Heavy's Sandvich
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TF2 is like the simpsons for me. The good days are a distant memory
The only big problem with the changes they made is the map vote at the end just seems to be 2 random maps that people playing the current match have selected (along with the current map) so you may be playing a payload match and get a CTF map and a Passtime map along with the current map. They really should change it so it's only maps for the same mode (or in the case of the alternate game modes options from the alternate list).
They still haven't added the ability to join a friend's casual game then automatically queue up with them after the match is over, you still need to queue up with them before playing.
CSGO also recently got a feature where you can queue up with people in the same steam group, it's a bit disappointing they didn't add that to TF2 in this update.
When I say it's dead, I don't mean nobody's playing it. I mean nobody's thinking about it anymore. Nobody takes it seriously anymore. Nobody really gives a shit about it these days, it's old news.
Except for the millions of people who play it every month.
There are half a million people playing CSGO right now TODAY, and 800,000 people playing Dota. I don't find TF2's numbers impressive when a $15 game and an insanely difficult-to-learn game can pull in orders of magnitude more players every day than a F2P game can.
My friends list on Steam is enormous and it used to be dominated by people playing Team Fortress 2. Now it's all CSGO and Dota, with some GTA V, H1Z1 and random other games sprinkled in for good measure.
It has been on the decline for years now.
Honestly its been nearly a decade of updates at this point. I don't think anyone, not Valve or the playerbase, are happy with the current running on fumes updates. It seems like they'll do their best to fix matchmaking, drop the pyro update and then say they're done with TF2.
Honestly its been nearly a decade of updates at this point. I don't think anyone, not Valve or the playerbase, are happy with the current running on fumes updates. It seems like they'll do their best to fix matchmaking, drop the pyro update and then say they're done with TF2.
I don't get why they didn't release this game for consoles yet. It would be a clear win-win for both sides.
My friends list on Steam is enormous and it used to be dominated by people playing Team Fortress 2. Now it's all CSGO and Dota, with some GTA V, H1Z1 and random other games sprinkled in for good measure.
The game is 10 years old, people are going to get burned out on it. Even a few years from now the games your friends are playing aren't going to be the same, some will have moved on from CSGO and DOTA2. That's just something that's going to happen with a game as a service.
Serious question - there's an XP system now? I've been gone way too long.