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A competent player would not fall for this between mid plat and diamond lol

Congrats on reaching Silver 1! Hopefully you make it to Gold! Good luck!

Hey bro if you blow up I was first, ima keep checking back tho

I love your torb

Aww that Mercy HAD to ruin the fun with the friendly moment, didn't she? hehe

An in-game proc of "Rysmierbult" can be seen here: th-cam.com/video/PjbW9QT9ImM/w-d-xo.html

Also, just wanted to say, I'm glad you didn't switch for these toxic support players. You was playing really well and they was wrong about you. Well played indeed.

You all played really well. How strange to have such childish support players, acting like they know exactly what to do in Bronze-low silver, the nerve to bully other players.

This here player identified this spot, and this here player is loosing all hope for it. Something always goes wrong. Sincerely. Null.

That was a great ending! You was there in the end to finish them off. The key with an enemy Sombra is to never, never, NEVER be alone to flank or to do anything from a distance from your team. Its why Sombra is so good against loner heroes like Widowmaker. A good Sombra focuses on players who are alone. Try and stay close with your team like glue!

Yikes. Really was a horrible game. Imagine playing Cassidy and blaming everyone but yourself? Of course Cassidy switched to Sombra but he could of done that MUCH SOONER as Sombra is literally the PERFECT pick against Pharah. Hacking the Pharah does so much for a team and it stops her from flying, making it easier to finish her off.

Those were some fantastic flanks! Well played! :D

Replay Code: P6SX0H (while it lasts)

Woah! Lifeweaver? I wasn't expecting that! You did so very well and the pulls were impressive. You saved your Reinhardt when he was close to death and your Soldier even appreciated the pulls too! Good job! :D

Provisional "Peekakaboo"" at 4:52.

Ult-spot of "NonSeverus" at 13:53

Ult-spot of "Dogleg Pipe" at 8:30

I'm so sorry you had a bad game. We all experience it at some point. Don't let any toxic player force you to swap because they think "you're the problem". Everyone is at a certain rank for a reason and it takes that one single player to carry a game (it's why we deal with smurf players). If the toxic player does the blame game then they too are the problem because they can't carry themselves out of the rank they're stuck in. Enjoy playing your best hero, Torbjorn and have fun!

Sometimes it's good to counter swap to either hitscan or (my favourite being) Echo. You can chase her around in the air and this Pharah doesn't look like they was being pocketed by the Mercy. You are correct on calling her a "monstrosity" though as even high rankers say that playing this hero is "abusing" and just too easy now. Also, great to see you're uploading again! Missed seeing your content. :)

Probably one of the best Paraiso games one has ever played. Pity it was so short.

Anti-sniper spot at 1:15

Unnamed ult-spot at 9:15

This was a great game. Their doomfist and brigitta were their most, ahem, committed players, and it was fun to see how they were dealt with. Those sequence of events from 6:00 until you reached the point, was one of the best C9's ever seen.

*The Boer-British War* *COMPRISING A HISTORY OF SOUTH AFRICA AND ITS PEOPLE, INCLUDING THE WAR OF 1899 AND 1900* *BY J. CASTELL HOPKINS, F.S.S.* *Author of The Life and Works of Mr. Gladstone; Queen Victoria, Her Life and Reign; The Sword of Islam,* *or Annals of Turkish Power; Life and Work of Sir John Thompson. Editor of "Canada; An Encyclopedia,* *in six volumes.* *AND* *MURAT HALSTEAD* *Formerly Editor of the Cincinnati "Commercial Gazette," and the Brooklyn "Standard-Union."* *Author of The Story of Cuba; Life of William McKinley; The Story of the Philippines;* *The History of American Expansion; The History of the Spanish-American War;* *Our New Possessions, and The Life and Achievements of Admiral Dewey, etc., etc.* *IN TWO VOLUMES* *VOLUME I. IN TWO PARTS* *THE BRADLEY-GARRETSON COMPANY, Limited* *BRANTFORD, CANADA* *THE LINSCOTT PUBLISHING COMPANY* *LONDON, ENGLAND* *-- TORONTO, CANADA* *Entered according to Act of Parliament of Canada, at the* *Department of Agriculture, Ottawa, in the year One Thousand* *Nine Hundred, by J. L. Nichols & Co.* *PREFACE.*

