Relax, you're doing fine

Alright ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, listen up
We made a schedule!!!¡¡¡

I talked to you all individually, and I'm getting the sense that we want to try and be a serious team, but don't want to forget where we came from. We're all chuds, and we're here to have a good time. So I came up with a schedule that will help us get better as a team, and maybe get us into a tournament or two.

Tuesday/Thursday (time permitting): Ranked Team Matchmaking. We literally just queue within Dota. This will be the serious stuff where we play what we've practiced. During the week, communicate your availability with me, and if you know for certain you can't make it, just let me know. It's not that big of a deal if you can't, as we have two days reserved for this.

Friday: Memes. Try out crazy stuff, get to know each other's play styles, etc. Just have a good time, and if you feel like going and playing with other people, you have my permission. However, on more serious days, I'm going to ask for your commitment for at least an hour. These nights, I'm looking for 2-3 hours of potential commitment as five. I'll try to communicate on Thursday whether or not we will be having practice on these nights, as Dops has a life.

Saturday and/or Sunday : face it and/or ♥♥♥♥ around : depending on how we're feeling, I'll make the call as to whether or not we'll play serious Dota these days. Face it is a way to practice strats we aren't as confident on to get ready for our T/Th games. We can also ♥♥♥♥ around more if we see fit, and depending on homework/time constraints. As for times on these days, what ever works for you guys can most likely work for me. Just be in touch, as communication is key.

If any of you have any opinions or conflicts with anything stated above, or think we should use faceit as our super serious and team ranked as our practice serious, just let me know. I'm not so sure about any of this stuff yet, and know that the best way to get comfortable with this is to play more. Just give me a message if there's anything you have to say.

Thanks everyone,

Pepe