There is a distinct difference between a "tryhard" and a simply skilled player. Tryhards are players who take themselves way too seriously when playing the game and will get mad if they see any kind of goofing off, even in a casual match, because that's just how seriously they take the game. A skilled player won't necessarily be a tryhard, just as a tryhard won't necessarily be a skilled player, it's just that sometimes, those 2 adjectives can overlap in a person.
As much as you may dislike tryhards, you have to admit that they well establish tf2's fps aspect and not just the friendly and casual simulator that you literally won't find in any other fps aspect. Thank you Grouch for making us look at all sides, venture out and broaden our horizons a bit.
I think being a tryhard isnt a bad thing, it depends on how you act mostly, like if you are a lime scout with a bunch of crappy lenny binds thats fine, annoying but fine, when people start having tantrums and calling people slurs is the kind if tryhards who should be hated.
Yes. I wouldn't call those people tryhards, I'd call them toxic. Votekick those people IMMEDIATELY. They shouldn't be playing TF2, they need to go outside and get some sunlight.
Me too! Octo's recent video on Gun Spy has got me rethinking everything I know about playing Spy. I keep finding new awesome ways to play, it's just as fun as the day I first downloaded it. :_)
@@HeyGrouch Yeah that gun spy vid was great. It’s wild how the community is able to keep the base game fresh only by changing their perspective/interpretation of the game.
I do think it's always important to remember, "Don't hate the player, hate the game". TF2 wasn't designed around anyone having more than 50 hours of experience with a given class. We got players with thousands. I think rebalancing of the game to some extent could help, but it's tricky as you still want it to be fun and rewarding for those newer players, otherwise the game just kind of dies.
Yeah, it's gonna be interesting to see how the game shapes up 10 years from now with its already existing skill gap between veterans and fresh installs
We don't need balance patches designed around "tryhards" or people with a lot of hours. That's how you turn a game into an unfun, boring esport. We need more shitty players. More shitters means more people in a game that you're capable of killing, and it means you're less likely to get into a game with people who are really good. Instead of facing a team of three try hards, three normal players, and three shitters and getting BTFO, image a game where you play against one or two tryhards, fourish normal players, and maybe half a dozen shitters. Suddenly you only need to really worry about one guy, that one guy still gets his godlike, and you might just win a round or two.
@@StuGLyfe What I meant by balancing around tryhards was exactly what you're meaning here. Things like nerfing sniper, lowering the insane potential dominance skilled players can have single handedly. Problem with making changes like that to any given class, is you often also make the class less fun for people, and make it even harder to do well with for newer players trying to have fun with the game. Think about all the suggested nerfs for sniper, for example, then consider how much worse of an experience you would likewise have as a new player who already can't aim as well as those with more experience. I don't care about things being balanced for the higher end of play, I agree that's a pointless goal. I only care about things being balanced for the actual majority players, and with the understanding that some players have vastly more skill than others. You want skill to matter, but you don't want it to matter so much that it completely dominates a match like a good sniper can. It ain't as simple as it might seem.
I mean. If we're being honest the person whos gonna play for fun is gonna windup being the tryhards themselves. Its apart of human nature we get better at things the more we do those activities. And adaptability is a thing people you're gonna learn from facing a tryhard weather you like it or not, and its gonna improve your gameplay. Im tired of this community belittling others because ones better at the game than another. respect those talented people that made it at the top, never shame them for being there..
You're absolutely right on the money on how ""tryhards"" are usually trying less than whoever may be raging in chat, largely because that's just how muscle memory works. It's also a topic that I'm passionate for as friends of mine face the same issue, and yet I can certainly confirm that they only take their games semi-seriously at most (as do I). Unless you're playing ranked or trying to earn a prize pool, there's a certain point where stressing about win screens just simply isn't worth it, and general improvement becomes much more gratifying as a result. I get that many usually don't expect players to reach a certain skill threshold (15+ respawns don't feel particularly nice either, lets not kid ourselves) but to me, games are all about having some goal to work toward. From the literal (objectives) to the personal (Reaching "Hale's Own ___"). It only makes certain mechanics and skillsets feel more deliberate and satisfying. I don't play TF2 nearly as much as I used to, but I recently picked up Quake Champions as one of my go-to games, and Quake is chock-full of these moments. And unlike modern FPS, I feel as if I don't need to exclusively queue up with friends to be able to enjoy the game consistently, and it's a shame that AFPS struggles to gain traction among newer audiences, but it is what it is. I will say however, that TF2 still shares much of these elements, and in this day and age where skills feel less varied than ever (imo) I can at least thank it for that.
I think you are confusing 2 different elements together here: There is a difference between being good at the game and being a tryhard. Casual players play to simply have fun, they don't need the artificial reward of 'winning' to enjoy a match. However the other part mostly enjoys playing the objective and focuses on it way more than the average player. That's how the stereotype goes. Don't mistaken it.
Also add in the factor of toxicity. If someone is just playing the objective there is nothing wrong with it. But if he blames his team for not doing well and gets mad at people using the huntsman, then that's not fine.
As a labeled "tryhard" myself, I couldn't agree more. In my opinion, someone who is good at the game isn't a tryhard. A tryhard is someone who takes the game way too seriously. He kills conga dancers and hoovies. He initiates votes to kick afk players or medics who suck. He yells in the mic at his team for not doing the meta strat.
I mean yeah I kill friendlies, have to level up those Stranges. But hell I don't vote kick the shit player or scream at them. Give'em a tip if they want it.
In my opinion to play at your level is perfectly fine If you can dominate an intire server without problem then youre free to do so But killing friendlies isnt a matter of skill, its about moral Of course there is the whole debate about if casual implies that friendlies are supposed to exist But outside of that, being good at the game shouldnt excuse you from killing friendlies (Which may or may not be intended to exist)
I don't *necessarily* have a problem with people who attack friendlies. Sometimes they steal my health packs or get in my way... And then it becomes a bloodbath. Or I'm playing medic with the Ubersaw and need a quick bit of uber and accidentally crit them into oblivion.
@@HeyGrouch thats what i had in mind I felt like the We wont get mad if you kill friendlies was a bit too inclusive But what you just said with uber and healthpacks is a lot more agreeable
Moral ? What kind of bullshit is that ? We have the right to hate friendlies, we have the right to play TF2 the way it was designed : a pvp FPS. I see opposite color of my team, I shoot, no question asked.
