Why would you not want proper tutorials of TF2? The game is obviously to complex for newer players...

Thank you, your help is appreciated.

Blame the character Limit...

Assuming it behaves exactly like Dota, wherein 75% of the money goes to Valve and 25% to the prize pool, how much money would you contribute to the prize pool?

http://www.strawpoll.me/13231964/r

I think there's a lot of untapped potential there, and it should be experimented with more.

Anyone that goes out of their way to sponsor a TF2 team is good in my books

I thought Rewind was a 1 time thing...

Dude, that's probably going to be the day before if at all

I basically agree with this exactly

What up, spu

I don't think that's particularly true. There are actually, like 6 ways to hold borneo first alone.

Competitive TF2 is a straving hobo dying on the streets. We don't refuse a hamburger because we want a steak. We take what we can get. Even if its a weird game mode with some gimmicky whitelist.

I find that VARY difficult to believe at this point. Sure we get a couple of guys catching TF2 Devs on their brakes twice a year and everything seems to be fine and dandy, but if we look at the rest of the time there's mountains of anecdotal evidence to suggest that they don't care AT ALL. Some low-hanging fruit examples would be the in-game Ranked system. Dota got its at the end of 2013. TF2? Middle of 2016, and before that it was in Beta for 5 months. People wrote literal ESSAYS on things wrong with the Beta and gave mounds of feedback on what the problems where, why they were problems, and how to improve it. And yet, nothing was done. If the Devs DID care don't you think they would have taken even a little bit of that information into consideration? Lack of blogposts is another good example. How long does it take you to write a response on this thread? 5 minutes? 10 minutes? It can't possibly be more then 15, right? Blog posts aren't much longer then that. It wouldn't take much of a Dev to write up a few words on what their up to and why. And yet they don't. Lastly, i servery doubt that ANY of the Devs have ever played a competitive match in their lives. Not a lobby, or a PUG or even watched a steam of a match. If the truly cared the would log on an alt. Load up Center of something, and do some real field work to see what that environment is like. Heck. They could organize some kind of mini event like "Devs vs Pros" or something. But no. Their busy bloating the game with more ugly cosmetics that people continue to buy for some reason. But you know what... Maybe their right. There's NO way a colorful, class based, objective centric, first person shooter, with surprisingly deep lore, a funny attitude and a strong emphasis on movement could EVER succeed as an E-Sport... That's just crazy talk...

Can we see the graph?

You can't kill what's already dead.