Froyo EVL tbh

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https://clips.twitch.tv/esportsarena/GlamorousSwanUnSane

Did somebody manage to clip that quadruple direct Drackk got on upper in Gully vs EVL?

Welcome to 2017

I'm more triggered by the fact that he calls out anyone that can't afford Overwatch. Everybody's been through that stage in life where they're too young to get a job or just don't have any money to spend on luxuries. I know a few years back I would've killed to have €5 to spend on the steam sale. $40 is a lot of money to spend on a game for some people.

Jarate still not fucking banned

idk I like the concept of everybody from different regions playing on the same whitelist and ruleset, but both of these meetings have been met with such a large backlash from the community. imo we should just revert back to how we were developing whitelists before and ditch the global whitelist project.

lmao of all the places you could have gone and things you could have done drunk you decided to spend it on tftv SeemsGood

When you say mouseX switches to it's respective weapon and shoots, do you mean that if you were to click mouse1 once, it would switch to your primary and automatically keep shooting until you pressed another key or switched to a different weapon? If not then could maybe try to get into more detail about the specifics of how your config works?

Weird questions but idk people usually have very weird or specific configs.for their likings.

I only know English and Maltese, tho I'm quite bad at the latter, it's still technically my native language. It's really fun to swear in tho.

Hoping for a speedy recovery for Duwatna <3 Godspeed!

Did anything that has to do with your internet connection change at all when this started happening? Did you change your network card, router, location of your pc or router, or anything else that could have had an impact on your wifi's performance?

I couldn't disagree more. Take it as someone who comes from EU, where the ruleset feels like it encourages cheesing the games and and teams do whatever they can to get a safe, boring win, rather than a risky, exciting one. I think teams that want to win will never not run it because of how much of an upgrade it is over ubersaw.

This problem will be even more present at lans/tournaments with big prize pools, where teams will risk less and less in order to secure a win.

You do have good points in your argument, the medic absolutely does not have immediate access to the health pools of the enemy players, however, there are many situations where medics could absolutely be positioned in such a way that they are safe/not taking any risks with their positioning, but the health number they are reading out to their teammates are at that moment incredibly useful. Most obvious example is midfights. Medics stay present with their team on mid fights, and it won't be difficult for a half-decent medic to position himself safely with line of sight of his enemies at the same time. Considering how much of an impact a midfight can have on the rest of the round, I'm hard pressed to find a reason why I wouldn't run solemn vow, if at the very least to mids.

Again, it is possible that running out to peek an enemy's health could be considered a risky move, but it could also be a very safe and smart move. It depends on the situation really. However, if Solemn Vow were to get unbanned, the opportunity to get 25% uber from a melee would be considered so situational (as it already is, you could argue), that I have a hard time imagining medics perma-equipping (or switching to and from) the ubersaw for specific situations like those when they could play it safe the entire match and have constant access to the health, uber percentage and medigun of any enemies that crawl in their sights.

I don't necessarily think so. This is because I think it is now easy to see, hear or tell when a player has gotten arrowed, thanks to the visual and audio cues the arrow makes when it lands on a damaged friendly, or even the fact that a player could be standing statue still in order to receive and arrow could give that away. Plus, you will always be able to tell that players who have gotten crossbowed are now at least at 100-150 health, or they are 100-150 health greater than they were before (minus any buffs).

When I say that the solemn vow ruins the health counting metagame, I mean that it makes the skill of keeping track of the enemy players' health pool that so many players have learnt and mastered completely useless now. Worse yet, teams that decide not to run a solemn vow should it be unbanned will still have to keep track of all that stuff, which no team would do, 'cos why make your job harder?