UGC 4v4 Team

UGC now has our application, hopefully they'll get back soon. I don't know about you guys, but I'd like to take this season a lot more seriously than last one, especially with a smaller team and me having the ability to actualy play. This means scrimmaging, playing lobbies, etc. to practice. Here are some links to get you started, definitely check them out.

tf2center.com (lobbies, great to practice)
YOUTUBE.COM (Watch demos, plays of the week, rollouts, matches, anything to do with competitive in order to get better, youtube is a huge resource)
ugcleague.com (home of our team, I will make at least one other of you a team leader as well once they accept our application, and this is where you will need to go to join the team at that point. Meanwhile, check out the various maps we'll be playing on if you have a chance, maybe even download them and wander around a bit)

FINALLY, AND MOST IMPORTANT:
All three of you are playing power classes this season, at least for the most part. The one resource that is absolutely fantastic for improving your deathmatch skill in these classes is MGE. If you go in the server browser and type mge_ you should get a few servers. Choose the one with the lowest ping and join. MGE (My Gaming Edge) is a mod made by Lange, a tf2 caster, that essentially puts you in 1v1 situations on various mids, seconds, and lasts of normal cp maps. Try to practice a lot on badlands mid and viaduct mid since we'll actually be playing those, but everything helps. Even though it doesn't give you the experience of fighting multiple people, it is the single most valuable resource here, and you should all use it. As scout, try scout v scout and soldier v scout. As soldier, do the same. For demo, stick to demo v demo most of the time. The training this will give you will help so many hundreds of times more than random pubs will, especially on the pub spamming classes like soldier and demo, but also on scout.