*Sigh* Alright, Valve.

This is what's gonna happen... You'll release your shoddy hero-shooter OW clone and maybe, JUST MAYBE, a few people will enjoy it. But like the rest of your games you'll leave it dead in the water, and the popularity will dwindle within months. You'll then notice the horde of CS2 and TF2 fans sitting in the pile of problems and neglect you left behind and abandoned...

Then you'll bicker amongst yourselves in the office about who was supposed to deal with all these issues, only to realize that there was nobody in the first place. That everyone in those party-lounge offices was deliberately procrastinating doing anything but their assigned project tasks because the world "passion" is anathema to the modern programmer's vocabulary.

Suddenly you'll start to wonder if we're at fault, and begin blaming us for wanting. Suddenly you'll start to wonder if all the recent failing were due to gamers being greedy and too expecting of developers. Then you'll alienate what's left of your old-world fanbase causing a PR-F*ck*p so bad that not even Half-Life 3 will save you.

In the end, you'll all come to cumulatively realize that all you had to do was listen to your players, instead of bumbling around in the dark about what you "Think" we want.

#SaveTF2 ...I guess, as if it even matters anymore. The hashtag is just used by lazy TF2tubers to content-farm on low-effort 10 minute videos yapping about how bad the situation has been without posing any ideas or making an EFFORT to fix anything... as if they hadn't been doing this for the last 5 f*ckin' years.