Team huge or others recruiting?

Sooo we never have enough people showing up to matches and it's been hurting us for a while. I don't have the time to keep recruiting people. Do any teams need 1-3 players to fill out their roster? It would be me and 1-2 others who are good enough that I'd bring with me, the others are way too casual for my taste. I'd like to play at least 1 match or scrim a week to be happy :)

You'd have to ask Juke or Blight or TTHREAZ.
We were thinking about signing up on some 8 v 8 ladder or something I think.

I really enjoy the 7 v 7 TWL rules (2 of each class) more then the 6 v 6 'your medic dies you lose' rules.

We're hoping we can go for #1 tonight..

plz i'd own all those nubs, sign me up

I'm sure those nerds will see this, they are always lurking here :P

plz i'd own all those nubs, sign me up

what happened to ith or whatever? See it's been 13 days since you've been on Steam :p

Yeah, never mind that all the best teams play 6v6 JoMo...

you son of a bitch!

:kiss:

Yeah, never mind that all the best teams play 6v6 JoMo...

you son of a bitch!

:kiss:

Only because that's the dumb rules they started with.

What's the status of competition? 'dwindling' is a good word.

Enjoy playing the same 8 teams over and over again because you all are 'elite' and make rules that aren't favorable or fun.

but how many clans play 7v7? or even 8v8? not that many...

everyone needs to get on the 6v6 format ASAP

Or play with people who learn to protect the medic.

But honestly, it's different. We played 8v8 and 7v7 before.... it just didn't feel right.

Everyone can play what they prefer. Just saying, the teams in the 6v6 are a little tighter than the teams in the 7v7 and 8v8.

Not being elitest or anything cuz I really don't feel like going down that road. It's all good.

I guess, for my team.. the 2 medic gayness with ubers is just too much. I remember our scrims and it was just boring.. especially when you have good medics who spread uber.

everyone needs to get on the 6v6 format ASAP

I thought you hated the 6 v 6 format due to it pretty much being

'soldiers meet, shoot at each other, first to press uber loses'

kind of play?

but how many clans play 7v7? or even 8v8? not that many...

:p

I thought you hated the 6 v 6 format due to it pretty much being

'soldiers meet, shoot at each other, first to press uber loses'

kind of play?you heard wrong, I like that first to press uber loses because it's EXCITING when you're the soldier, you have the whole game in your hands

I'd rather be playing 8v8 or more. 6v6 is just boring for me.

I do have to say though 8v8 on vent and playing with friends is pretty fun just because it feels like a pub stomp where you stack one team vs a bunch of newbs :D

Or play with people who learn to protect the medic.

But honestly, it's different. We played 8v8 and 7v7 before.... it just didn't feel right.

Everyone can play what they prefer. Just saying, the teams in the 6v6 are a little tighter than the teams in the 7v7 and 8v8.

Not being elitest or anything cuz I really don't feel like going down that road. It's all good.

I guess, for my team.. the 2 medic gayness with ubers is just too much. I remember our scrims and it was just boring.. especially when you have good medics who spread uber.

So being able to actually defend on dustbowl is boring? You do know that was one of the major bitches about dustbowl/gravelpit on CEVO right? And why they wanted stopwatch timers. It's almost impossible to defend dustbowl in 6 v 6 with the class restrictions being what they are.

All the 6 v 6 demos I've watched (dr's, your clan, 50cal, Experiment, etc..), when the medic goes down, the team pretty much loses. On a map like granary, it's nearly impossible to come back on. Add in the element of random criticals and this isn't conducive for 'good teamplay' and that may be why TF2 is losing a lot of it's competition to other games.

6v6 is serious business

So being able to actually defend on dustbowl is boring? You do know that was one of the major bitches about dustbowl/gravelpit on CEVO right? And why they wanted stopwatch timers. It's almost impossible to defend dustbowl in 6 v 6 with the class restrictions being what they are.

All the 6 v 6 demos I've watched (dr's, your clan, 50cal, Experiment, etc..), when the medic goes down, the team pretty much loses. On a map like granary, it's nearly impossible to come back on. Add in the element of random criticals and this isn't conducive for 'good teamplay' and that may be why TF2 is losing a lot of it's competition to other games.That makes it exciting, you have one shot to win it most of the time and while crits can occur it goes both ways so missing=lose

On Well, losing the medic might mean giving up a single capture point, but since it isn't a broken map, it's entirely possible to come back. Gravel and Dustbowl can be interesting enough with stopwatch. (In fact some people would argue that stopwatch makes it more exciting.) Two nearly equal teams will need a stopwatch whether it's 6v6 or 10v10. 2fort is just a terrible map. Granary is broken. I don't think the 6v6 format is actually a problem... I've grown to like how it tends to make the game more tactical, if at the expense of overall strategy (class makeup, etc). It places an emphasis on the minutia that would otherwise be fairly irrelevant with more players and more room for error (e.g. 2 medics).

On the same token, that minutia can be a real headache for teams to iron out, so playing TF2 competitively and keeping up with the continually refined tactics of the best teams is pretty stressful.

15v15 pubs are where its at. fuck your nancy 6v6 shit.