MvM noob looking for a teacher

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Hello, TF2 Division. Since it's my first post here, thanks for having me. I remember having some good time on eGO servers, so I recently joined you.

So, I'm a MvM noob and I was wondering if any of the veterans could spare some time to show me around the Boot Camp.

I read some MvM tutorials, so I have some basic idea what's it about. I actually tried it once, joined a Normal game, asked for advice, got no response. And then we lost and someone started calling us 'fucking shitty team'.

As for regular TF2 experience, I have 100+ hours, so I'm not a pro or comp player, but I understand how different classes work and can hold my own on the pub servers.

I have a mic, I speak English, I'm generally a nice guy to get along. I'm from Europe and I guess most of you guys are American, so we live in different time zones. But I tend to have strange day schedules and I'm usually free on weekends, so I think we can work something out.

If I like it, I may start doing tours and so on, but let's not go that far yet.

Anyway If any of you is interested, feel free to post here and we can talk shedules. You can also add me on Steam, but I'm not a big fan of Steam chat, so I'd rather talk here.
 
Just so you know, the same rules for the servers also apply to the forums.


There's always a few guys looking to MvM. Keep posted and don't be afraid to ask.
 
Welcome aboard. We have a few pretty experienced MvM types floating around- I personally always try to play with Boink- that guy is an MvM champ.
 
I can help you out if you want. I've done 27 tours on Mecha Engine and 15 tours on Two Cities so far, so I like to think I know what I'm doing. If you want I can host a private server and I can teach you some basics there without the pressure of other players.
 
I also do a lot of MvM....on my 20th Two Cities tour now. Add me on Steam and if I'm on I'd be glad to help.
 
So I just finished my first mission with UnderCoverSpy16 (thanks again!). It was pretty cool, except at the moment we were fighting more hardware problems than robots ;) I'm looking forward for more. Also, added some of you guys, who agreed to teach me.
 
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