Ah, yeah. I remember how I almost left the game because of a douchebag in Thundermountain yelling at me about how trash of a Medic I was since I was a total newbie to TF2 at the time. Ever since, I avoid Thundermountain at all costs. Not only to not remember that douche, but also bc Thundermountain sucks.
I played TF2 a bunch in high school and college years ago, and lost interest after I lost contact with most of the friends I played with. I'm happy I've decided to give it another try. Uncle Dane has inspired me to give my best effort at engineer!
The trick is to realize you're like spy, in that everyone wants you dead on sight, but you also have the ability to build a giant neon sign shouting "HERE I AM" that also happens to shoot 5000 bullets per second. Also realizing how much having a teleporter and dispenser can help your team. Not having a teleporter on defense is the fastest way to lose the first few points as everyone awkwardly walked to the front line.@@Nxcturnalll
engineer is fun but hard to play because the amount of stress that you get from spies and ubercharge that will come to play, But Playing engineer is so rewarding once you understand his little tip tap toe play because building is not as fun as i remember playing engineer because its that rewarding to play him when you know all of the tool in your hand
Honestly this video was way better then i expected, hell it was a suprise to see you to don’t have that many subs, can’t wait to see more videos in the future
Engie main here. I replayed the part three times. I can not believe my ears. Who dares talking bad about my favorite texan, 11 phds having, sentry nest building, short circuit spamming class?
You sir honestly deserve more subscribers, this video really brought out my fond childhood memories about tf2. It warms my heart seeing people still talking about tf2 16 years later. Thank you for making this video ❤ #savetf2
I member a time where I only played against bots and my brother. It wasn't until an Array Seven video sparked my interest and made my 200 hours turn into 1300 once I figured out how fun online is in an online game.
I love videos like this. As a TF2 veteran coming back to the game again it warms my heart that there are still people experiencing and loving the game. Don’t give up on TF2 because it’s not going anywhere any time soon.
As a veteran. I am always looking to see new people playing. I am glad you were proven wrong and I hope you continue to have good experiences with my favorite game.
Vanoss and the crew never cease to be funny. even after all these years of discovering and forgetting new and old youtubers, the Vanoss crew is one of the very few i still regularly watch. TF2 is kind of the same. no matter how long i stay away from the game, i never tire of the ever evolving SFM and GMOD creations and the endless creativity of the many creators who have gotten very skilled in their own crafts. STBlackSt, ElTorro64rus, Kitty rest his soul, Doctor Lalve, Blackimus, Crash Maul, kostamoinen, ThatGreyCartoonPony, The Winglet, Triumbrush, Great Dictator, ceno0 and many others bring so much to the table and it's honestly amazing how good some of them are.
I started playing like last year and i was blessed to make friends early even though i suck (and still do) could laugh at the sillyness of the game! And yknow what i hope you have fun with it too, even if you don’t stick around
Ive been playing tf2 since 10/30/2011. I was 10 back then and im 22 now. I took a break from 2014 till 2019 and since i got back into it ive been playing it constantly and is something i love and is part of my everyday life. I dont see me ever stop playing tf2. Especially since almost everything new these days is absolute garbage. I hope tf2 will still be playable 50 years from now.
