I'm probably as straight as my writing.

Halo: Spartan strike and assault. Yay, halo games on steam! Oh what, you mean these are mobile twistick shooters from the windows store? Oh well back to dreaming!

"Whats next on the schedule? Ah, evisceration!" ~Demonspawn, Hero Siege

When I played through pokemon black, X, and omega ruby I relied on wikis for movepools.

Something about hero siege becoming easier makes it more enjoyable in my eyes.

I main smg/ specifically P90 in csgo.

Originally posted by Nicky:

The only decent thing Valve has ever created is Steam. Neither games are entertaining.

M8 thats quite an opinion there.

Regardless of the posters every five feet warning that phones will be confiscated, most people still brought their phones anyways. I had a friend who would play super smash bros every day in the first few minutes of the period and our teacher didn't really mind.

Originally posted by Krinkov:

Originally posted by Littlefoot:

I got bored of it eventually. Also, terrible optimization and Valve being outright incapable of fixing obvious balance issues. Finally, the game is going in the completely wrong direction and becoming more and more like Counter-Strike, which is NOT the Team Fortress i knew and loved.

Meet your match killed any hope of me ever returning to the game. I'm fine with competitive matchmaking being added, but when it's done at the cost of regular pubs (which in my opinion is the best way to enjoy TF2, being the silly game it is), it's just not worth it anymore.

I moved on to CS: GO, then to Killing Floor 2 and Overwatch.

So, in other words, you didn't like tf2 becoming like CS, so you moved on to CS instead?

Even so, such reasoning would apply since if you like some of Csgo's features, but not their Tf2 implements, it's logical to enjoy them in their natural environment.

Super Smashbros, the most worthy form of settiling arguments.

Originally posted by nicoper:

Originally posted by dino_inc:

Job application

"Where do you see yourself in five years?"

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