F2P TF2...

[superslayer]

http://store.steampowered.com/news/5721/.........
discuss.

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[Nethog]

Because there totaly isn't a topic about this already.

[Fireboy]

http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?topic=158885.0

[Coolio]

Great!
Now you and your wife can play!

[asablief]

noeh

[WOLFPACK2]

i better get my money back...

[asablief]

Wow steam is being a real loving pain in the ass right now.

[WOLFPACK2]

Wow steam is being a real loving pain in the ass right now.

everyone too cheap to buy tf2 are trying to download it

[Katamari007]

everyone too cheap to buy tf2 are trying to download it

you have a premium account

go complain somewhere else

[Narkro555]

This has its ups and downs

Pros:
1. People who have already bought it have lotsa of cool advantages and an awesome new hat
2. Start off against the new players with much experience, easier to kill others in general

Cons:
1. Endless stuffstorm of newbies who have no idea what the forget they're doing (more then usual anyway)
2. Those same newbies complaining about P2P advantages
3. Server lag/freeze because of multiple people trying to connect all at once
4. Feel ripped off

[Katamari007]

to be honest, I don't feel ripped off :/

[Blastdown]

Cons:
1. Endless stuffstorm of newbies who have no idea what the forget they're doing (more then usual anyway)
2. Those same newbies complaining about P2P advantages
3. Server lag/freeze because of multiple people trying to connect all at once
4. Feel ripped off

1. Not a big deal.
2. Ignore them.
3. Happens already.
4. Feel ripped off then. Nothing you can change about it.

[Narkro555]

1. Not a big deal.

Playing with people who know how to actually stick together and coordinate tasks are a lot more fun to play with on both ends.

2. Ignore them.

Debatable. Still, there will be a lot.

3. Happens already.

Except much more

4. Feel ripped off then. Nothing you can change about it.

Okay

[WOLFPACK2]

what's the new hat?

[Katamari007]

Playing with people who know how to actually stick together and coordinate tasks are a lot more fun to play with on both ends.

I'm pretty sure it should be common knowledge to some people how tactical gameplay stuff works.

I mean, obviously medics are gonna want to stick close to people and heal them, snipers will want to stay back, engineers are gonna want to keep a look at their buildings (well, some people should know that)

and spies.. well at least be glad your buildings won't go down as fast :P


AND PLUS, there's training mode right?