i feel like everybody has an absurd way of getting into tf2. i personally found it from the first few how it feels videos by lazypurple and those were like instantly my favorite videos it was peak content for me but i didnt have a computer at the time but i did have roblox on the xbox so i played a roblox tf2 rip off for a while and i was seriously into it for a bit until i pulled together a setup with nvidia now because my shotty laptop couldnt handle the game. a year later id get a pc and finally be able to play it and it wasnt like anything id expected it was a little hard to get in with either bot infested casual or veteran dominated community servers. ive always been on and off since and accumulated 300 hours in total with an alright hat collection and some cool weapon skins. good video :P
"This guy we don't need to talk about, he's sh&t" Def recommend the Uncle Dane channel 😏it'll be like an awakening. Unironically might do what ElMaxo did for you with the game in general. [but fr tho, great vid😁 loved seeing the slow journey you went through]
Wow you actually deserve more views, your editing style is amazing, i hope to see you one day on tf2 to see how much you have improved on this silly little game
I played waaay back around after Love and War update on my friend's account and PC. I distinctly remember having fun playing as Scout with the Force-a-Nature. Years passed, we parted ways, and I wasn't able to play TF2 again for a very long time coz we don't have a PC let alone internet When the pandemic rolled, my parents got me a laptop for college. A couple months went by, when we got ourselves a stable wired internet, I immediately downloaded TF2 and went straight back to my roots. Now I have 900 hours in with 100 of it as Scout. Absolutely loving this crusty, senile, video game
Before i started playing tf2 a lot i used to speedrun muselk's tryhard tuesdays and slowly adapted how he played the game and how to think in the midst of the chaos. When i wanted a chiller route i watched mr.paladin and uncle dane. I learned how to play the game and felt like I was already playing it by watching all of them despite having not touched the game at the time yet. And when i eventually booted the game up, I had the knowledge already i merely needed to adapt to the chaos
i 120% understand the struggle with the random weapon drops, im a soldier main who's favorite part of the class is the rocket jumping and it took me until around 500 hours to get the rocket jumper...
Hey I’m here just to say half a year ago I watched lazypurple but I couldn’t play tf2 because I didn’t have steam and I didn’t have time to install it because of jobs but eventually I did have time to download and install steam and tf2 and the first couple of minutes I knew about the f2p player no talky talky and bots and I started on Tuesday also known as bot day and it made me drop the game for a couple of weeks because I had a very bad first impression to tf2 I picked it up again and it was an amazing experience and now I have over 300 hours
I'm new to tf2 and I've been playing recently a lot but haven't seen bots mostly never, and whenever it is any, the players instantly kick them so yea even if there's some servers full of bots it's not too often. (but I'm not trying to say valve shouldn't do anything, they need to)
My situation was similar. When I was younger, I always wanted to play the game, I tried and sucked and then lost interest. 7 years later, it comes into my feed, and then it clicked. I have been obsessed ever since
Seems like a lot of people have experienced being sucked back into the game due to the great content people are putting out. I got pulled in around a year ago, going down the same elmaxo binge watch, branching out into more tf2 youtube content. Binged for like a month before I downloaded the game and gave it a try. It's been a highly enjoyable year.
@@Nxcturnalll It's from a crate that only dropped (infrequently) for a few months back in 2013. The crate alone is worth $50, with the loot in it being potentially $250. There's a lot of "rare card" type of items that sell for stupid amounts in tf2. Golden pans routinely sell for $1500, and there is a hat that sold for $15,000.
When you play a game long enough, you're bound to just become better at it. When you've reached the top, it just gets dull. Those who are still better than you become fewer and farther between.
This video showed up on my suggestions and man, what a great video!! Been a long time fan of the game and haven't played for a while too, it made me wanna revisit it again. Even though i enjoy Overwatch and Paladins, i still think TF2 is a more special game. It's sad to see Valve not giving the attention it deserves anymore and maybe they are gonna do a TF3 (If they learned already how to count to 3 right?).
After seeing that last clip with you playing heavy, I can say with confidence that there is a vital piece of information that you need. You can spin up and keep the barrel spinning without firing by holding right click. This vital knowledge to have when playing Heavy for 2 reasons: The first being how long it takes the minigun to rev up. The 0.89 seconds it takes to rev up the minigun can be the difference between life or death. The second being the reduced accuracy and damage the minigun has immediately after reving up. The minigun starts with 50% less damage and accuracy when it initially starts firing and it takes 1 second for the minigun to ramp up to full damage and accuracy. By preemptively reving up 2 seconds before you enter combat or keeping your gun reved up in combat, you can avoid that 1 second of reduced stats as much as possible. As a direct result of my knowledge, seeing you tap firing with the minigun in the way you were was genuinely painful... Also, play HL, HL: Opposing forces, HL: Blue shift, HL2, HL2: Episode 1, HL2: Episode 2, and Portal.
