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Very good game in many points:
You adapt easily to the gamestyle
Great visuals for the out of common perspective
Fast and lethal
Cheap cost
Unlimited replayability (although you wouldn't play more than 10h because of the lack of diversity)

Things you may not like:
Not very hard
Short game

Team Fortress 2 is and was a great game even today. Boycotting won't change anything about my perspective nor the one of many player. I'm just shocked of the ungratefulness of a lot of players who think the developpers owe them something but thinking that way would be a dreadful lie to yourself. I know that the game didn't get any major update and there is obviously a big problem regarding bots and casual experience. It disturbs me as much as the others, but I'm not gonna be moody because a small part of the game (mentioning matchmaking) got terribly infected.

Now to mention all the "#SaveTF2" "#FixTF2" and all the petitions running about it:
Valve couldn't care less of people changing their name as a protest. Nor will they when they will see that x number of people are angry at them because they don't "fix Team Fortress 2". In real life, no company will do anything towards a protest that consists of changing your name and talking s*** about the employees (in TF2's case the developpers). As long as people work there and the company makes money, the protest doesn't affect them. There's no such thing as a company deciding to make their life harder for "moral purposes" (in that case there's no morality because remember: they don't owe you anything, and if you think that buying items and/or buying the game makes you think so, remember it's YOUR money that YOU decided to put/invest on THEIR game).
Plus, if the protest really affected them, you could see it as beating the s*** out of someone to make them change their mind. As a reminder, in history it was usually the higher graded people that came to lower graded people to force them to change their mind. In this story, you're just a customer that keeps barking because the game you *bought* isn't really the one you thought it was. To valve, you could serve as a plastic fork that helps them eat, but they'll still throw you anyway if they wanted to.

Finally, this review doesn't mean to offense/trigger people that really love the game and want a solution to bots at any cost and I'm sorry if I made you feel that way. All I'm saying is: if you're really determinated to do something about bots, don't you think that a petition and identity change is very minor for the large company that is Valve? If they do succumb to that request by these means, then I'd say they're not actually that smart. Even with a million very bad reviews, there are still so many people that will join, leave and play Team Fortress 2. Their financial source in relation with Team Fortress 2 is long to be cut off. Don't just "protest" because this famous youtuber told you that it's an emergency or because of your friend, try to actually look for a solution to the problems you encouter and if that protest is all you've got, then I guess your job might be over in a long time, but you could also find other ways in parallel.
I don't think the idea behind the trend was negative, but from what I see, the behaviour applicated by most of the players is mostly toxic. That is more destroying the game than helping it. From an outsider's view, seeing such a wave can be very repellent. If there is no problem solving/major update coming from the developpers, there has to be a reason. Don't push it.

Je conseille a l'autre rain

Jeu tres educatif , similaire a Minecraft , m'a beaucoup aide lors de mes examens ou meme aux controles surprise . Je recommande ce jeu a toute personne qui souhaite manger des chips sans grossir .

Just for achievement , but it's still a good game

Jeu de stratégie qui demande beaucoup de concentracion et de rapidité aux risques de pertes de réputation ou d'aggréssivités chez les insurgés (ennemis) . Sinon ce jeu me plaît beaucoup .