Tf2 is one of those games where skill plays a very important factor, but god damn it nothing else can make me feel like a living legend to feeling like I’m stuck in a rut in less than 5 minutes
I find it kind of annoying how tryhards, people who should be playing ranked to challenge themselves, often go for community servers and casual mode, because they don't seek harder challenges and just want easy ego boosting pub stomps. I've seen this in Halo, CoD, TF2, OW, and even a game like Sea of Thieves (PVP players not opting for Hour Glass mode and instead do open world PVP to gank new players). I feel like tryhards absolutely deserve the hate they get, because instead of actually trying to improve, they just try hard, but don't want an opposing challenge that might knock them right off their perch for a couple days/months.
the difference between a try hard and a skilled player is that a skilled player is nice, plays the objective and doesnt talk shit, and when they do, its usually to someone who started it, then they have the skill to back up there talk. they either kill or dont kill friendlies, and when they do, they dont talk trash or whatnot, they just move on. there aware not everyone on there team is going to be as good as them, so when a newbie joins them, thay wont mind, a try hard is at best, average at the game. they yell slurs and talk shit, but cant back it up and yell at you or there own team when they die, swearing up and down there a god and everyone else is holding them down. they dont just tolerate friendlies, or kill them and move on, nonon, they despise them. they target them specifically because there having fun in a way they dont like. they dont play objective and they make sure to call a vote kick on anyone they dont like, but in an ironic twist, they will most likely not kick cheaters because the cheater is on there team. theres some overlap, of course, and this isnt a one size fits all deal, but this is what iv picked up on from my time playing. being a lime green scout with binds isnt necessarily going to be a tryhard, its when they start getting mad for no reason is when stuff goes downhill.
You hit the nail on the head with uncletopia. A lot of people hate it because "It's sweaty" and while yes, the people you're playing against probably play tf2 exclusivity, are just good players and it feels like you're more upset over not being able to pubstomp.
I think the only time to hate a try-hard is when they refuse to leave a lobby that turned friendly But, just as well The only time to hate a friendly is when they whine in chat joining a lobby that is very competitive. What I find is that most people are a mix of both qualities and are willing to switch around or even respect the other group. Try-hards are not the problem neither are friendlies. It's entitlement
It can be frustrating being a casual player but I have never hated a player that doms me but I sure do taunt when I finally get my one kill after him being 10-1 on me…
I try to be the middle ground of FPSs when it comes to someone who just wants to enjoy the game, as well as being a "tryhard". I grew up on Halo and CoD for a lot of my youth, so naturally I wanted to do well. But ultimately, I don't do many chores and do university work just to come back home and work a 2nd job with sweating, especially in a wacky game like TF2. As I've gotten older, 21 years old now, I still try to do well in a game, but if I don't, then oh well! That's just my two cents. Really nice analysis on a this particular subject man.
I agree! This is why I love TF2 so much. The mark of a truly great game is this: It's fun to lose. And TF2 is super fun even when I'm sucking, especially because of the humor and goofiness in it.
Yeahhh same Barely got enough time to sit for longer then an hour on 2 lately, life's life and it sucks out all of your free time you had, be it for work, workout, socialising, just getting some rest for once in a blue moon
Coming from a comp player, I think that the adition of bullshit features like random crits and classes easy to play like pyro and heavy make the game more fun for newer players as they don't have the skill necessary to do big numbers. It makes me happy that even when someone is terrible at tf2 they can still make some points.
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I’m a medic main who tries my best on the objective, but I’m not so much of a tryhard to pass up wacky opportunities over optimal strategy. I think I’m a pretty good medic but definitely not the greatest
while it is fun fighting against a good player, it is not fun fighting against a good player who has infinite uber because he actually protects his medic, that's all i am gonna say.
this entire video is true, except one thing: try-hard and skilled players are very different things, try-hards seam to be incapable of understanding the definition of fun and or how to have fun. and skilled players don’t need to try to win, they’re just that good. and when you pull of something cool,regardless of who you are, taunting just seems like the correct response/way to express just how cool the thing you just did was.
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Yeh i usually rage a lot while playing, but its different when its my problem or when these airstrike soldier and kritzkrieg med didnt even let the team go out of spawn and get cocky on chat, or that sniper who wants to kill everyone even if there is a friendlies corner while the half of team still playing cool. I mean, the pro people even is kind, but these tryhards just make you going like "Meh, another one" And yep, both happened me on casual payload
Yeah, almost like there's 2 versions of tryhards. Ones that are normal regular pros, veterans of the game and just skilled players And a physical manifestation of everything you want to punch in the face who won't care about anything but winning at whatever cost, especially the cost of everyone else having to cater to them
Tryhard and Skilled players have gotten mixed together, no one hates the soldier who can always hit his air shoots or can carry a team. People hate the soldier who comes into a match of 2 fort, kills the entire enemy team, ends the match in the next 5 minutes. When everyone, Red and Blu was dicking around having fun. No one hates the scout who knows the maps and flanks routes and can out fight an enemy team. People hate the tryhard lime green scout for targeting to f2p noob and making him quite the game after being a n repentant cunt about it. Skilled players are good, and most time if a server goes friendly, wont ruin the fun for everyone else, but not a try hard.
Nah i disagree. Old tf2 had far less people who were "just better" as you say. It wasn't quite like it is now. Theres far less room for silly crap than back in the day
Try hards is my A$$. Never say do that again! Never think about that Tryhards! Relax to Play to Gameplay. that all is it. *-Veteran FPS Xtreme_Shoot Tactic & Tip.*
Ever thought that said "tryhard" could be more experienced than you, and instead of giving up you could try to actually improve instead of going around and calling yourself experienced, while whining about them?
@@YepJustRob I mean, a Tryhard as in an experienced player? Or tryhard as in the full lime wearing 12 year old who’s just got his buddy’s kritzkreig surgically grafted to his ass?
tf2 is the best mp game ever because you are ALLOWED the CHOICE to tryhard or not- and most people will! its fun to try your darndest to win, thats what makes tf2 fun- but you're also allowed to high five enemies, dictate the outcome of a 1v1 with rock paper scissors, and make a huge conga line with the entire server. compare that to basically any other mp pvp game out on the market. they are ALL competitive shooters, and as a result, they ALL have pretty horrible fanbases, even compared to tf2. i cant play valorant, or cs:go, or any call of duty simply because none of them are fun. you HAVE to win to have fun, and thats simply bad game design.
When I use the Classic I’m just _better_ than most snipers. Without even trying, without even listening. Why? Hell if I know for sure. But likely because I’m confident and very comfortable with the weapon. I’m not trying hard- I’m far more relaxed when I use it actually, compared to say stock.
I try to be something in between tryhard and friendly. Most of the time I'm running around looking for a fight rather than focusing the objective but I'll respect the crouch and reciprocate taunts.
TF2 is a fucking mystery to me; it's perhaps the only videogame i've seen filled with people who actively despise those who play the game for how it's designed and play it well. We have a whole term for this group in the first place, literally other-ing people who just... are good at fucking videogames. It's genuinely pathetic.