I played tf2 in 2019 and hated how many bots were in the game and how complex it was. I then deleted it. Now with the summer update and halloween update I'm addicted. This game is awesome.
7:55 i have like nearly 100 hours of spy and yep. just.. just yep. it doesnt change for a while but you become god randomly so thats pretty cool right?
Similar experience here. 1 year ago I returned to tf2 and introduced a few friends. I had 200 hours at that time. Fast forward 1 year later to today, 1200 hours, our tf2 friend group has grown by 4 times its initial size of 4 people (me included). We met them on tf2, got to know each other and we play nearly every day together now. The problem right now is the 6 player team limit in tf2 when you want to play with someone lmao.
i'm not sure at the moment, i know mario wonder will be big for me this next month so for sure that. need to play some other valve games and would especially like to do a video on portal 1 and 2
TF2 is definitely an experience of all. Both good and bad, the community and the game itself are a wild clusterf--ck. But it is the only game I put more then 100 hours into, in fact 3 _thousand_ hours. This game _is_ a time capsule I will always keep coming back to, sure will take breaks from it but it's not leaving my life anytime soon for better or worse.
I think the game could certainly do with some in-game ways for new players to get over that initial hurdle of learning the basics. The tutorials don't really cut it. The community has some excellent training resources (rocket jump maps, pyro airblast gamemode, many many tutorial videos). Once thing that could help is a contract tracker which gets new players to complete various objectives to learn the basics & unlock items. But once you get past that initial hurdle, you open yourself up to all of the many things you can learn and do.
Its that stupid hurdle, along with the excruciating time needed to unlock all the weapons that keeps me from playing tbh. Dont know id ill have time to dip my toes in it again when i graduate hs, but maybe ill have the patience to dip my toes into rocket jump maps by then
@@goodboi1725 I think someone mentioned before the idea of using the contact tracker to guide new players through unlocking new weapons That way, anytime you get a new weapon, you have challenges to help you learn how to use the new weapon
@@badgercode Nah, it's just that I feel more comfortable with an in-game currency that allows me to just buy what I want without relying on random drop. I'm broke af until I get a part-time job in college or something. Skill issue tbh
@@goodboi1725 yeah the random drops isn't great when you already know what you want At least a contract system would allow you to work towards unlocking the weapons you want, while learning stuff about the class
To avoid any bots, I usually just go to community servers. I don't think I've ever encountered a (bad) bot. I say bad bot because there are those trade servers where you can kill bots that just stand there and take hits like no problem XD
It's funny how valve once made games so good that they all outlived their spiritual successors. Back 4 Blood, 2 whole Overwatch games, and a mountain of Half Life clones are all textbook examples.
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Great video
its the tar guy
4 likes? It’s verified
yea its verified
Can you fill my house with deadly smoke
Can I borrow your house?
I had the same situation a few months ago to be honest, to be honest getting into tf2 is…a wild experience.
Wild is an understatement lol
Oh yeah, TF2 is pretty tough to adapt to at first, both in community, and gameplay. Sorta like an "If you know, you know" situation.
Ah, yeah. I remember how I almost left the game because of a douchebag in Thundermountain yelling at me about how trash of a Medic I was since I was a total newbie to TF2 at the time.
Ever since, I avoid Thundermountain at all costs. Not only to not remember that douche, but also bc Thundermountain sucks.
very, i kept dying but it was still fun somehow
i will always find you
After 16 years it's always good to see a video like this.
I played TF2 a bunch in high school and college years ago, and lost interest after I lost contact with most of the friends I played with. I'm happy I've decided to give it another try. Uncle Dane has inspired me to give my best effort at engineer!
my brain cannot comprehend engineer players but i salute you my friend
The trick is to realize you're like spy, in that everyone wants you dead on sight, but you also have the ability to build a giant neon sign shouting "HERE I AM" that also happens to shoot 5000 bullets per second. Also realizing how much having a teleporter and dispenser can help your team. Not having a teleporter on defense is the fastest way to lose the first few points as everyone awkwardly walked to the front line.@@Nxcturnalll
engineer is fun but hard to play because the amount of stress that you get from spies and ubercharge that will come to play, But Playing engineer is so rewarding once you understand his little tip tap toe play because building is not as fun as i remember playing engineer because its that rewarding to play him when you know all of the tool in your hand
@Nocturnal15 when played well it is an incredibly powerful class which can win matches.