*PREFACE.* _To measure the South African War of 1899-1900 merely by the_ _population of the two Boer Republics, would necessitate its consideration as_ _an unimportant contest in comparison with the great international conflicts_ _of the century._ _To measure it by the real power of the Dutch in South Africa, under present_ _conditions, and by the principles involved in its inception and prosecution,_ _makes it a struggle which rivals in importance the Crimean War, the_ _American Civil War or the Franco-Prussian conflict_ _In the first of these, Great Britain, France and Sardinia united to resist the_ _dangerous designs and aggressive policy of Russia which threatened their_ _power in the Mediterranean and the British route to India through its_ _intended seizure or acquisition of Constantinople._ _In the second, the United States was fighting a great conflict for national unity._ _In the third, Prussia averted a campaign of "On to Berlin" by speedy_ _and successful military action._ _All of these elements find a place in the South African War._ _The policy of President Kruger, President Steyn and the Afrikander_ _Bund, of Cape Colony, has been developing for years into a dangerous_ _and combined effort for the creation of a United Dutch South Africa_ _and the seizure of Cape Town-one of the chief stations of British_ _commercial and maritime power._ _Mr. Chamberlain precipitated matters, so far as the Cape Colony Dutch were_ _concerned, by a policy of firmness to which they were unaccustomed at the_ _hands of the Colonial Office and which, cautious and conciliatory as it was,_ _forced the hand of the Transvaal President before his general policy was_ _quite matured._ _As the diplomatic negotiations proceeded and the war itself_ _developed it became a struggle for Imperial unity as truly and fully as was_ _the American Civil War._

_Two great Colonies of the Empire were threatened, the principles of equal_ _right and equal liberty upon which its entire self-governing portions have_ _been built up and maintained were spurned, and the feeling of unity which_ _has latterly grown so amazingly amongst its various countries was openly_ _flouted by the treatment of the Uitlanders and the attack upon Cape Colony_ _and Natal._ _Backed by the undoubted ability of President Kruger, the sentiment of racial_ _unity amongst the Dutch of all South Africa, the swords and science of_ _European officers and experts, the immense sums drawn from the Uitlanders_ _and possibly from Europe, the armaments prepared during a long term of_ _years with skill and knowledge, the characteristics of a people admirably_ _adapted through both knowledge and experience for warfare on South African_ _soil, the Boer cry of "On to Durban" was really more menacing to British_ _interests and conditions of unpreparedness than was the cry of the Parisian_ _populace, in 1870, to the Kingdom of Prussia_ _A war with France might not have been nearly as difficult or as serious a_ _matter to Great Britain under existing conditions as the war with the Boer_ _Republics has turned out to be._ _The loss of South Africa, or the failure to assert British supremacy as the_ _Paramount Power in that region, would not only have humiliated Great_ _Britain in the eyes of rival nations everywhere and precipitated peril_ _wherever aggressive foreign ambition could find a desirable opening, but it_ _would have lost her the respect, the admiration or the loyalty of rising British_ _nations in Australia and Canada; of lesser Colonies all over the world; of_ _swarming millions of uncivilized races in Hindostan, China and Northern_ _Africa_

_Its influence would have been a shock to the commercial and_ _financial nerves of the world; a blow to the independence and liberties of the_ _"little peoples" who now rest securely under the real or nominal guarantee of_ _British power._ _In the Persian Gulf and on the borders of Afghanistan, upon_ _the frontiers of Siam and the shores of the Bosphorus, in the waters of_ _Australasia and on the coasts of Newfoundland, upon the banks of the_ _mighty Nile and along the borders of Canada, the result would have come as_ _the most menacing storm-cloud of modern history._ _The power of a great race to continue its mission of colonization, civilization_ _and construction was involved; and would be again involved if any future and_ _serious European intervention were threatened._ _The origin of the question itself is too wide and complicated to treat of in_ _a few brief words. To some superficial onlookers it has been a simple matter_ _of dispute as to franchise regulations between President Kruger and Mr._ _Chamberlain._ _To the enemies of England it has been a wicked and heartless_ _attempt on the part of Great Britain to seize a Naboth's vineyard of gold and_ _territory._ _To a few Englishmen, even, it has seemed a product of capitalistic_ _aggression or of the personal ambition of a Rhodes or a Chamberlain._ _To many more it has appeared as a direct consequence of the Gladstone_ _policy of 1881 and 1884._ _In reality, however, it is the result of a hundred years of racial rivalry, during_ _which the Boer character has been evolved out of intense isolation, deliberate_ _ignorance and cultivated prejudice into the remarkable product of to-day, while_ _the nature of his British neighbor has expanded in the light of liberty and through_ _the gospel of equality, of labor and of world-wide thought, into the great modern_ _representative of progress in all that makes for good government, active_ _intellectual endeavor, material wealth and Imperial expansion._

