I WILL HATE IT UNTIL THE DAY I DIEEEEEE AND THEN I WILL HAUNT ITBloodySinner said:What's wrong with the weapon? The title says it all. It's almost like using the Q3A rocket launcher. It requires some serious aiming.
I WILL HATE IT UNTIL THE DAY I DIEEEEEE AND THEN I WILL HAUNT ITBloodySinner said:What's wrong with the weapon? The title says it all. It's almost like using the Q3A rocket launcher. It requires some serious aiming.
Twig said:I WILL HATE IT UNTIL THE DAY I DIEEEEEE AND THEN I WILL HAUNT IT
BloodySinner said:
Kuro Madoushi said:You new to the NeoGAF TF2 thread, eh?
BloodySinner said:Anyone want a Jag? I'm looking for a Caber.
Charron said:Hell yea. Friend me and we can coordinate. http://steamcommunity.com/id/charron
Twig said:I WILL HATE IT UNTIL THE DAY I DIEEEEEE AND THEN I WILL HAUNT IT
I do not know what you are talking about.demosthenes said:Same Twig that plays on BG o______o?
Yeah, today is the last day for double drops.Nabs said:I guess double drops are still happening? just got 15... off to idle some more.
Eventually there will be enough that a few (dozen) normal/vintage hats should be able to get themKulock said:I've spent way too much money on crates to have never gotten an unusual. I know they're called "unusual" for a reason, that's obvious, but the Holiday crates were supposed to have a much better chance. It's pissing me off because you used to be able to be OCD and get one of every item, but I can't even get one of a generic type after spending more money than I care to think about on the privilege of opening those crates that they throw at you.
Of course it's my fault for falling for it, but for as much time as I invest in the game, it feels like being left out when I can't land one, just like how it took forever for me to land a single hat, pre-crafting. I know they're useless, but for how much time I spend playing and talking about the game, and now additional money for virtual items, it feels like a failure that I can't land a single one, as they become more and more commonplace.
Xdrive05 said:TF2-ites, is there a "TF2 for noobs" post/thread? I've owned the game since Orange Box, but I only played it for about a half hour.. like 4 years ago. And since then it blew up into a cultural phenomena, or whatever, I was struck with "oh shiiiii... I've already missed the train-itis" and never picked it up.
So now I've decided to go for it and commit. Any advice for a many-years-lttp guy? Thanks in advance.
Yeef said:The Wiki is your best friend.
TF2 isn't an extremely complicated game. Just jump in, play the classes that interest you the most and you'll pick it up fairly quickly. Keep in mind your classes obvious strengths and weaknesses and learn the layouts of the popular maps and you shouldn't have too much trouble. Certain classes are harder to learn on than others (Spy and Engineer are particularly hard to play well with little experience), but even so, if a class really interests you it's better to learn from your mistakes than play a different one.
Man I'm new to TF2 and this post is awesome. Been having a great time with the game despite being a previous consolite who barely plays FPS's to begin with! I just love the whole TF2 universe, plus people haven't been huge douches! Major plus.Yeef said:The Wiki is your best friend.
TF2 isn't an extremely complicated game. Just jump in, play the classes that interest you the most and you'll pick it up fairly quickly. Keep in mind your classes obvious strengths and weaknesses and learn the layouts of the popular maps and you shouldn't have too much trouble. Certain classes are harder to learn on than others (Spy and Engineer are particularly hard to play well with little experience), but even so, if a class really interests you it's better to learn from your mistakes than play a different one.
Don't get too disheartened if you die a lot. TF2 is the sort of game where even great players die semi-frequently. At the same time, if something isn't working try to understand why it isn't working and change up your tactics.
If you're in the US play on the GAF server (tf2.langui.sh). It's often empty, but if you join the GAF TF2 Group on Steam we generally send out an announcements which tends to get the server to fill up (usually around 9~10ish EST). It's a pretty casual server with all talk enabled (everyone can hear everyone else regardless of team or livingness), and most people are friendly and the people that are rude are only playfully so. Having a mic helps a lot since only festisio spay attention to text chat.