@@Fall_Moiraits a noon class lets be real unless you are battle engie
The fact that we both have seen the 100 days spy and decided to suffer by playing him is insane 😂😂😂
it punched a hole in my heart
As a spy main with 800 hours only on spy, I can say that once u learn him, hes not as hard as the other classes.
@@Nxcturnalll It's still punching in mine
@@barnabaskiss5735 I've improved over just two weeks. Now i play like a spy main with like 200 hours but i only have 40 lol
as a spy main with 1100 hours on spy, i can confirm that he's still difficult to play@yummyyamzz3390
Honestly this video was way better then i expected, hell it was a suprise to see you to don’t have that many subs, can’t wait to see more videos in the future
means a lot to me honestly, thank you so much
luci what r u doing here
@zhanarismaiylova4190 that black devil cat thing in the vid is called luci
9:16 how to piss of engineer mains in 5 seconds
Engie main here.
I replayed the part three times. I can not believe my ears. Who dares talking bad about my favorite texan, 11 phds having, sentry nest building, short circuit spamming class?
@@derfu55l your being sarcastic aren’t you
You sir honestly deserve more subscribers, this video really brought out my fond childhood memories about tf2. It warms my heart seeing people still talking about tf2 16 years later. Thank you for making this video ❤
#savetf2
No matter how long it takes, you always come back to this game
Another sub. This video is mad funny lol
Amazing video! Keep making these. 👍
I member a time where I only played against bots and my brother. It wasn't until an Array Seven video sparked my interest and made my 200 hours turn into 1300 once I figured out how fun online is in an online game.
look ma, im in a nxcturnal video!
on a more serious note, great video man, happy to help out with it
I love videos like this. As a TF2 veteran coming back to the game again it warms my heart that there are still people experiencing and loving the game. Don’t give up on TF2 because it’s not going anywhere any time soon.
Damn this video is good!! Super well-made! Writing, editing, voicing-seriously, I hope this gets WAY more views!
nahhhh artzkoska or however you spell that went woke😞
@@unaincreibleroca3427
It's "Arstotzka" lol
@@unaincreibleroca3427 Trully dark times that we live in.
@@unaincreibleroca3427"woke"
good video my guy, you earned a subscriber.
great channel, deserves more than 712 subs
As a veteran. I am always looking to see new people playing. I am glad you were proven wrong and I hope you continue to have good experiences with my favorite game.
bro... how are you so underrated?
You pretty much described my own experience with tf2 over the last year. So thanks for making this video
Vanoss and the crew never cease to be funny. even after all these years of discovering and forgetting new and old youtubers, the Vanoss crew is one of the very few i still regularly watch. TF2 is kind of the same. no matter how long i stay away from the game, i never tire of the ever evolving SFM and GMOD creations and the endless creativity of the many creators who have gotten very skilled in their own crafts.
STBlackSt, ElTorro64rus, Kitty rest his soul, Doctor Lalve, Blackimus, Crash Maul, kostamoinen, ThatGreyCartoonPony, The Winglet, Triumbrush, Great Dictator, ceno0 and many others bring so much to the table and it's honestly amazing how good some of them are.
Yup can confirm still watch Vanoss to this day
the vanoss crew will always be cemented in my childhood
Been watching vanoss and the gang since gta 4 and skate 3 I think and just always been great
I started playing like last year and i was blessed to make friends early even though i suck (and still do) could laugh at the sillyness of the game! And yknow what i hope you have fun with it too, even if you don’t stick around
I got into tf2 because it came to me in a dream. Now I cannot escape it.