Careful now, friend. Now you're other-ing the people who are other-ing. A lot of people get mad at videogames, I wouldn't exactly call it pathetic. It's more so just unfortunate. It seems like both sides are accusing the other side of taking the game too seriously, but in different ways. I think the only way to end the cycle is just to accept others when they get mad at us and try to show some compassion, since they're probably just redirecting unrelated anger coming from something very real elsewhere in their life :)
@@HeyGrouch I have no idea what you're getting at here. I'm observing that the community at large tends to other people who treat the game seriously. Calling people out on othering isnt othering in itself, otherwise you might as well not call out any sort of discrimination. Calling out when someone is being dishonest about something is important. There's a time and a place for turning the other cheek, but when the entire "society" as we can call it normalizes this kind of behavior, you need to take a stand against it.
@@HueManatee There is a monumental difference between taking a stand against a certain kind of behavior and mocking someone who participates in that behavior. I dislike hatred, but hating the hateful isn't any kind of solution at all. It seems to me that mockery actually encourages the behavior we're trying to squash because it pushes people further back into their echo chamber and further solidifies that "other-ing" mentality. They often end up thinking "Well this guy is just calling me names, clearly he's the bad guy in this situation." I agree with your goal 100%, I just think acceptance breeds acceptance and hatred breeds hatred. A LOT of people disagree with me on this, but since our goal is the same we're clearly on the same team here. :) Hell, I might just be naive, but this is what I've noticed in my personal life so I can't help but imagine that this rule scales up proportionally. I'd look into the work of Daryl Davis if you're interested in someone who's actually put this mentality into practice, he's genuinely amazing. And thanks for your replies, it means a lot that you're taking the time to engage in this kind of conversation :)
@@HeyGrouch I'm aware of Daryl Davis. This is not the same. Daryl Davis sought to understand those who hated him, but you can't exactly act like he's not ready to criticize the KKK. I have no trouble calling someone who is trapped in dishonest and automatic biased thinking as pathetic, especially an adult. I would also be very willing to converse with them and give them a chance to see what they're doing wrong. If I were just mocking those who think in such irrational ways I'd be doing something unproductive, but that's not what I'm doing. I'm openly criticizing destructive and automatic thinking, and I feel no shame for that. If someone wants to take my honest criticism (which isn't a string of epithets and insults like you seem to suggest) and use that to further prove their immature thinking, then I don't quite see how the issue is on my end.
I was tryharding, sweating, using the most unfair weapons open fortress had to offer, in a map that I'm very good at: I got second place to a guy that came late and wasn't even trying.
I remember that once I was a Medic to a lot of meh players and I was topscoring, yet we were all just playing normally, then an Engie put a sentry outside our spawn and I asked my team to stop dying to it and to help to take it down, then someone called vote to kick me and it passed. I asked that guy why he kicked me and he just shitposted.
4:00 - Talks about playing overwatch and how competitive it is - background footage: not overwatch Even he couldn't bring himself to touch that cesspool of a game
Ye they are “better” at the game but: 1. They don’t care about friendlies 2. They use the same weapons… over… and over… and OVER AGAIN 3. They don’t care if you say to them you are new and want to practice and politely ask for them to take it easy 4. All they do is pub stomp with their medic girlfriend instead of taking the game not seriously as it should be and putting skill into something wacky and actually fun 5. The only fun they get is from winning After switching my preferred game modes from payload to cp maps I was much happier.
The solution is definitely to queue for different maps! Some community servers have more tryhards than others, so I'd recommend looking for some more casual ones :) Koth maps are usually pretty safe too
is an fps game, i can kill anyone i want. If I see a weapon is good of course im going to use it a lot. medic girlfriends are bit annoying tbh. what is wrong with trying to win?
@@redshell9205 silly servers and the "disconnect" option are available and free, and u "friendlys" are lucky because silly and casual servers are very common and easy to find, competitive on the other side is completly dead
You do realize the main reason people find Uncletopia bad today is because of their awful moderation team right? Saw a video of some guy getting banned for cheating because he was to good against an Uncletopia mod in a official casual match, not even on the server itself.
Really? I've never heard of this, or experienced anything like this. You sure that's not a fluke incident? Even if not... That still is preferable to having bots in our games. The mod probably thought he was a bot- hopefully he can get his ban resolved
@@HeyGrouch ua-cam.com/video/SZUbLdi7pfk/v-deo.html this was the video I saw. Might have been resolved. Still I have tried to make silly troll teleporters on Uncletopia, I got kicked so its not exactly casual.
2:06 it also includes: how to commit several war crimes, when he did said crimes, the stolen formula for anterax, how to hide Molotovs and Soo much more
There's no defense for that toxic direct hit soldier try hard saying "GG EZ" after every friendly he killed in my 2fort server he was even evil enough to kill a hoovy.
On an unrelated note, class restrictions were the worst idea ever invented and it's the main reason why I AVOID uncletopia. Being forced to play another class just because 3 other people are playing it isn't fair especially if they've been performing poorly as those classes. If his servers didn't have class restrictions then I would probably give uncletopia less shit for being overly competitive or as the community calls it a sweatfest, but seeing how that won't change I'll stick to other community servers/casual.
Remember normal tryhards aren’t who you hate. They’re just people who are better just want to get better. People who you hate are those salty ones, who insult everyone they kill and bitch every time they die.
Actually, I have been that heavy that pub stomps. And I use the brass beast. Basically religiously. I have it renamed "The Brass Wall" and have it festivized and killstreaked. The whole deal
I reallise that if you have around 500h on the game, you are not bad, people are just way better than you, so play more and become better... That or you're just trash
My friend falls into the sweaty category, whenever he runs into a friendly in casual or if I'm being friendly myself he just calls it a free kill and says casual is about casually playing the objective. When he's on a server no friendlies are allowed to exist
There is tryhards and TRYHARDS one is you know trying his hardest to win and those are perfectly valid then there are the TRYHARDS that kill friendlies be toxic in chat and overall be a dickhead in the name of the win even though killing friendlies will do you nothing to win and intact might make them play seriously and now you have a disadvantage. When I see a tryhard even though it can get annoying if they're singlehandedly squashing my team I have no reason to complain cuz those people who are really playing the game and just happen to be good at it The other kind is just human trash that nobody loves and named tryhards for some reason
Damn, In my POV. idc about friendlies n shit i play this game for fun whene i see nonhostile crouching player sometimes i kill em bcus why not its free kill right its shooting game, and he gets upset and calls me a tryhard *im not tryhard* I decided to toy with this clown by killing him again and he finally convinced my team to kick me for being so called tryhard You cant try to cross a highway road and get hit by a speeding car and demand money from driver n shit
I'm all for Tryhard when I just want to win. But I'm fine with any friendlies. UNLESS when they do NOTHING to interact as friendly. Such as : Just hitting a AFK teammate with their melee in spawn. WTF is wrong with them. We're getting stomped and this is how they play the TEAM game ?!
i dont mind tryhards, but they could at least not be toxic and act less suprised when everyone leaves or they get kicked for just making the game unfun for both teams
There certainly are skilled tryhards, but I seem to run into even more who aren't actually good, and only get a significant amount of kills by killing friendlies. But occasionally I run into that one weeb tryhard Spy, with all the unusuals, that just owns everyone on the server and is insanely good. I can't even be mad at him I'm just in awe.