If it makes you feel better, the best thing I found was the direct hit. I was so cool since I got it right when it first came out.Kulock said:I've spent way too much money on crates to have never gotten an unusual. I know they're called "unusual" for a reason, that's obvious, but the Holiday crates were supposed to have a much better chance. It's pissing me off because you used to be able to be OCD and get one of every item, but I can't even get one of a generic type after spending more money than I care to think about on the privilege of opening those crates that they throw at you.
Of course it's my fault for falling for it, but for as much time as I invest in the game, it feels like being left out when I can't land one, just like how it took forever for me to land a single hat, pre-crafting. I know they're useless, but for how much time I spend playing and talking about the game, and now additional money for virtual items, it feels like a failure that I can't land a single one, as they become more and more commonplace.
Wat? For a pub server, GAF regulars are above average. Although there's no-one that can consistently frustrate anymore ever since Silencer left. What's your in-game name? Can't tell from your GAF username.(._.) said:Just play the game on any pub server that isn't running any crazy game breaking mods. Really just choose any class you're interested in but I suggestmedic as your first class so you are contributing while you're learning. I have some good server IPs itt.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=417293
Play on the GAF server also since a lot of the games/players are usually really soft there (sorry)
Exclamation mark!esc said:Wat? For a pub server, GAF regulars are above average. Although there's no-one that can consistently frustrate anymore ever since Silencer left. What's your in-game name? Can't tell from your GAF username.
I think the Solder and Pyro are other good ClassesPsy-Phi said:IMO, the best class for any new player to player is the Medic. As a medic, you don't need to bother with the objectives of the map, and not knowing the map doesn't matter because you will be running around with your team healing them. There's some finesse that comes in with the Medic class during Uber/Kritzkrieg usage (a new player wouldn't even have the Kritz tho right? Been so long), but that isn't something to concern yourself with. And as you do better and better as a medic, not only will the team love to have you around, but you'll be topping the score chart on your team (and points are doled out intelligently for the Medic's duties, the better you are at healing, the higher your points will go).
Medic is the first class I played in TF2, and really got me into it. While I'm sure any class would be fun, the Medic gave me an opportunity to learn the classes, maps, and keep my eye on my surroundings while sitll feeling like I was contributing to the team. I'm usually anxious about beginning a new team oriented game online. Playing Medic let me forget about not being a good player because of my ignorance.
The was plenty of teamwork back in the heyday. I think a lot of the more team-oriented players haven't been playing lately though. Probably a combination of sale games pulling them away and not liking the last few updates.esc said:Oh...well then I don't really remember enough to comment one way or the other. Thanks Yeef.
I say we need Twig to come back. And Oreo. But mostly Twig.Yeef said:The was plenty of teamwork back in the heyday. I think a lot of the more team-oriented players haven't been playing lately though. Probably a combination of sale games pulling them away and not liking the last few updates.
Man you haven't been playing for months!Jangaroo said:I say we need Twig to come back. And Oreo. But mostly Twig.
Super Mario World, obviously.Twig said:Man you haven't been playing for months!
Also: I'm busy with other games (or just one (it's not hard to guess what game would be sucking up ALL OF MY TIME)).
Just beat WoW already so you can come back to the superior TF2, now with more hat.Twig said:Man you haven't been playing for months!
Also: I'm busy with other games (or just one (it's not hard to guess what game would be sucking up ALL OF MY TIME)).
I've played on servers where the Backburner was blocked and it defaulted you back to the flamethrowerYeef said:There really needs to be a server variable to force vanilla items only. It'd be interesting to play that way one night just for nostalgia's sake.
VANILLA.Yeef said:There really needs to be a server variable to force vanilla items only. It'd be interesting to play that way one night just for nostalgia's sake.
Vanilla servers run a mod that enables that. That's useless. What I want is the ability to change to vanilla on the fly, just as you can change to medieval mode on the fly, highlander mode or change weapon spread on the fly.enzo_gt said:VANILLA.
SERVERS.
PEOPLE.