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Dolphinrider 2v2 MGE Cup

(Image credit: Shazi)

My Gaming Edge (MGE) is the ultimate training ground for 1v1 and 2v2 deathmatches. Some play it to get better, and others play it for fun. There are a small group of players that have taken it as their primary gamemode. They are known as the MGE Lords.

Attention Mercenaries!
Prepare yourselves for the next thrilling 2v2 MGE Cup presented by MGE.tf! Set to take place on July 27th and 28th, this cup will feature two divisions, OPEN and INVITE, and a hefty prize pool of over 360 keys! It will also provide a platform for players to showcase their skills live on the Fireside Casts stream!

Put your skills to test with select MGE arenas! Teams are limited to 2 Scouts, 2 Soldiers and 1 Demoman each.

Details:
PRIZE: 360 key prize pool
OPEN: July 27, 8:30 PM EST (Saturday)
INVITE: July 28, 8:30 PM EST (Sunday, must be invited in)
Registration opens July 7th and closes July 25th.

Can anyone dethrone the defending champions Logan and Kobe1920?

For more details on the format, click HERE.
Register in the Discord.

Important Links:

Dolphinrider 2v2 MGE Cup

(Image credit: Shazi)

My Gaming Edge (MGE) is the ultimate training ground for 1v1 and 2v2 deathmatches. Some play it to get better, and others play it for fun. There are a small group of players that have taken it as their primary gamemode. They are known as the MGE Lords.

Attention Mercenaries!
Prepare yourselves for the next thrilling 2v2 MGE Cup presented by MGE.tf! Set to take place on July 27th and 28th, this cup will feature two divisions, OPEN and INVITE, and a hefty prize pool of over 360 keys! It will also provide a platform for players to showcase their skills live on the Fireside Casts stream!

Put your skills to test with select MGE arenas! Teams are limited to 2 Scouts, 2 Soldiers and 1 Demoman each.

Details:
PRIZE: 360 key prize pool
OPEN: July 27, 8:30 EST (Saturday)
INVITE: July 28, 8:30 EST (Sunday, must be invited in)
Registration opens July 7th and closes July 25th.

Can anyone dethrone the defending champions Logan and Kobe1920?

For more details on the format, click HERE.
Register in the Discord.

Important Links:

Dolphinrider 2v2 MGE Cup

(Image credit: Shazi)

My Gaming Edge (MGE) is the ultimate training ground for 1v1 and 2v2 deathmatches. Some play it to get better, and others play it for fun. There are a small group of players that have taken it as their primary gamemode. They are known as the MGE Lords.

Attention Mercenaries!

Prepare yourselves for the next thrilling 2v2 MGE Cup presented by MGE.tf! Set to take place on July 27th and 28th, this cup will feature two divisions, OPEN and INVITE, and a hefty prize pool of over 360 keys! It will also provide a platform for players to showcase their skills live on the Fireside Casts stream!

Put your skills to test with select MGE arenas! Teams are limited to 2 Scouts, 2 Soldiers and 1 Demoman each.

Details:

PRIZE: 360 key prize pool

OPEN: July 27, 8:30 PM EST (Saturday)

INVITE: July 28, 8:30 PM EST (Sunday, must be invited in)

Registration opens July 7th and closes July 25th.

Can anyone dethrone the defending champions Logan and Kobe1920?

For more details on the format, click HERE.

Register in the Discord.

Important Links:

Team Fortress 2 Medic says he wishes he could "heal" the game

Alongside Counter-Strike 2 and Dota 2, Team Fortress 2 feels like Valve's neglected, less-loved child. It still pulls in players by the tens of thousands. A decade and a half since launch, the FPS remains one of the most accessible and (when it's working right) enjoyable multiplayer shooters on PC. But TF2 has a bot problem, and the game's community is pressuring Valve to intercede and implement fixes. The SaveTF2 petition has so far gathered more than 250,000 signatures. Now, the actor behind the Team Fortress 2 Medic offers a message of support, in the style of his beloved character.

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Team Fortress 2 plummets to 'Mostly Negative' on Steam as its biggest fans stoke the righteous flames of anti-bot outrage

I wrote yesterday about the #SaveTF2 movement's latest campaign, mobilizing once again to pressure Valve into action against Team Fortress 2's rampant bot problem. The latest operation is a two-pronged approach: an online petition—which has been signed and emailed to Valve over 200,000 times—and a public awareness campaign using the #FixTF2 hashtag to show just how rotten with bots TF2 has become. Well, the public certainly seems aware, and on Steam, that awareness is taking a very public form:..
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