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I have been playing TFC for about 2 years now and have seen it go through many changes from medics being able to jump miles and snipers being the weakest link (goodbye). Also spies and pyros not being used to seeeing them all over the place. I have been in many clans first [ds] DarkSun but had to leave because i could never make practice or matches. Then got invited to be part of [WDW] Who Dares Wins which in the end dispanded due to lack of members and support. Now i'm in a clan/company that don't play matches etc to read more check the menu left.
[HECTAL] is a clan that belongs to no uk league and has no ranking. The reason for this is that [HECTAL] is for people who want to learn the game to its full, to find out the sections of the game that people haven't thought of doing. Also we have better things to do than acctually play matches against other clans. We could almost be a training clan, to help people with problems (ie double conc jumps) (backwards rocket jump with granade) As a small clan we have had nemourous TFC'ers asking if they can join. This all depends on the person, wether they want to play the game for the victory of destroying a clan and proving that they are the best, or knowing that you are the best and playing to improve yourself??
Tough one huh? now you know if you are good. I have met some great players that started out wanting to be part of a clan and joined loads. But....then got bored of it. Decided not to be in a clan and just play the game to kick the arse out of all these other TFC'ers that belong to clans. It's more fun to absolutely deflate someones ego that belong to a clan, just to show them that a clan means F### all.
Now i said that i have known a few good players. I meet them on some servers and thats where we learn most of new moves and get our ideas for trying new things. Good players are a breed apart and it has nothing to do with a good connection or the tweeks that you can script into the game (although these do help sometimes) it's mainly to do with knowing what your enemy is going to do next.