I know I'm not the only one when I say some of my favorite gaming moments with friends have been playing tf2 and just having so much fun no matter what server or community we were in. I want other people so also have those experiences but without any real support from valve in years the community is slowly dying and one of the best team based fps games ever might just be forgotten due to neglect by the developers.
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CTG [#2]it should just rest in peace was a good game for its time
why should we let it die, the few games I can get with no bots or hackers still have the same feeling of fun I used to get all the time playing, I truly think it can be a timeless game if valve actually gave a shit
arecyc [#7]we should let chess rest in peace too tbh
yeah chess was a good game for it's time but we should let it die now according to this guy
APAC_jimmy [#8]Isnt there some custom server shit for that game. Boomers love that game so there’s gotta be something out there
there is but they're all super sweaty and don't have that same feeling of fun old casual lobbies gave
I came from TF2. My esports journey came from TF2. I legit owe my good massive multiplayer online experience due to TF2. As old as the game is, the memories I've made since 2015 brought me to where I am today. I'd never have gotten the spot at VLR if it wasn't for my experience working in competitive TF2. Lots of players here too were from TF2. It's sad to see that when I left the scene, the game was slowly forming to where it is now. I loved it. And I know the community, old or new, loved it dearly. There's a saying amongst folks in the community TF2 circle: "You never leave TF2." And that still stands today.
The game is on the brink of ruins. And the community isn't letting it happen. We survived living amongst scraps for over a decade - we're not giving it up now.
hellohello139 [#12]Imagine caring about a game when even it's Dev's don't care about it
Because the fanbase does not end with the developers.
JustSomeGuy [#5]why should we let it die, the few games I can get with no bots or hackers still have the same feeling of fun I used to get all the time playing, I truly think it can be a timeless game if valve actually gave a shit
Good things don't last forever.
TMosura [#11]I came from TF2. My esports journey came from TF2. I legit owe my good massive multiplayer online experience due to TF2. As old as the game is, the memories I've made since 2015 brought me to where I am today. I'd never have gotten the spot at VLR if it wasn't for my experience working in competitive TF2. Lots of players here too were from TF2. It's sad to see that when I left the scene, the game was slowly forming to where it is now. I loved it. And I know the community, old or new, loved it dearly. There's a saying amongst folks in the community TF2 circle: "You never leave TF2." And that still stands today.
The game is on the brink of ruins. And the community isn't letting it happen. We survived living amongst scraps for over a decade - we're not giving it up now.
As an ex competitive tf2 player, I relate to this very heavily. Sad to see the negative state of affairs of the game currently.
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