(10-15-2012, 08:52 AM)ExtremeDude2 Wrote: [ -> ] (10-15-2012, 07:23 AM)NaturalViolence Wrote: [ -> ]I've convinced one of my friends to give TF2 a try now that he has a desktop that can actually run it well. With Zee530, Garrlker, and him + me, extremedude2, and xteme2damax we could form a 6 man team for MVM. We would have to train them though, which would take some time.
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*NaturalViolence does not understand why extremedude2 considers this a bad thing*
*NaturalViolence requests an explanation for this*
*NaturalViolence likes talking in third person mode*
*ExtremeDude2 doesn't want to wait for them to train
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That brings me to an interesting question. What is the easiest class to train someone in? I'm almost positive that it would be heavy.
I picked up pyro and scout pretty easy as well.
Quote:I picked up pyro and scout pretty easy as well.
lolwut
We'll see about that. Pyro is a very tricky class to play so I doubt that you managed to get good at it that fast if you just started. Airblasting in particular takes a long time to get the hang of.
Scout doesn't take as much time but there is still a lot to learn (mostly dodging, ambushing, and twitch aiming). Things get really complex once you start playing around with specific itemsets for your build.
Both classes are much better at ambushing and hit-and-run tactics and aren't really good at taking on enemies directly.
Quote:I'd say soldier
Both heavy and soldier are direct assault classes but soldier requires lots of practice to get rocket aiming and rocket jumping down. The delay can really throw off your aim at longer distances.
Train? All you do is aim and squeeze the trigger right?
I can do that much
No, the only one that is truly aim, pull trigger is the sniper, as anything else either has short range, needs to spin up, or has slow moving projectiles. Unfortunately, unless I'm in a tank (something not in TF2), I'm only good at 'There's someone, I'll shoot directly at them' which doesn't necessarily do any good.
I wonder why it was okay for some players who have never played the game until very recently to just play the game and learn on their own, but others need to be "trained" by certain people. I think some people just get off on this stuff. I'm pretty sure people are here to have fun and play the game without having to take orders from people who have an overwhelming need to take take control and be the smartest guy in the room all the time. That's just my take.
Quote:Train? All you do is aim and squeeze the trigger right? Tongue
I can do that much
If that's all you do than you're going to drag your team down and probably lose.
Quote:I wonder why it was okay for some players who have never played the game until very recently to just play the game and learn on their own, but others need to be "trained" by certain people. I think some people just get off on this stuff. I'm pretty sure people are here to have fun and play the game without having to take orders from people who have an overwhelming need to take take control and be the smartest guy in the room all the time. That's just my take.
Oh look another nasty comment by SS directed at me about something he won't even participate in. And you won't even mention me by name as if you look down on me in disgust. How touching. I'm getting really sick of these.
He can learn on his own if he wants to. It will just take longer is all. If we're going to play together as a group we're going to want to win. And we can't do that with noobs on our team (no offense to anyone). Extremedude2 doesn't want to wait around and neither do I. Since it benefits both of us I am offering to share some of my experience with anyone who wants it. You've somehow managed to turn that into a bad thing.
And by the way since you were so kind as throw some big assumptions in there I should let you know that I've been playing this game for a year, which you would know if you had bothered to look at my steam profile before posting.