What can time do to a game?

In the case of Team Fortress 2, a whole hell of a lot. Much like a fine wine, it must age, and the age in which it is best is opinionative towards the critic. Although not getting many frequent large updates per year, it still holds one of the largest player bases on Steam. With a fun cast of characters, a ton of techniques to learn, and a skill ceiling that always leaves room for improvements, it is a fantastic game to ♥♥♥♥ around with your mates on or just enjoy a couple pub matches on.

Each of the nine classes are very unique, leaving much to learn, and at least one playstyle that can fit a person. Anyone can find their main class, and their best loadout, with how many unique weapons there are... Some classes, however, are more limited than others.

Regardless, still great fun. I highly recommend it at its free to play status out of a vast variety of other games.

Cheers.

What can time do to a game? In the case of Team Fortress 2, a whole hell of a lot. Much like a fine wine, it must age, and the age in which it is best is opinionative towards the critic. Although not getting many frequent large updates per year, it still holds one of the largest player bases on Steam. With a fun cast of characters, a ton of techniques to learn, and a skill ceiling that always leaves room for improvements, it is a fantastic game to fuck around with your mates on or just enjoy a couple pub matches on. Each of the nine classes are very unique, leaving much to learn, and at least one playstyle that can fit a person. Anyone can find their main class, and their best loadout, with how many unique weapons there are... Some classes, however, are more limited than others. Regardless, still great fun. I highly recommend it at its free to play status out of a vast variety of other games. Cheers.