The bots are primarily in the us. I live in Europe and i see maybe 2-3 after 5 hours and they are easily kicked
I live in the us I actually haven't seen a bot in a month even in smaller servers
I love the EU and when I play in the morning the casual servers are swarmed with bots and nearly unplayable
Don’t worry, I watched that video in a day too, we’re both equally crazy
underated video earned a sub
this is incredibly funny I can't wait for you to become popular
thank you! much love
Ive been playing tf2 since 10/30/2011. I was 10 back then and im 22 now. I took a break from 2014 till 2019 and since i got back into it ive been playing it constantly and is something i love and is part of my everyday life. I dont see me ever stop playing tf2. Especially since almost everything new these days is absolute garbage. I hope tf2 will still be playable 50 years from now.
i'm sure it will be, just like all of valve it feels timeless
bro i got absolutely same situation, just came back to the game in summer update after 5 year break and it feels most fun ever
good video! I haven't played tf2 in years but it's nice to see it still popular.
Really good vid and also just wanted to say that i love the luci pfp
great taste
9:17 somewhere out there an uncle named Dane is shaking his fist up high
i feel like everybody has an absurd way of getting into tf2. i personally found it from the first few how it feels videos by lazypurple and those were like instantly my favorite videos it was peak content for me but i didnt have a computer at the time but i did have roblox on the xbox so i played a roblox tf2 rip off for a while and i was seriously into it for a bit until i pulled together a setup with nvidia now because my shotty laptop couldnt handle the game. a year later id get a pc and finally be able to play it and it wasnt like anything id expected it was a little hard to get in with either bot infested casual or veteran dominated community servers. ive always been on and off since and accumulated 300 hours in total with an alright hat collection and some cool weapon skins. good video :P
"This guy we don't need to talk about, he's sh&t"
Def recommend the Uncle Dane channel 😏it'll be like an awakening. Unironically might do what ElMaxo did for you with the game in general.
[but fr tho, great vid😁 loved seeing the slow journey you went through]
definitely need to explore his content more
I love TF2 so much it was one of the many games I grew up playing with my dad on.
Happy to see someone enjoy a game I have played for thousands of hours
Your production value is amazing for such a small channel
Wow you actually deserve more views, your editing style is amazing, i hope to see you one day on tf2 to see how much you have improved on this silly little game
I played waaay back around after Love and War update on my friend's account and PC. I distinctly remember having fun playing as Scout with the Force-a-Nature. Years passed, we parted ways, and I wasn't able to play TF2 again for a very long time coz we don't have a PC let alone internet
When the pandemic rolled, my parents got me a laptop for college. A couple months went by, when we got ourselves a stable wired internet, I immediately downloaded TF2 and went straight back to my roots. Now I have 900 hours in with 100 of it as Scout. Absolutely loving this crusty, senile, video game
You’re one of us now, for real now. toss this man a friendly Sandvich
I havent seen a bot in like weeks or even months. even if i did they werent coming in swarms
2:50 they tried doing hot fixes for the bots, but the bot problem is something that will take time as we seen
Before i started playing tf2 a lot i used to speedrun muselk's tryhard tuesdays and slowly adapted how he played the game and how to think in the midst of the chaos. When i wanted a chiller route i watched mr.paladin and uncle dane. I learned how to play the game and felt like I was already playing it by watching all of them despite having not touched the game at the time yet. And when i eventually booted the game up, I had the knowledge already i merely needed to adapt to the chaos
I’ve played the most with Scout and he is one of the most under scored characters in my arsenal 😭
i 120% understand the struggle with the random weapon drops, im a soldier main who's favorite part of the class is the rocket jumping and it took me until around 500 hours to get the rocket jumper...
Hey I’m here just to say half a year ago I watched lazypurple but I couldn’t play tf2 because I didn’t have steam and I didn’t have time to install it because of jobs but eventually I did have time to download and install steam and tf2 and the first couple of minutes I knew about the f2p player no talky talky and bots and I started on Tuesday also known as bot day and it made me drop the game for a couple of weeks because I had a very bad first impression to tf2 I picked it up again and it was an amazing experience and now I have over 300 hours
Literally same, just returned after a whole decade and i now suck terribly at this game.