My definition of a tryhard is less someome being really good at the game. But more the people who will sacrifice anything, including their dignity in exchange of cheap ways to win over the opponent. Think of conch black box soldiers, Dead ringer Spycicle spies, back burner/plhog pyros, vaccinator medics and jarate kukri snipers, short circuit spammers and.... Back in the day Degreaser and Reserve shooter pyros. What do all these players have in common? They rather everyone including their team despise them for how cheap their are just for an easy advantage over their oponents. Their existence is based around victories over dun, no matter the cost. What do these players have in common? They
Being good at the game isn't the issue. You completely missed the mark on what makes the tryhard-hate a reality. It's how they top frag and the fact that playing like that eliminates anyone's chances to enjoy the game unless they do it as well. Banner soldiers that spam space bar and shoot at your feet, no life snipers who force you to go vac/sniper, sticky spammers with a krit pocket that spam chokes every 30 seconds, vac medics pocketing one player forcing coordination when pubs have none, kunai spies that feed off of scrubs to facetank actually good players. The balance of the game right now allows players with lowskill to top frag with easy bake oven load outs and weapon combos. This isn't being good, this is exploiting bad game balance. You could argue that they are doing the best strategy to win but it by no means is an indication of skill.
Calling someone a tryhard is a really weak insult. It’s just admitting that someone is really efficient at dislodging your experience. “This person is too good at killing so they get a special name” it’s silly. This is a shooting game. You know, where you shoot people.
there is a difference between a tryhard and an asshole vorobey is a tryhard but he does not kill friendlys some times and almost every lime scout and anger sniper that i have met have been very toxic and very cocky
I'm not anti try-hard. Sometimes I do try my hardest to win... when the round is clearly in competitive mode. The only thing I have against "tryhards" is when 90% of the 2Fort server is just goofing around AND THIS ONE GUY IS RUINING IT GODDAMMIT
Hahaha, fair enough. I think people who kill friendlies are either new players who don't know better or people who are just absolutely bloodlusted. Sometimes I do have days where I'll just attack anything in sight...
We're all playing the same game, I dont even get the whole notion of "casuals" vs "tryhards" most people I know would probably be labeled as a tryhard (like me :)) goof around casual or uncletopia with comp like pretty much anyone else who doesn't interact with comp gamers. I think the fact we can have the competitive formats we have while going into a pub to use some random gimmick or just chill with friends is a testament to how great tf2 is and the tools the devs left us with to make server configs to be able to host both comp game modes and other things, like vs Saxton hale, prophet. Etc. All in the same amazing game :)
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There is a distinct difference between a "tryhard" and a simply skilled player.
Tryhards are players who take themselves way too seriously when playing the game and will get mad if they see any kind of goofing off, even in a casual match, because that's just how seriously they take the game.
A skilled player won't necessarily be a tryhard, just as a tryhard won't necessarily be a skilled player, it's just that sometimes, those 2 adjectives can overlap in a person.
I agree. Unfortunately they get mixed up quite a bit, and 95% of the time when I see someone get called a tryhard, they're not actually a tryhard.
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@@mrsandwichmaker8022 same tbh… But I am Expected civility at least in the top few comments
Oh god I hope not. I'll try to maintain civil diplomacy 🤝🤝🤝
Every time someone says this it doesnt come true
i thinks it's fine to be a tryhard, but knowning the moment that you should/can be friendly or more serious is nice
It's always nice to see a tryhard lay down their weapons for a lil bit :)
As much as you may dislike tryhards, you have to admit that they well establish tf2's fps aspect and not just the friendly and casual simulator that you literally won't find in any other fps aspect. Thank you Grouch for making us look at all sides, venture out and broaden our horizons a bit.
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@@HeyGrouch they beat you at the game and you try your hardest download some hacks to be better then them
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I think being a tryhard isnt a bad thing, it depends on how you act mostly, like if you are a lime scout with a bunch of crappy lenny binds thats fine, annoying but fine, when people start having tantrums and calling people slurs is the kind if tryhards who should be hated.
Yes. I wouldn't call those people tryhards, I'd call them toxic. Votekick those people IMMEDIATELY. They shouldn't be playing TF2, they need to go outside and get some sunlight.
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I’m not a try hard in the traditional sense, but I do find getting better at this masterpiece to be incredibly rewarding. Thanks for this vid.
Me too! Octo's recent video on Gun Spy has got me rethinking everything I know about playing Spy. I keep finding new awesome ways to play, it's just as fun as the day I first downloaded it. :_)
@@HeyGrouch Yeah that gun spy vid was great. It’s wild how the community is able to keep the base game fresh only by changing their perspective/interpretation of the game.
@@HeyGrouch grouch I thought you were like mean like the people like cap and kill Friendly’s on 2fort
As a Medic Main, I hate pocket medics especially on my team.
I do think it's always important to remember,
"Don't hate the player, hate the game".
TF2 wasn't designed around anyone having more than 50 hours of experience with a given class. We got players with thousands. I think rebalancing of the game to some extent could help, but it's tricky as you still want it to be fun and rewarding for those newer players, otherwise the game just kind of dies.
Yeah, it's gonna be interesting to see how the game shapes up 10 years from now with its already existing skill gap between veterans and fresh installs
@@HeyGrouch time to get my notebooks ready
im gunna play tf2!
We don't need balance patches designed around "tryhards" or people with a lot of hours. That's how you turn a game into an unfun, boring esport. We need more shitty players. More shitters means more people in a game that you're capable of killing, and it means you're less likely to get into a game with people who are really good. Instead of facing a team of three try hards, three normal players, and three shitters and getting BTFO, image a game where you play against one or two tryhards, fourish normal players, and maybe half a dozen shitters. Suddenly you only need to really worry about one guy, that one guy still gets his godlike, and you might just win a round or two.
@@StuGLyfe What I meant by balancing around tryhards was exactly what you're meaning here. Things like nerfing sniper, lowering the insane potential dominance skilled players can have single handedly.
Problem with making changes like that to any given class, is you often also make the class less fun for people, and make it even harder to do well with for newer players trying to have fun with the game. Think about all the suggested nerfs for sniper, for example, then consider how much worse of an experience you would likewise have as a new player who already can't aim as well as those with more experience.
I don't care about things being balanced for the higher end of play, I agree that's a pointless goal. I only care about things being balanced for the actual majority players, and with the understanding that some players have vastly more skill than others. You want skill to matter, but you don't want it to matter so much that it completely dominates a match like a good sniper can. It ain't as simple as it might seem.
Ah yes, modern quake clearly wasn't designed around people being good at it.
