This sub thinks it ' s so above the twitter community , and I ' ll admit that Twitter has its own special cesspool of bb fans , but there is also a lot of hivemind aggression in this sub too where if you go against the grain you get down voted into oblivion and get an inbox full of nasty comments . <| sep |> I ' m honestly a bit envious of anyone watching Lost for the first time sigh <| sep |> Liquids are pretty easy because we use liters for food products like pop in the US randomly . All food products in the US must be labeled in Customary and Metric <| sep |> Don ' t say that man . The moment you let them get to you , they win . <| sep |> TF 2 has a learning curve and is much more movement oriented than other FPS titles . If you can aimshoot at an at least average level , you can do well in TF 2 once you learn the movement . Also , try playing a few lobbies without using ADS at all . ADS in TF 2 is for niche circumstances and you ' re usually better off using an accurate hipfire weapon and abusing it . I would suggest watching vids by Tony Mo , Frothy and Gameseager and watching how they move . Run the campaign gauntlet for an hour or two without killing the targets just try to finish it fast . Learn how to strafe jump , what types of movement promote the best speed , and advanced stuff like slidehopping . Learn how to move quickly and you ' ll find yourself at an advantage more often than not in public lobbies . In TF 2 , speed kills . Literally . Don ' t tunnel vision targets if they ' re getting away , focus on staying hard to hit and keeping the best situational awareness you can . Think more about your position and movement than searching for players you ' ll not only find more players but have the upper hand in most fights . Counterintiuitive I guess but it ' s the reason the imitators never manage to clone Titanfall ' s movement . The movement is the focus , not the gunplay .