2:00 the summer update told me to gib you dis note. “Uhm, nuh uh”
i'm happy they updated it but the lack of overall maintenance still sucks a ton, hope they put more work into fixing stuff and adding things
I never was good at shooter games and tf2 is still really fun, especially because of the hilarious moments that can arise.
tf2 is perfect when i first joined i played the game 24/7
I'm new to tf2 and I've been playing recently a lot but haven't seen bots mostly never, and whenever it is any, the players instantly kick them so yea even if there's some servers full of bots it's not too often. (but I'm not trying to say valve shouldn't do anything, they need to)
My situation was similar. When I was younger, I always wanted to play the game, I tried and sucked and then lost interest. 7 years later, it comes into my feed, and then it clicked.
I have been obsessed ever since
video titled "100 days of spy"
watches it in one day
"i am speed"
We welcome you with open arms
Great video man 😄
We all wanted an update, but Valve only responded with
"Dota Dota Counterstrike"
Hopefully tf2 never dies
nice vid mate im subbed
Seems like a lot of people have experienced being sucked back into the game due to the great content people are putting out. I got pulled in around a year ago, going down the same elmaxo binge watch, branching out into more tf2 youtube content. Binged for like a month before I downloaded the game and gave it a try. It's been a highly enjoyable year.
“…and whatever the Fock this is”
*shows an expensive item I really want*
lmao i searched up "random tf2 item" and went with it, didn't know grease had so much value
@@Nxcturnalll It's from a crate that only dropped (infrequently) for a few months back in 2013. The crate alone is worth $50, with the loot in it being potentially $250. There's a lot of "rare card" type of items that sell for stupid amounts in tf2. Golden pans routinely sell for $1500, and there is a hat that sold for $15,000.
Stay focused! Your presentation is all over the place.
incredible how the orangebox was 3 of the best games of all time in 1 release bundle
Hears someone insult engie.
Furrows brow
Puffs out chest
Says tax exemption
3:28 bro talking about the 2010s like it was 20 years ago
feels like it now its crazy
@@Nxcturnalll to be honest, the pandemic did feel like it lasted a LOT more than 2 years so that may explain that
When you play a game long enough, you're bound to just become better at it. When you've reached the top, it just gets dull. Those who are still better than you become fewer and farther between.
how have i not realized that cuphead music goes crazy with tf2??
two elite games combine
Beautiful video!
Started playing in 2014 had a few breaks but now have 2300 hrs 300 of thoes in engineer alone. All time best class
This video showed up on my suggestions and man, what a great video!! Been a long time fan of the game and haven't played for a while too, it made me wanna revisit it again. Even though i enjoy Overwatch and Paladins, i still think TF2 is a more special game. It's sad to see Valve not giving the attention it deserves anymore and maybe they are gonna do a TF3 (If they learned already how to count to 3 right?).
After seeing that last clip with you playing heavy, I can say with confidence that there is a vital piece of information that you need.
You can spin up and keep the barrel spinning without firing by holding right click. This vital knowledge to have when playing Heavy for 2 reasons: The first being how long it takes the minigun to rev up. The 0.89 seconds it takes to rev up the minigun can be the difference between life or death. The second being the reduced accuracy and damage the minigun has immediately after reving up. The minigun starts with 50% less damage and accuracy when it initially starts firing and it takes 1 second for the minigun to ramp up to full damage and accuracy. By preemptively reving up 2 seconds before you enter combat or keeping your gun reved up in combat, you can avoid that 1 second of reduced stats as much as possible.
As a direct result of my knowledge, seeing you tap firing with the minigun in the way you were was genuinely painful...
Also, play HL, HL: Opposing forces, HL: Blue shift, HL2, HL2: Episode 1, HL2: Episode 2, and Portal.
lol sorry for my painful gameplay, and will absolutely be playing those games!
happy scream fortress!
