76561198166989746 最近的評論

i am speechless its actually amazing and out of th charts for a classic zombie f2p game

I first downloaded this game on july, 2015. It was my first valve game, my first steam game, and also my first real computer game. I played just about every day. I went from not understanding a thing, to thinking pyro was the strongest, until hearing wm1 is trash and then figuring out that rocket jumping was a thing. I discovered the community servers button and spent time playing wacky game modes. Jailbreak, ballon races, slenderman, deathrun, and a lot more. I found out about a map called turbine and found a server close by that ran it 24/7. I played on that server almost every day until the day it closed. I met so many people that I talked to all the time and played some tf2 with. Some of them I still call my closest friends today. I listened to numerous sob stories of several veteran players, about how "it was better when I first started playing", yet they were still playing. I would even try out trading for profit. That would lead me to the unusual I still treasure to this day. I even tried my hand at non-valve competitive. There I found out the true divide between casual and comp players. I decided I would try to take it more seriously. I led a team that only won one game. (The one game that I wasn't in) I played pugs, watched streams, watched matches, practiced my movement, grinded mge, and just played n played.

I remember the gun mettle update. "The last good one." I remember the tough break update. All the hysteria with balance changes. I remember the meet your match update, and how that "killed tf2." And finally, I remember the jungle inferno update and how it was a step in the right direction but ultimately underwhelming.

But eventually it got to me. There comes a point where you don't put up with the crap any more. Enough was enough. I was put off by tf2 because of how much it was neglected. The lack of valve's communication, their shameful approach to their comp system, how they view community competitive tf2, and eventually my loss of interest.

Tf2 would go on to leave a sour after taste in my mouth. I liked playing it, but every time I finished playing it would spiral me further and further down into a pit of desperation. I wanted so badly for others to love tf2 as much as I did, but not even the company responsible for making this game would.

Overall its a good game folks.
"Its like cancer attached to your bones"~Squiggy

well i liked it great game