Interested in competitive tf2? Look here!

I know there's quite a few people in this community who hate tf2 But there's also a few who like it, so I thought I'd point out good ways to get started if you wanna get off the pubs.

tf2lobby.com/: this site's very good to get experience of match-style games... in a similar way to ESL's gather system.

www.ubercharged.net/how-to-play-tf2/the-competitive-tf2-guide/: This is a great guide to each class and how to play it. A must read for anyone new to comp tf2.

And if you're not yet convinced that tf2 is a game worth playing... try reading these articles on cadred:
www.cadred.org/News/Article/97101/
(I've linked to the last one in the series because it's links to the others!)

Or if you can't be bothered with any of this, msg me on steam and I'll be happy to help

I'm with Foster on this one.

Playing in TF2Lobby games (a gather system) has totally changed the way I look at TF2.
6v6 matches are AWESOME. They require a lot more tactical play than you would expect. You need to know when to push, where to lurk, what class you can take out and what class you should ignore.

I'm finding playing as Scout is very fun, especially when I go double teaming with Foster. It's good to know you can fail and still have someone good like him pick up the slack

Ha! Sometimes...

edit: hmmmm think something is up with the quote function on the forums

N1 Foster. I remember this was how you told me about the good old fashion ESL back in the day.

I dont believe im at competetive level but TF2 certainly makes me smile.

Will check out the guide link you posted later. TY

The good thing about TF2 is that it's got so many active teams.

Chances are everyone here is better than a good few teams scrambling round the bottom of the Divisions.

We should get a TF2 team going Foz See if we can play that and BC2 at i40

<strong>Mr Pig wrote:</strong>
I think i have a team for i40... if i can play it as well as bfbc2