I mean. If we're being honest the person whos gonna play for fun is gonna windup being the tryhards themselves. Its apart of human nature we get better at things the more we do those activities. And adaptability is a thing people you're gonna learn from facing a tryhard weather you like it or not, and its gonna improve your gameplay. Im tired of this community belittling others because ones better at the game than another. respect those talented people that made it at the top, never shame them for being there..
Couldn't agree more 🔥
bro we aint mad that they are better than us 💀this video and you mfs have completely misunderstood everything
You're absolutely right on the money on how ""tryhards"" are usually trying less than whoever may be raging in chat, largely because that's just how muscle memory works. It's also a topic that I'm passionate for as friends of mine face the same issue, and yet I can certainly confirm that they only take their games semi-seriously at most (as do I). Unless you're playing ranked or trying to earn a prize pool, there's a certain point where stressing about win screens just simply isn't worth it, and general improvement becomes much more gratifying as a result. I get that many usually don't expect players to reach a certain skill threshold (15+ respawns don't feel particularly nice either, lets not kid ourselves) but to me, games are all about having some goal to work toward. From the literal (objectives) to the personal (Reaching "Hale's Own ___"). It only makes certain mechanics and skillsets feel more deliberate and satisfying. I don't play TF2 nearly as much as I used to, but I recently picked up Quake Champions as one of my go-to games, and Quake is chock-full of these moments. And unlike modern FPS, I feel as if I don't need to exclusively queue up with friends to be able to enjoy the game consistently, and it's a shame that AFPS struggles to gain traction among newer audiences, but it is what it is. I will say however, that TF2 still shares much of these elements, and in this day and age where skills feel less varied than ever (imo) I can at least thank it for that.
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I think you are confusing 2 different elements together here:
There is a difference between being good at the game and being a tryhard. Casual players play to simply have fun, they don't need the artificial reward of 'winning' to enjoy a match. However the other part mostly enjoys playing the objective and focuses on it way more than the average player. That's how the stereotype goes. Don't mistaken it.
Also add in the factor of toxicity. If someone is just playing the objective there is nothing wrong with it. But if he blames his team for not doing well and gets mad at people using the huntsman, then that's not fine.
@@bonkloud8182 yeah and then they're complaining for the whole game that their team is bad. Dude, just change the server or smth lol
As a labeled "tryhard" myself, I couldn't agree more.
In my opinion, someone who is good at the game isn't a tryhard. A tryhard is someone who takes the game way too seriously. He kills conga dancers and hoovies. He initiates votes to kick afk players or medics who suck. He yells in the mic at his team for not doing the meta strat.
100%. Honestly, I meet a lot of "wannabe tryhards" who do all that stuff without actually being good at the game first lmao
ik this is a hot take but I don't see why people get so worked up about hoovies and the likes being shot in a shooter game
@Cpt. Doot ooo, you've done it now laddie.
@@HeyGrouch you don't need to be good at the game to try hard. Those people are tryhards. The ones mentioned in the video are just good players!
I mean yeah I kill friendlies, have to level up those Stranges. But hell I don't vote kick the shit player or scream at them. Give'em a tip if they want it.
Topic aside, you're INCREDIBLE at editing fluidly, and keeping interest at peak.Thanks for still making TF2 videos too!
Thanks for watching! TF2 is my favorite game!! Been playing 12 years and haven't once gotten bored of it.
Defend deez nuts
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In my opinion to play at your level is perfectly fine
If you can dominate an intire server without problem then youre free to do so
But killing friendlies isnt a matter of skill, its about moral
Of course there is the whole debate about if casual implies that friendlies are supposed to exist
But outside of that, being good at the game shouldnt excuse you from killing friendlies
(Which may or may not be intended to exist)
I don't *necessarily* have a problem with people who attack friendlies. Sometimes they steal my health packs or get in my way... And then it becomes a bloodbath. Or I'm playing medic with the Ubersaw and need a quick bit of uber and accidentally crit them into oblivion.
Really, as long as you're not purposefully making the game less fun for others, do whatever you want. Exception being when it's funny.
@@HeyGrouch thats what i had in mind
I felt like the
We wont get mad if you kill friendlies
was a bit too inclusive
But what you just said with uber and healthpacks is a lot more agreeable
Friendlies provide free kills so I take no problem with their existance. As long as they aren't on my team on Uncletopia, that is.
Moral ? What kind of bullshit is that ? We have the right to hate friendlies, we have the right to play TF2 the way it was designed : a pvp FPS. I see opposite color of my team, I shoot, no question asked.
Tf2 is one of those games where skill plays a very important factor, but god damn it nothing else can make me feel like a living legend to feeling like I’m stuck in a rut in less than 5 minutes
AHAH no.
It's luck, strategy and that's all.
I find it kind of annoying how tryhards, people who should be playing ranked to challenge themselves, often go for community servers and casual mode, because they don't seek harder challenges and just want easy ego boosting pub stomps.
I've seen this in Halo, CoD, TF2, OW, and even a game like Sea of Thieves (PVP players not opting for Hour Glass mode and instead do open world PVP to gank new players).
I feel like tryhards absolutely deserve the hate they get, because instead of actually trying to improve, they just try hard, but don't want an opposing challenge that might knock them right off their perch for a couple days/months.
how do you miss the point of the intro out of all things lmao
@@MagpieTF No, this is just me having a say.
the difference between a try hard and a skilled player is that a skilled player is nice, plays the objective and doesnt talk shit, and when they do, its usually to someone who started it, then they have the skill to back up there talk. they either kill or dont kill friendlies, and when they do, they dont talk trash or whatnot, they just move on. there aware not everyone on there team is going to be as good as them, so when a newbie joins them, thay wont mind,
a try hard is at best, average at the game. they yell slurs and talk shit, but cant back it up and yell at you or there own team when they die, swearing up and down there a god and everyone else is holding them down. they dont just tolerate friendlies, or kill them and move on, nonon, they despise them. they target them specifically because there having fun in a way they dont like. they dont play objective and they make sure to call a vote kick on anyone they dont like, but in an ironic twist, they will most likely not kick cheaters because the cheater is on there team.
theres some overlap, of course, and this isnt a one size fits all deal, but this is what iv picked up on from my time playing.
being a lime green scout with binds isnt necessarily going to be a tryhard, its when they start getting mad for no reason is when stuff goes downhill.
You hit the nail on the head with uncletopia. A lot of people hate it because "It's sweaty" and while yes, the people you're playing against probably play tf2 exclusivity, are just good players and it feels like you're more upset over not being able to pubstomp.
Two words: Skill issue.
Pedotopia is full of closet cheaters and matches on there somehow manage to feel even more one-sided than valve servers.
imagine having to play against players who treat tf2 like it's their job lmfao couldn't be me
I love how he called Paladins Overwatch 2 after Overwatch 2 came out
incredible intro. i loved when you talked about uncle danothy
thanks sensei. and yeah, Aunt Dorothy deserves some slack :)
I hope you get paired against the sweaty medic + soldier players in 20 consecutive casual matches.