2:58 this is strangifier for a pan its rare and its not cheap to buy
get a hat in tf2 can make a man more happier than any skins from other games
"An impressive 150 hours"
Uhhhh. *glances over at my 1600 hours*
I played tf2 in 2019 and hated how many bots were in the game and how complex it was. I then deleted it. Now with the summer update and halloween update I'm addicted. This game is awesome.
ok now THIS is content
Nice video
I also have some spare items if you want
thanks man, and absolutely if any are going i'll gladly accept lol
Now you gotta make another video on why you were wrong about calling the Engineer bad, can't wait
7:55 i have like nearly 100 hours of spy and yep. just.. just yep. it doesnt change for a while but you become god randomly so thats pretty cool right?
i pray that day will come soon
Similar experience here. 1 year ago I returned to tf2 and introduced a few friends. I had 200 hours at that time. Fast forward 1 year later to today, 1200 hours, our tf2 friend group has grown by 4 times its initial size of 4 people (me included). We met them on tf2, got to know each other and we play nearly every day together now. The problem right now is the 6 player team limit in tf2 when you want to play with someone lmao.
ouch
He mentioned 150 hours being a lot in Garry's Mod, and I was like, "Oh, sweetie..."
What future videos do you plan to make?
i'm not sure at the moment, i know mario wonder will be big for me this next month so for sure that. need to play some other valve games and would especially like to do a video on portal 1 and 2
I seriously understand you. The meet your match update was a disaster that almost killed the game.
i seriously hope you blow up :D (on the internet not in real life lol that would be bad)
i'd hope i don't blow up irl lmao, and thank you means more that you imagine
@@Nxcturnalll no problem :)
i started playing again recently after stopping in like 2017
we welcome you to the hive
me with 3358 hours of tf2... yeah its alright i main medic i swear my sanity is still there some where
there's no sanity in the tf2 community
@@Nxcturnalll eh there is some but not in 2fort at least that is a place where it does not exist
TF2 is definitely an experience of all.
Both good and bad, the community and the game itself are a wild clusterf--ck. But it is the only game I put more then 100 hours into, in fact 3 _thousand_ hours.
This game _is_ a time capsule I will always keep coming back to, sure will take breaks from it but it's not leaving my life anytime soon for better or worse.
I can see we are in the same boat.
3370.4 hours to be exact to the number showing up on my steam library.
TF2 is truly a timeless masterpiece, new people keep joining. Good news, we're going to live forever! xD
may you have an amazing time playing tf2 for as long as you play it.
I think the game could certainly do with some in-game ways for new players to get over that initial hurdle of learning the basics.
The tutorials don't really cut it.
The community has some excellent training resources (rocket jump maps, pyro airblast gamemode, many many tutorial videos).
Once thing that could help is a contract tracker which gets new players to complete various objectives to learn the basics & unlock items.
But once you get past that initial hurdle, you open yourself up to all of the many things you can learn and do.
Its that stupid hurdle, along with the excruciating time needed to unlock all the weapons that keeps me from playing tbh. Dont know id ill have time to dip my toes in it again when i graduate hs, but maybe ill have the patience to dip my toes into rocket jump maps by then
@@goodboi1725 I think someone mentioned before the idea of using the contact tracker to guide new players through unlocking new weapons
That way, anytime you get a new weapon, you have challenges to help you learn how to use the new weapon
@@badgercode Nah, it's just that I feel more comfortable with an in-game currency that allows me to just buy what I want without relying on random drop. I'm broke af until I get a part-time job in college or something. Skill issue tbh
@@goodboi1725 yeah the random drops isn't great when you already know what you want
At least a contract system would allow you to work towards unlocking the weapons you want, while learning stuff about the class
"I started by using soldier" ah yes the easy mode
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ive played for about 1330 hours and i think it may be a bit addicting...
Just a little
To avoid any bots, I usually just go to community servers. I don't think I've ever encountered a (bad) bot. I say bad bot because there are those trade servers where you can kill bots that just stand there and take hits like no problem XD
Doubting it in the first place was the first mistake
I feel like they might release a major update on TF2's 20th anniversary.
only another 4 years to go then!
@Nocturnal15 Here's hoping. If not then I'll admit fault and shun valve for abandoning one of their most prized possessions.
It's funny how valve once made games so good that they all outlived their spiritual successors. Back 4 Blood, 2 whole Overwatch games, and a mountain of Half Life clones are all textbook examples.
this mf when he plays a jump map:
“Amazing community”