Jump to content

Epsilon

Member
  • Posts

    3,124
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Posts posted by Epsilon

  1. If possible, could I be the highlander team's Pyro? Of course I'd still practice my sniping skills, but only outside of competitive. Given how rusty I am, I think I'd do better as Pyro than I would Sniper.

     

    I would like to nominate Blue to be the team's Engineer, as well.

     

    And Fluttershy: How much competitive experience do you have? You seem very experienced from how you organize this and how you form your strategies.

  2. Jammin' Jelly

     

    Four rep to the reference get.

    The Jammin' Jelly is the greatest general FP-healing item in the Paper Mario series, (second to Jelly Pop and Jelly Candy). The item can heal fifty FP.

     

    This item can be cooked by mixing an Ultra Shroom and a Point Swap. Jammin' Jelly is the FP-restoring counterpart to the Ultra Shroom, and the two put together make the Jelly Ultra, which is able to recover fifty HP and fifty FP.

     

    hurr

  3. Fluttershy: What you say is truth; it's just the Heavy is the "Medic buddy mascot" of TF2. In fact, Soldiers are often pocketed by Medics in Division 1 leagues due to their health, mobility, and killing power.

     

    I disagree. I think the heavy is perfectly balanced. Like said by FS a Heavy is an easy target for snipers and spies. And can be killed by most other classes using the correct technique.

    ...I should reword what I said. The Heavy is the *closest* to being overpowered; I don't think he's terribly powerful; he just doesn't require a terrible amount of effort to play.

  4. I possess multiple symptoms of dyspraxia, but my coordination is decent.

     

    I am left handed (yep. Abnormal.).

     

    I have a unibrow that everyone and their dog is fond of pointing out.

     

    Soccer/football is my best sport, but I'm abysmal at kickball. I find this strange because they have similar elements (as in, well... kicking a ball).

×
×
  • Create New...

This website uses cookies, as do most websites since the 90s. By using this site, you consent to cookies. We have to say this or we get in trouble. Learn more.