compLexity's carnage has released his third frag movie, Meatshot Vol. 3:

In a blundering attempt to do something like Day[9] Dailies, I've gone over a TF2 match demo and analyzed it tactically and strategically. I apologize for the dull voiceover--I had to deal with a bunch of technical issues, so by the time I started actually recording, I was kinda spent.

If you're already a thoroughly experienced competitive player, you probably won't get much from the video--it doesn't really showcase frags or anything like that. And, if you happen to be starring in the video, please don't take any of my ideas personally; I don't claim to be at the skill level shown in the video.

To watch the rest, you can either click "Read more..." or follow these links: Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5

CommunityFortress.com proudly presents the Top 10 Plays of TF2 for the month of February 2010. Video produced by Lange and hosted by eXtine.

This series is based upon user-provided demos. If you don't submit it, it won't be in here! Look for the most current thread (March one will be up soon), post your demos there alongside the relevant ticks and details about it, or e-mail commft.top10 [AT] gmail.com League matches only. Any League okay.

p.s. Grue is australian. Not European. Dam.

With 500 euros up for grabs, the finals of the Esports Heaven's Sennheiser Challenger were played on 2/25/10 between TCM-Gaming and I Don't Know? (idk?). The 64 team single elimination tournament played over the course of 3 days culminated with this best of 3 series between these two European Giants.

Badlands, the first map in the bo3, was tied 4-4 after 30 minutes of play. An overtime Golden Cap round was won by idk?. The second map was a different story, with TCM-Gaming storming Granary 5-0. GullyWash, rarely seen in the North American TF2 Scene, is the deciding 3rd map.

eXtelevision.com-ing soon! Stay tuned for more episodes, and keep watching cuz its only gonna get better.

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From 2/18/2010 - Dignitas takes on What Women Want? in the Semi-finals of the eSports Heaven ASRock Tournament. 112 teams started this tournament and are playing for 6 ASRock H55M Pro Motherboards.

I refer to Dignitas in the video as the European Complexity, but it's just as true that Complexity is NA's Dignitas. Dignitas has a very storied history of championships and are the top team in Europe. What Women Want is a solid crew of European players as well, and the gloves are off in this 30 minute throw down.