I think the only time to hate a try-hard is when they refuse to leave a lobby that turned friendly
But, just as well
The only time to hate a friendly is when they whine in chat joining a lobby that is very competitive.
What I find is that most people are a mix of both qualities and are willing to switch around or even respect the other group.
Try-hards are not the problem neither are friendlies.
It's entitlement
It can be frustrating being a casual player but I have never hated a player that doms me but I sure do taunt when I finally get my one kill after him being 10-1 on me…
As you should! 🔥
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I try to be the middle ground of FPSs when it comes to someone who just wants to enjoy the game, as well as being a "tryhard". I grew up on Halo and CoD for a lot of my youth, so naturally I wanted to do well. But ultimately, I don't do many chores and do university work just to come back home and work a 2nd job with sweating, especially in a wacky game like TF2. As I've gotten older, 21 years old now, I still try to do well in a game, but if I don't, then oh well! That's just my two cents. Really nice analysis on a this particular subject man.
I agree! This is why I love TF2 so much. The mark of a truly great game is this: It's fun to lose. And TF2 is super fun even when I'm sucking, especially because of the humor and goofiness in it.
@@HeyGrouch For sure! TF2 is a different breed of shooter to me, it's just too fun to get mad at it.
Yeahhh same
Barely got enough time to sit for longer then an hour on 2 lately, life's life and it sucks out all of your free time you had, be it for work, workout, socialising, just getting some rest for once in a blue moon
@@simplysmiley4670 Absolutely. Games should be a temporary escape from life, not a dreadful reminder of it.
Coming from a comp player, I think that the adition of bullshit features like random crits and classes easy to play like pyro and heavy make the game more fun for newer players as they don't have the skill necessary to do big numbers. It makes me happy that even when someone is terrible at tf2 they can still make some points.
I found your channel from Robert Thompsons Animation video and was like, I gotta see who came up with the slot machine gun game... AND OF COURSE SUCH A CREATIVE GUN DESIGN CAME FROM A TF2 PLAYER
3:57 said "overwatch2" *show fortnite gameplay*
I’m a medic main who tries my best on the objective, but I’m not so much of a tryhard to pass up wacky opportunities over optimal strategy. I think I’m a pretty good medic but definitely not the greatest
while it is fun fighting against a good player, it is not fun fighting against a good player who has infinite uber because he actually protects his medic, that's all i am gonna say.
Why not competitive players go to competitive community servers or uncletopia
Because we want to play casual instead
this entire video is true, except one thing: try-hard and skilled players are very different things, try-hards seam to be incapable of understanding the definition of fun and or how to have fun. and skilled players don’t need to try to win, they’re just that good. and when you pull of something cool,regardless of who you are, taunting just seems like the correct response/way to express just how cool the thing you just did was.
ATTENTION EVERYONE. THERE IS A CIVIL CONFLICT WITH OPINIONS. HERES THE RULES FOR THE COMMENT SECTION:
Be polite
Be efficient
And have a plan to kill everyone you meet.
Make sure you are not being a jerk
Don’t be aggressive
Be civil.
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Yeh i usually rage a lot while playing, but its different when its my problem or when these airstrike soldier and kritzkrieg med didnt even let the team go out of spawn and get cocky on chat, or that sniper who wants to kill everyone even if there is a friendlies corner while the half of team still playing cool. I mean, the pro people even is kind, but these tryhards just make you going like "Meh, another one"
And yep, both happened me on casual payload
Yeah, almost like there's 2 versions of tryhards.
Ones that are normal regular pros, veterans of the game and just skilled players
And a physical manifestation of everything you want to punch in the face who won't care about anything but winning at whatever cost, especially the cost of everyone else having to cater to them
Tryhard and Skilled players have gotten mixed together, no one hates the soldier who can always hit his air shoots or can carry a team. People hate the soldier who comes into a match of 2 fort, kills the entire enemy team, ends the match in the next 5 minutes. When everyone, Red and Blu was dicking around having fun.
No one hates the scout who knows the maps and flanks routes and can out fight an enemy team. People hate the tryhard lime green scout for targeting to f2p noob and making him quite the game after being a n repentant cunt about it.
Skilled players are good, and most time if a server goes friendly, wont ruin the fun for everyone else, but not a try hard.
Nah i disagree. Old tf2 had far less people who were "just better" as you say. It wasn't quite like it is now. Theres far less room for silly crap than back in the day
Try hards is my A$$. Never say do that again! Never think about that Tryhards! Relax to Play to Gameplay. that all is it. *-Veteran FPS Xtreme_Shoot Tactic & Tip.*
I'm tryhard, because I'm trying my best and I'm also hard
😤🤝
The only problem here is not tryhards or casuals, is the matchmaking
Nah, we all must live together in harmony
So sad how experienced players like me sometimes want to give up playing after dying to the same tryhard over and over. And over.
Ever thought that said "tryhard" could be more experienced than you, and instead of giving up you could try to actually improve instead of going around and calling yourself experienced, while whining about them?
@@YepJustRob I mean, a Tryhard as in an experienced player? Or tryhard as in the full lime wearing 12 year old who’s just got his buddy’s kritzkreig surgically grafted to his ass?
Me
Tryhards are the people that gotgud
lol
As someone whos Performance is Based off of the Air Temperature and Rotation of the earth i agree
There is no defence for those creatures
tf2 is the best mp game ever because you are ALLOWED the CHOICE to tryhard or not- and most people will! its fun to try your darndest to win, thats what makes tf2 fun- but you're also allowed to high five enemies, dictate the outcome of a 1v1 with rock paper scissors, and make a huge conga line with the entire server.
compare that to basically any other mp pvp game out on the market. they are ALL competitive shooters, and as a result, they ALL have pretty horrible fanbases, even compared to tf2. i cant play valorant, or cs:go, or any call of duty simply because none of them are fun. you HAVE to win to have fun, and thats simply bad game design.
A good game is fun to lose. Couldn't agree with you more!!
When I use the Classic I’m just _better_ than most snipers.
Without even trying, without even listening.
Why?
Hell if I know for sure.
But likely because I’m confident and very comfortable with the weapon.
I’m not trying hard- I’m far more relaxed when I use it actually, compared to say stock.
Interesting
Objection!
You didn't mention friendly killing.
It is unacceptable to call killing someone who isn't even fighting back "skill"
Just because I am skilled at the game doesn't mean I am not tempted to farm friendlies.
That into is so awesome and well made
Thanks Coolyo! It was pretty tough to get the hang of the tools I used at first, but eventually I figured it out 😅
@@HeyGrouch yeah, im noticing you are putting heavy work in these vids, youre becoming one of my favorite tf2-bers fast, keep up the good work!
the tryhard i keep running into is a guy nammed Arron A Arronson, funny man
What a notorious devil
I try to be something in between tryhard and friendly. Most of the time I'm running around looking for a fight rather than focusing the objective but I'll respect the crouch and reciprocate taunts.
