Welp. This is by no means a last minute decision and I’ve been thinking about it for a while and I can safely say that I’ve reached my limit. Leading a team that never has a full roster and always has people leaving/changing/being inconsistent has driven me to dread tf2. I don’t even want to sign on anymore on practice nights knowing that I’ll have to find last minute ringers for a scrim in which we’ll be rolled because it’s our first time playing together (again).

So RIP to the team that didn’t even get to register. It’s been fun (kind of) and I’m sorry for quitting on you like everyone else. But I just want tf2 to be fun again and it won’t be if I’m always stressing out about this team. On the bright side (I guess we can call it that), you all have plenty of time to find other teams before the start of next season. Hell, I’ll probably throw LFT on my name. You guys are great (especially since you’re the ones who stuck around) but yeah, I’ve decided running my own team is just too much right now.

***Also if you want/agree to it, you can stay together and just find a new medic/pocket or what not, and one of you can assume the role of the leader. It’s something you can all talk over.

Wishing you all the best,

-Cuddle