I think they care but they don't know how to care in a way that makes the game better and people are happy with

Someone mentioned it on this forum recently (I'd quote it if I could find it), but with the recent CSGO changes to make tapping better people were asking for that for months if not years, and they only just implemented it. They only nerf weapons if stats say that they're overused, instead of looking at community consensus on weapons (the exact reason none of the tf2 weapons we ban will ever get nerfed or changed). Anyone could have told them that the reserve shooter is stupidly broken, but according to b4nny in that one stream clip apparently they were going to buff it.

As opposed to Blizzard and Overwatch, where the devs working on the game actually realize "oh shit, no one wants to play against stacks of a single hero in competitive" and put a 1 hero limit on comp. If it was Valve, they would have waited until stats show that 90% of games are comprised of games of multiples of one or more hero, and probably wouldn't have even considered putting a limit unless literally every game was a 6 stack of the same hero.

I'm willing to believe Valve (or the 3 people working on the game) care about it, but they're not the best at realizing that what the community at large wants is actually the best thing for the game. I'm also still a bit mad that they haven't explained why they think viewmodels need to be forced on, and I don't buy "evening the playing field for all" as a good enough reason. The cynic in me just says they're forced on so that skins are more visible in streams and stuff and they can make more money off the game, but they'd never admit that.

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cw confuses me on multiple levels

https://www.reddit.com/r/tf2/comments/4wrddc/how_to_improve_at_tf2/

My friend made this guide over on r/tf2, and is looking for feedback on anything he might have missed or what not to improve it. He just wants to make a general purpose guide for helping pub players get better and hopefully get into competitive. It'd be a great way to help the scene grow, as I know most of you want.

Ty

New trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frdj1zb9sMY

What if they had a kaleidoscope? Then their view of him would be all funky and colorful and wavy like wooooooooo

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pic related

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I'll be moving into a new place soon, and need a new desk + chair, and I figured it might be a good time to switch over to a standing desk and forgo the chair. Anyone here have experience with one? How does it affect gaming? Is it worth it?

using this on my laptop rn

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Go ed!

Also, not voting because you don't like the presidential candidates is retarded when there's still the choice of senators and representatives both in DC and in your state legislatures. You know, the people who actually make the laws.

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Orbb when?

Really good player, always willing to improve. Definitely deserves to get on a good team with dedicated players

the pyro frags were ours though!

gg no johns, gl in playoffs!

Invisible players?

King of the Hill (KotH) is an intense new game mode focused around a single central capture point that must be defended for three minutes. Gameplay begins with the point initially locked—after a short time, it will open for capture by either team. Once the point is captured by a team, their team clock will start a three minute countdown. If the enemy team manages to capture the point back, their clock will start counting down while the other team’s clock freezes at the time the point was recaptured.

Viaduct is an all-new map especially built for KotH, set outside of the entrance to a secret underground base. Viaduct is also the first Team Fortress map to take place during a snowfall (not counting Acegikmo’s awesome cp_glacier map, or for that matter all the other community mappers who manage to think up and execute on all the cool stuff before we even think of it). Both teams start at the base of a low hill, and will have to climb to get to the capture point at the hill’s peak. The various elevations of the map and multiple routes to the central point guarantee some frenzied battles as the point changes hands during gameplay.