I can't add people yet. Since I'm working an unpaid internship, I don't have much money to buy games, even off Steam.

For those of you still having trouble, or feel that you're not doing as well as other players, try this little experiment.

Find a person (or persons) on your team that tends to do the best, be they simply a great killing machine or capturing points/intel/whatever. Stick with them as much as you can, and try to be the best at teamwork with them. Watch their back for Spies, hit their targets with your own attacks to back them up, and take hits for them if necessary. It is my belief that through aiding the stronger players, you will not only gain experience in playing your own class alongside teammates, but learn from how they play their class so that you can put those skills to your own use. Not to mention that teamwork is key to victory, so you will likely find your team doing better because you are actively working with a partner towards the goals rather than with the team as a whole working towards kills, dominations, or defense. On their side, they get a loyal ally to help them do their job better, faster, and safer, whether they know it or not.

Most importantly, have fun with it and keep practicing! Even if your team is being steamrolled every round, or completely shut out by defense, you can still learn from the way the enemies play and the way your teammates play. In no-win situations, not only can you dare to try new tactics, but you SHOULD try out new ideas or get practice with things you're not good at. If you find that you pick it up quickly, you could even turn the tide and set your team and yourself on the path to victory! Never give up, and don't be afraid to rage a little. I do it, we all do, just remember to channel it back into your enemies through your bullets, and not through your microphone or your chat.

>>7610
What's really weird is that when my team absolutely fails at defending control points or stopping the payload, we absolutely rock the fucking house the other way around

>>7534
I also want someone to make a TF2 KOTH map that's Mumm-Ra's lair with the big creepy pool as the control point for some reason.

Robin Atkin Downes was also Baron Zemo in the recent Avengers cartoon series. It's lovely, one time I put it on, closed my eyes, and pretended it was the Medic.

... Yes. Yes I am a dork.

He was also one of these creepy baby things.

>>7534
I never got a chance to see Thundercats as a kid, so I'm curious to see the show for that and a bunch of other reasons.

>>7540
That's another show I need to start watching. Zemo doesn't actually have a German accent though, does he?

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Accessing this from Auckland, New Zealand and have been following this when I was vacationing in Hong Kong. So Hong Kong and New Zealand proxies should work.

I also read Chinese, if that helps. Anything more specific you guys want me to look up for you guys?

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