2/9 [TC] vs. dF

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2/9 [TC] vs. dF; Rematch! Who will win?
Topic Started: Feb 10 2008, 05:29 AM (235 Views)
+ SirLamer	Feb 11 2008, 06:32 PM Post #16
Cheesus Fan Posts: 55 Group: TC Members Member #6 Joined: January 22, 2008	Quote: What's the sense in pushing if its just futile? If they have twice our numbers, the chances of us running in and stopping them are slim. They'll just have an even greater advantage. Scrims aren't played like pubs, we need to be more conservative and patient with our attacks. Attacking as a group is key, and 'group' implies all, 6 or 8 of us. That is a good point, but an instruction like "fall back" introduces sort of random behavior that is chaotic. Something more like "re-form defense behind the cellar entrance and the garage door" would give everyone a focus on what to do, and we'd be alligned on that. If we chart out and identify choke points ahead of time then we will be able to find the best places to fall back to, where only a couple guys can take on the opposing team, like in "300". Please don't take personal offense on this, as this isn't my point. The suggestion that we focus on the "good stuff" only means that we ignore everything we did wrong, which will perpetuate bad habits.



* Wisp	Feb 11 2008, 11:49 PM Post #17
Administrator Posts: 389 Group: Admin Member #1 Joined: January 5, 2008	Brad! Feb 11 2008, 07:14 AM After that match on Labor, I'm under the firm belief that a strong Sniper perched upstairs taking shots out the window would have smoked dF. It is too cramped in tthere to dodge anything, like crit rockets.



+ [TC]HeatSeeker	Feb 13 2008, 11:08 AM Post #18
Cheesus Fan Posts: 68 Group: TC Members Member #12 Joined: January 25, 2008	I think what it comes down to is experience. The longer we play, the faster we know our roles and the quicker we can recover from huge hits. Even set plays like "Hard defense" (Engineers, Demomen, Heavies) or something like that will be able for us to switch our roles on the fly. We're doing alright guys, don't worry it took years for my first clan in Wolf ET to get where they were (and subsequently fell off shortly after) Just focus on having fun and learning. I didn't realize how much more to TF2 there was till I played in the first scrim. We are [TC] and [TC] is us. Stick together, back each other up and we'll be just fine.



* The GHost	Feb 13 2008, 09:00 PM Post #19
Cheesus Lover Posts: 190 Group: Admin Member #4 Joined: January 22, 2008	[TC HeatSeeker,Feb 13 2008, 11:08 AM] I think what it comes down to is experience. The longer we play, the faster we know our roles and the quicker we can recover from huge hits. Even set plays like "Hard defense" (Engineers, Demomen, Heavies) or something like that will be able for us to switch our roles on the fly. We're doing alright guys, don't worry it took years for my first clan in Wolf ET to get where they were (and subsequently fell off shortly after) Just focus on having fun and learning. I didn't realize how much more to TF2 there was till I played in the first scrim. We are [TC] and [TC] is us. Stick together, back each other up and we'll be just fine. QFT



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