My man started talking about Overwatch and put Paladins gameplay on. Respect
I couldn't bring myself to taint my video with Overwatch gameplay. Glad you understand.
@@HeyGrouch but of course! besides, I am an ex Paladins player myself and the recognition (like Heavy says) is nice
4:00 bruh.,,overwatch"
TF2 is a fucking mystery to me; it's perhaps the only videogame i've seen filled with people who actively despise those who play the game for how it's designed and play it well. We have a whole term for this group in the first place, literally other-ing people who just... are good at fucking videogames. It's genuinely pathetic.
Careful now, friend. Now you're other-ing the people who are other-ing. A lot of people get mad at videogames, I wouldn't exactly call it pathetic. It's more so just unfortunate. It seems like both sides are accusing the other side of taking the game too seriously, but in different ways. I think the only way to end the cycle is just to accept others when they get mad at us and try to show some compassion, since they're probably just redirecting unrelated anger coming from something very real elsewhere in their life :)
@@HeyGrouch I have no idea what you're getting at here. I'm observing that the community at large tends to other people who treat the game seriously. Calling people out on othering isnt othering in itself, otherwise you might as well not call out any sort of discrimination.
Calling out when someone is being dishonest about something is important. There's a time and a place for turning the other cheek, but when the entire "society" as we can call it normalizes this kind of behavior, you need to take a stand against it.
@@HueManatee There is a monumental difference between taking a stand against a certain kind of behavior and mocking someone who participates in that behavior. I dislike hatred, but hating the hateful isn't any kind of solution at all. It seems to me that mockery actually encourages the behavior we're trying to squash because it pushes people further back into their echo chamber and further solidifies that "other-ing" mentality. They often end up thinking "Well this guy is just calling me names, clearly he's the bad guy in this situation."
I agree with your goal 100%, I just think acceptance breeds acceptance and hatred breeds hatred. A LOT of people disagree with me on this, but since our goal is the same we're clearly on the same team here. :) Hell, I might just be naive, but this is what I've noticed in my personal life so I can't help but imagine that this rule scales up proportionally.
I'd look into the work of Daryl Davis if you're interested in someone who's actually put this mentality into practice, he's genuinely amazing. And thanks for your replies, it means a lot that you're taking the time to engage in this kind of conversation :)
@@HeyGrouch I'm aware of Daryl Davis. This is not the same. Daryl Davis sought to understand those who hated him, but you can't exactly act like he's not ready to criticize the KKK. I have no trouble calling someone who is trapped in dishonest and automatic biased thinking as pathetic, especially an adult. I would also be very willing to converse with them and give them a chance to see what they're doing wrong.
If I were just mocking those who think in such irrational ways I'd be doing something unproductive, but that's not what I'm doing. I'm openly criticizing destructive and automatic thinking, and I feel no shame for that. If someone wants to take my honest criticism (which isn't a string of epithets and insults like you seem to suggest) and use that to further prove their immature thinking, then I don't quite see how the issue is on my end.
Bad yt vid wrong
I was tryharding, sweating, using the most unfair weapons open fortress had to offer, in a map that I'm very good at:
I got second place to a guy that came late and wasn't even trying.
This is me EVERY time I queue up with certain friends of mine. Damn tryhards... 😂
@@HeyGrouch Well, the feeling of getting second place was really good at least...
Scout mains when no n word in chat for 1 picosecond :💀
boNk?
@@HeyGrouch also you didn't talk about the spy main trickstabber with a Kunai named orat et laborat or some bs like that
I remember that once I was a Medic to a lot of meh players and I was topscoring, yet we were all just playing normally, then an Engie put a sentry outside our spawn and I asked my team to stop dying to it and to help to take it down, then someone called vote to kick me and it passed. I asked that guy why he kicked me and he just shitposted.
/: Unfortunately many people automatically vote yes because of all the hackers. That sucks
4:00
- Talks about playing overwatch and how competitive it is
- background footage: not overwatch
Even he couldn't bring himself to touch that cesspool of a game
I figured showing Overwatch footage might put a curse on me, so I played it safe.
4:22
".. showed so far up your a$$ that he essentially becomes you."
ik that feeling.. Because that is me, I become the heavy
Ye they are “better” at the game but:
1. They don’t care about friendlies
2. They use the same weapons… over… and over… and OVER AGAIN
3. They don’t care if you say to them you are new and want to practice and politely ask for them to take it easy
4. All they do is pub stomp with their medic girlfriend instead of taking the game not seriously as it should be and putting skill into something wacky and actually fun
5. The only fun they get is from winning
After switching my preferred game modes from payload to cp maps I was much happier.
The solution is definitely to queue for different maps! Some community servers have more tryhards than others, so I'd recommend looking for some more casual ones :) Koth maps are usually pretty safe too
@@HeyGrouch yes that’s what I meant by cp. I switched to those 3 because they’re the best.
is an fps game, i can kill anyone i want. If I see a weapon is good of course im going to use it a lot. medic girlfriends are bit annoying tbh. what is wrong with trying to win?
@@random6031-b3wbut by doing that you destroy having lots of fun with something DIFFICULT to use.
@@redshell9205 silly servers and the "disconnect" option are available and free, and u "friendlys" are lucky because silly and casual servers are very common and easy to find, competitive on the other side is completly dead
i just dont respect tryhards man, most of the time they have like over 10000 hours
Aka: they are more passionate for the game than you are.
@@euugh8877 aka yeah youre right. But sometimes it can get out of control imo.
Ok but do they have to kill the conga lines or the kasatsky kick parades?
Those are assholes
'Bastion' music. An excellent choice.
🧐
You do realize the main reason people find Uncletopia bad today is because of their awful moderation team right?
Saw a video of some guy getting banned for cheating because he was to good against an Uncletopia mod in a official casual match, not even on the server itself.
Really? I've never heard of this, or experienced anything like this. You sure that's not a fluke incident? Even if not... That still is preferable to having bots in our games. The mod probably thought he was a bot- hopefully he can get his ban resolved
Thanks for bringing this to my attention though. Mind sending me the vid?
@@HeyGrouch ua-cam.com/video/SZUbLdi7pfk/v-deo.html this was the video I saw.
Might have been resolved.
Still I have tried to make silly troll teleporters on Uncletopia, I got kicked so its not exactly casual.
2:06 it also includes: how to commit several war crimes, when he did said crimes, the stolen formula for anterax, how to hide Molotovs and Soo much more
There's no defense for that toxic direct hit soldier try hard saying "GG EZ" after every friendly he killed in my 2fort server he was even evil enough to kill a hoovy.
He's just a butthead, not a tryhard. I'm sorry for your loss 😔
Who tf cares about that.
