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The Death of Team Fortress 2 [ 1 ] [ 2 ]
PyBro
#1   Posted 1 year ago
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I started playing TF2 a couple years ago, around the Sniper vs. Spy update. I had loads of fun, then came hats. Hats were awesome, I longed for one and when I finally crafted my very first I was ecstatic. Then, I slowly watched the game I held so dearly fall away from me. Too many promo items to keep straight was defiantly a problem. Finally the Free to Players. I held the TF2 community in such high regard that I was crushed when annoying little kids could just jump straight into my beloved TF2. I still play Team Fortress from time to time, but it isn't the same...
MrMajiggles
#2   Posted 1 year ago
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I still play occasionally, but now with all the mods that have been put on it, it gets so damn laggy. Anyone can do anything, and there is no challenge anymore.
wubwave
Mr House
#3   Posted 1 year ago
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It's funny you should say that, I just started playing Tf2 because it was free.
PyBro
#4   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to wubwave, #3:

Haha, sorry, I don't mean to offend. I was referring to small kids that can get the game without asking their parents.
wubwave
Mr House
#5   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to PyBro, #4:

Yeah, same reason I stopped playing CoD. But alteast I haven't been called a a noob yet in TF2, even though I'm awful
PyBro
#6   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to wubwave, #5:

What class do you usually play? Heavy is a pretty good starter class.
wubwave
Mr House
#7   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to PyBro, #6:

Ive actually been using Engineer and Sniper. I've seen some improvement.
PyBro
#8   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to wubwave, #7:

Oooh, I love bulding Engi nests with other Engineers. I have seen some serious Engineer comradeship between Engineers.
wubwave
Mr House
#9   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to PyBro, #8:

I always feel incredibly awkward when I see another engineer next to me, I have no idea why. Maybe I'm too territorial
PyBro
#10   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to wubwave, #9:

I've had some pretty great Engi experiences. One time we were all on a roof building up each other's sentries and dispensers. Our solid wall of defense won the match.
wubwave
Mr House
#11   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to PyBro, #10:

It's definitely fun on attack and defend. Teleporters are invaluable it seems for offense, and turrets are super effective on defense if you stay with them.
KIpke
Bip Bop Bam
#12   Posted 1 year ago
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I just started play a little wile ago and I enjoy the game alot. I have about five hours clocked and majority of them are as a medic. Its really fun for me because I prefer to be support. Yeah I'm a noob especially with this question. I can't figure out how to trade( it says I'm not allowed to) or get new items w/o paying for them or finding them.
PyBro
#13   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to KIpke, #12:

That's because you're a Free-to-Play-er just buy something off the Mann co. store and it unlocks the full game.
KIpke
Bip Bop Bam
#14   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to PyBro, #13:

why thank you!
PyBro
#15   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to KIpke, #14:

No problem!
TheParanoia
I Make Games
#16   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to PyBro, #1:

I know that feel. It almost felt (as dumb as it sounds) "commercialized". I get the same feeling from a lot of modern DLC, but TF2 was built around wholesome community gaming. If rampant hacking and cheating don't ruin the experience, the 10y olds will. (No offence to any 10y olds, its just statistics)
MrMajiggles
#17   Posted 1 year ago
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I started playing so I could get that experience of playing with a bunch of other people so we could collaborate and actually use some strategy to win, but it's free to play, so I don't think I'll find anyone mature enough to create a team.
PyBro
#18   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to MrMajiggles, #17:

Well I've had some great times on the Brony servers. Everyone there is more or less okay.
Alyshia
Canadian
#19   Posted 1 year ago
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Team Fortress 2 used to be great. People would actually participate, talk on mics to actually communicate with the team, and stuff like that.

Over time, I'm not sure what happened (Maybe the change to Free to Play), but those number of participating people started to diminish.
It used to be based on the TF2 community, but now it seems to be based on who has the best hats.
MrMajiggles
#20   Posted 1 year ago
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I agree completely with alychaaa
PyBro
#21   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to alychaaa, #19:

Did you ever play on the Alpine Server during TF2's good days? That was a teamwork server.
Alyshia
Canadian
#22   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to PyBro, #21:

No, unfortunately, even back then my computer was really bad, so I didn't go into specific teamwork servers, as I'd always disconnect and let people down.
PyBro
#23   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to alychaaa, #22:

Oh that's the worst feeling in the world. I remember playing L4D and screwing up on versus, letting my entire team down.
Alyshia
Canadian
#24   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to PyBro, #23:

Yeah, it's so terrible. That's why I cannot play League of Legends, as not only do I let teams down, but it is also against the rules to disconnect mid-game. Ho-hum.
PyBro
#25   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to alychaaa, #24:

My friends won't shut up about that game, League of Legends, how is it in terms of gameplay?
Alyshia
Canadian
#26   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to PyBro, #25:

It's pretty good, it's basically the same thing as DOTA 2 (if you've played it), as it's an action RTS based on destroying the other team's towers and such. The only huge difference is that DOTA 2 has a large large learning curve, as League of Legends is a little more noob friendly.

I won't be able to judge it's connectivity, because my computer is unreliable with network (average of 15 FPS yeah.).
PyBro
#27   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to alychaaa, #26:

Oh dear, what kind of a computer is it?
Alyshia
Canadian
#28   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to PyBro, #27:

HP Pavillion laptop.

I have a great gaming computer downstairs, but its always a hassle to play outside the privacy and confinements of my own room.
PyBro
#29   Posted 1 year ago
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In reply to alychaaa, #28:

Oh I would kill to have a computer in my own room, but I have a nice computer nook downstairs that I've grown quite accustomed too.
highawk
Sponsor
#30   Posted 1 year ago
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I play League of Legends almost everyday, I've slowed down a lot. PyBro, you should at least give it a try. It can take awhile to get used to, but once you have a good game you're pretty much hooked. I've got maybe 10 - 15 people to play it and they all love it now. Shit even my girlfriend plays it. If you ever want to play it just add me on there. My username in LoL is the same as on here.

As for Team Fortress 2, I played it after it became Free to play and put 75.9 hours into that game according to steam and I had fun with it, but the whole thing got boring fast. Now with the steam workshop I am done for good.
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