_Stagnation as opposed to progress, slavery to freedom, racial hatred to general unity, isolation and seclusion to free_ _colonization and settlement, the darkness of the African veldt to the light of European civilization - these are_ _the original causes of the war._ _British mistakes of policy in defending the Boer against the <racial slur removed> or the <racial slur removed> against the_ _Boer; political errors in making the Conventions of 1852 and 1854, of 1881 and 1884; hesitancy in the annexation of territory_ _and indifference in the holding of it; have increased the complications of South African life and government, but have not_ _affected the root of the evil-the fact of two absolutely conflicting social and political systems developing side by side_ _during a century of difficulty and racial rivalry._ _This antagonism has been absolute._ _The Boer love for liberty or independence became simply a love for isolation from the rest of humanity and a desire to_ _imitate the slave-owners of Old Testament history._ _The final result has been the creation of a foreign, or Hollander, oligarchy in both the Dutch republics for the purpose of_ _preserving this condition. The British ideal is freedom in government, in trade, in politics, for himself and_ _for others, regardless of race, or creed, or color._ _The Boer principle of morality has always been a mere matter of color; that of the average_ _Englishman is very different._ _The Boer religion is a gospel of sombreness wrapped in the shadow of Hebrew seclusion and exclusiveness; that of the_ _true Englishman is a gospel of love and the light of a New Testament dispensation._ _Side by side these two types have lived and struggled in South Africa, and to-day the racial, national, individual and other_ _differences are being thrown into the crucible of a desperate conflict._ _There can only be one local result-the ultimate organization of a united South Africa in which race and creed and color will_ _be merged in one general principle of perfect equality and the practice of one great policy of liberty to all, within the bounds_ _of rational legislation and honest life._ _A second and more widely potent consequence will be the closer constructive union of the British Empire and the welding of_ _its scattered and sometimes incoherent systems of defence and legislation and commerce into one mighty whole in which_ _Canada and Australia and South Africa and, in some measure, India will stand together as an Imperial unit._ _A third and very important result, arising out of the policy of foreign nations during the struggle, should also be the drawing_ _closer of existing ties of friendship and kinship between the British Empire and the American Republic._ _J. CASTELL HOPKINS._

Ult-spot of "Lower T" at 5:54

Got to "Goshen" at 5:50, and finally proc'd it at 7:00. During that time our team never pushed in. Unnamed ult-spot at 13:20. Landed poorly. Another unnamed ult-spot at 15:29. Proc'd too late. Turret placed 14:55 never got killed. Got a POTG at 17:38

Wonderful game.People will watch this and get nostalgia for OW1. There was also an ult-spot, and a rare one at that, at 16:43

Ult-spot of "Karoo" at 17:05

Ult-spot of "Karoo" at 4:11

Ult-spot of "Manhole Lid" at 8:52 Unnamed ult-spot at 11:29 Another unnamed ult-spot at 20:55

Teensy Weensy turret at 1:41 Ult-spot of "Mini-Grille" at 3:32 Ult-Spot of "Doughnut" at 5:50 (two kills) and 13:40 (one kill) Statue turret at 10:20 and 15:48 Ult-spot of "South West" at 11:40

Ult-spot of "Lance" at 3:00

Ult-spot at 7:45, provisionally called "On The Ribbon", netted no kills. Ult-spot at 13:27, still unnamed, netted no kills. Still had problems lining it up. Supplanted by "Security". Ult-spot at 15:47, called "Null's Window", netted two kills.

Ult-Spot at 13:05 was supplanted by "Security" because of the difficulty in lining it up correctly.

Must remember that sneaky spot from 1:09 onwards. Got quite a few kills by just spamming from that place. The ult-spot at 5:05, unnamed as yet, netted two kills. It defeated the double shield beautifully. Must also remember that sneaky spot at 10:50 which killed the opposing junkrat. The ult-spot of "Jail Street" was tried at 13:20 and 15:15. The first attempt netted nothing, but the second one forced both tanks away from the cart, and from healz. Once again, the double shield was defeated beautifully. Got POTG at 18:00 Sincerely yours. Null.

First documented attempt of "Sky Glass" at 7:10

POTG at 13:44

Unnamed ult-spot at 3:27. Was a long straight. Landed well. Sadly no kills. The flank play from 7:50 onwards also worked well.

Ult-spot of "Knysna" at 3:40. Netted one kill.

Ult-spot of "Manhole Lid" at 4:33. First documented attempt. POTG at 17:31

First documented attempt of the ult-spot of "Goshen" at 8:15

Another unnamed ult-spot is at 6:40. Landed well. No kills unfortunately. Formal POTG is at 8:45

Ult-spot at 6:50, provisionally called "Apex". First ult-spot ever discovered in Overwatch.

Ult-spot of "Right Shoulder" at 2:10 and "Lance" at 3:18

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Part 1: th-cam.com/video/PxC6_xu6no4/w-d-xo.html