@@euugh8877 You cared enough to reply,
Yeah man, i love fighting some one with a better connection than me, a better computer than me, and playing sniper xd
On an unrelated note, class restrictions were the worst idea ever invented and it's the main reason why I AVOID uncletopia. Being forced to play another class just because 3 other people are playing it isn't fair especially if they've been performing poorly as those classes. If his servers didn't have class restrictions then I would probably give uncletopia less shit for being overly competitive or as the community calls it a sweatfest, but seeing how that won't change I'll stick to other community servers/casual.
Fair enough!
MAN, i personally don't enjoy having 5 spies on my team, its not even funny anymore.
Remember normal tryhards aren’t who you hate. They’re just people who are better just want to get better. People who you hate are those salty ones, who insult everyone they kill and bitch every time they die.
truth.
Actually, I have been that heavy that pub stomps. And I use the brass beast. Basically religiously. I have it renamed "The Brass Wall" and have it festivized and killstreaked. The whole deal
You, sir, are a living legend.
@@HeyGrouch Heh, thank you good sir
I reallise that if you have around 500h on the game, you are not bad, people are just way better than you, so play more and become better...
That or you're just trash
My friend falls into the sweaty category, whenever he runs into a friendly in casual or if I'm being friendly myself he just calls it a free kill and says casual is about casually playing the objective. When he's on a server no friendlies are allowed to exist
I just level up after video
🏆 ✨
Real
There is tryhards and TRYHARDS one is you know trying his hardest to win and those are perfectly valid then there are the TRYHARDS that kill friendlies be toxic in chat and overall be a dickhead in the name of the win even though killing friendlies will do you nothing to win and intact might make them play seriously and now you have a disadvantage.
When I see a tryhard even though it can get annoying if they're singlehandedly squashing my team I have no reason to complain cuz those people who are really playing the game and just happen to be good at it
The other kind is just human trash that nobody loves and named tryhards for some reason
Damn, In my POV.
idc about friendlies n shit
i play this game for fun
whene i see nonhostile crouching player
sometimes i kill em bcus why not its free kill right its shooting game,
and he gets upset and calls me a tryhard *im not tryhard*
I decided to toy with this clown by killing him again and he finally convinced my team to kick me for being so called tryhard
You cant try to cross a highway road and get hit by a speeding car and demand money from driver n shit
sorry for training for 1000 hours in Achievement_Idle_FunnyBox_V3 i didnt mean to 😭😭😭
Came for the content, stayed for the Bastion music
I'm all for Tryhard when I just want to win.
But I'm fine with any friendlies.
UNLESS when they do NOTHING to interact as friendly.
Such as : Just hitting a AFK teammate with their melee in spawn.
WTF is wrong with them.
We're getting stomped and this is how they play the TEAM game ?!
i dont mind tryhards, but they could at least not be toxic and act less suprised when everyone leaves or they get kicked for just making the game unfun for both teams
There certainly are skilled tryhards, but I seem to run into even more who aren't actually good, and only get a significant amount of kills by killing friendlies. But occasionally I run into that one weeb tryhard Spy, with all the unusuals, that just owns everyone on the server and is insanely good. I can't even be mad at him I'm just in awe.
The truly good players are a sight to behold.
My definition of a tryhard is less someome being really good at the game. But more the people who will sacrifice anything, including their dignity in exchange of cheap ways to win over the opponent.
Think of conch black box soldiers, Dead ringer Spycicle spies, back burner/plhog pyros, vaccinator medics and jarate kukri snipers, short circuit spammers and.... Back in the day Degreaser and Reserve shooter pyros.
What do all these players have in common? They rather everyone including their team despise them for how cheap their are just for an easy advantage over their oponents.
Their existence is based around victories over dun, no matter the cost.
What do these players have in common? They
Being good at the game isn't the issue. You completely missed the mark on what makes the tryhard-hate a reality. It's how they top frag and the fact that playing like that eliminates anyone's chances to enjoy the game unless they do it as well.
Banner soldiers that spam space bar and shoot at your feet, no life snipers who force you to go vac/sniper, sticky spammers with a krit pocket that spam chokes every 30 seconds, vac medics pocketing one player forcing coordination when pubs have none, kunai spies that feed off of scrubs to facetank actually good players.
The balance of the game right now allows players with lowskill to top frag with easy bake oven load outs and weapon combos. This isn't being good, this is exploiting bad game balance. You could argue that they are doing the best strategy to win but it by no means is an indication of skill.
Calling someone a tryhard is a really weak insult. It’s just admitting that someone is really efficient at dislodging your experience.
“This person is too good at killing so they get a special name” it’s silly. This is a shooting game. You know, where you shoot people.
Hey man They’re just here to play a classic class based fps not playing conga simulator
No polish server :(
Maybe one day :)
I mean, it's kinda dumb to criticize someone just for being good.
As long as they're not rude or toxic, it's fine, but that goes for everyone.
The fact that Paladins outlived Overwatch is a volcano degree burn.
there is a difference between a tryhard and an asshole vorobey is a tryhard but he does not kill friendlys some times and almost every lime scout and anger sniper that i have met have been very toxic and very cocky
tryhards make me angy and I therefore hate them!!!
but for real, they're just annoying. Requeue and move on.
awesome piano skills groan!
thanks juxtaposition!
i only hate tryhards when they play sniper, use kunai dead ringer, kill friendlies in an all friendly server, or use the eyelander.
Bastion OST over the subject of tryharding in TF2 goes hard together. Fitting.
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I'm not anti try-hard. Sometimes I do try my hardest to win... when the round is clearly in competitive mode. The only thing I have against "tryhards" is when 90% of the 2Fort server is just goofing around AND THIS ONE GUY IS RUINING IT GODDAMMIT
Hahaha, fair enough. I think people who kill friendlies are either new players who don't know better or people who are just absolutely bloodlusted. Sometimes I do have days where I'll just attack anything in sight...
4:09 I understand what you are saying but the tf2 tryhard's ain't a bunch of 9-year-olds they are MEN and do not accept truces.
"The supreme excellence consists of breaking the enemy's resistance without fighting." -Sun Tsu
Random crit supporter bruh
Don't like random crits? Play comp! See you on tf2 center geek 😜
@@euugh8877 Very original
Who is [Valve] Lightning Dust, and why are they flagged as a cheater?!
People with pockets aren't even good at the game, change my mind.
We're all playing the same game, I dont even get the whole notion of "casuals" vs "tryhards" most people I know would probably be labeled as a tryhard (like me :)) goof around casual or uncletopia with comp like pretty much anyone else who doesn't interact with comp gamers.
I think the fact we can have the competitive formats we have while going into a pub to use some random gimmick or just chill with friends is a testament to how great tf2 is and the tools the devs left us with to make server configs to be able to host both comp game modes and other things, like vs Saxton hale, prophet. Etc. All in the same amazing game :)
Well put!!
3:38 not having this is probably the reason why i am a tryhard :c