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#142 Valve announces details for matchmaking beta expansion in News
the thing you say about tf2 needing so many hotfixes, i'm pretty sure many other games would've needed a lot more considering tf2 is 8 (or 9) year old game. that's a really long time isn't it? when you think about how badly each new assassin's creed game launches or how broken just cause 3 was on launch, i'd pretty confidently say the tf2 team is doing a pretty good job.

Please don't compare games at launch to one of the most popular shooters of all time which still continues to make a fair amount of money.

programming is also incredibly misunderstood. it's not a jigsaw puzzle you rearrange or add to and it all magically works. a game the size of tf2 is going to have an insanely massive pile of code and going through it is extremely difficult.

I don't need to understand programming to understand that it's very unusual for a game that makes so much money to have an increasing amount of issues whilst drastically decreasing performance over the years without any considerable visual or gameplay improvement.

The best part about it is the initial maps are still the same, the game still plays the same. Aside from skins, I could go play the game back in 2009 and it would still be the same exact game. Why would I get significantly worse performance and stability in a public game of pl_badwater now than I would 7 years ago? What warrants this?

It's as if when they first introduced multicore support to TF2 they just said fuck it.

please stop passing judgement about something you don't understand and stop talking about the tf2 team as if they're just sitting around raking in cash while jerking off at the office.

I'm sure they're hard at work, just have been severely lacking on proper prioritization until now. Though for the most part they have been raking in the cash; most updates nowadays just introduce maps and items developed by the community.

posted about 8 years ago
#134 Valve announces details for matchmaking beta expansion in News
coIewhile i agree with you on everything you said about overwatch, it IS more stable than tf2 at this point. crashes from tf2 are a lot more frequent than overwatch, so is any stability problem.

i'm not denying thou the fact that it's a ridiculous comparison giving how old one game is compared to the other.

It's not a ridiculous comparison considering the game still has a very large playerbase and is constantly being updated, but instead all I've seen each update is less stability and less framerate and more stupid shit. I have not seen a multiplayer game need so many hotfixes shortly after releasing patches that cause the game to crash; it's not an issue with advancing operating systems or hardware, but what else can you expect when the entirety of the TF2 team is so tiny?

posted about 8 years ago
#127 Valve announces details for matchmaking beta expansion in News

Microtransactions in Overwatch are purely cosmetic, all future heroes and maps have been stated to be free and Blizzard does plan to continue supporting the game through future updates as time goes by. The game is much more stable than TF2 even in the current beta phase and runs far better for most people due to the more GPU intensive nature of the game; there is an awful lot of polish in the game and the $40 paywall also helps serve as an effective deterrent for cheaters. Keep in mind the game is still in beta and the developers do plan on introducing improved spectator tools and advanced options.

As for the gameplay, there is less mechanical skill involved as opposed to traditional arena FPS. Proper class composition plays a very large role, many heroes will often have a relatively hard counter and it's difficult to be a one man army even at lower levels. Teamwork also plays a very strong role, maybe too much of a role where it severely overshadows individual performance and lead to frustration.

my 2c

posted about 8 years ago
#3 New Arena Shooter in Esports

https://a.fsdn.com/con/app/proj/voretournament/screenshots/322884.jpg

why

posted about 8 years ago
#12 XCOM 2 in Other Games

jesus christ they ramped up the difficulty, commander on this is nothing like classic in eu/ew

early game was fine but im running into some pretty big spikes

posted about 8 years ago
#1 XCOM 2 in Other Games

Anyone else really hyped for this game? Releases midnight.

91 on Metacritic http://www.metacritic.com/game/pc/xcom-2

Huge fan of Enemy Unknown / Enemy Within and I even frequently played the original UFO Defense on my netbook when I was in college.

Considering the popularity of the Long War mod for Enemy Within, I am super excited to see what people can do with XCOM 2.

"We're providing a tool for Steam that anyone who buys the game will be able to get," McFall said at Firaxicon. "It works kind of like the mod tools for Civilization." The nuts and bolts: XCOM 2 players will not only have access to a Visual Studio isolated shell app for building mod projects, they will also have access to the Unreal editor Firaxis used to build the game as well as the script source code and roughly 50 GB of game assets.
posted about 8 years ago
#3 TF2 update for 1/20/16 (1/21/16 UTC) in TF2 General Discussion
- No longer restores player to max health on MMMPH activate
- Increased amount of damage required to fill MMMPH meter to 300 from 225

thank god

posted about 8 years ago
#2 Can't play csgo at 4:3 stretched anymore in CS2 General Discussion

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9MOVq41C0M

posted about 8 years ago
#3 Selling computer in Hardware

an i7 920 OC paired with a decent X58 motherboard is still stronger than AMD's latest offerings at video games; legendary CPU like the Q6600 in early 2007 ;) not weak at all

posted about 8 years ago
#160 Post the hardest you've been fucked in TF2 in TF2 General Discussion

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_icAXSSSY3s&t=1m

posted about 8 years ago
#73 iBP confirmed indefinitely banned in CS2 General Discussion

Factors taking into consideration, it's justified, but sad; especially for swag which I believe was just 17 at the time.

I'm sure many other teams threw games, like people have said before, just wish it wasn't such a talented group.

posted about 8 years ago
#2 steam games for paypal money in Q/A Help

Isn't a GT740 way more than "barely" enough to run TF2?

If you're getting bad frames, the problem lies elsewhere

posted about 8 years ago
#16 UGC Forums hacked? in TF2 General Discussion
DoctorMiggyRightjustifyat least passwords aren't in plaintext anymoreI believe you're confusing UGC with ESEA

https://www.reddit.com/r/truetf2/comments/30d8hf/ugc_stored_passwords_in_plaintext_you_should/

:^)

posted about 8 years ago
#9 Any plans for a mobile site? in Site Discussion

honestly the site is so clean and clutter free i dont see much point in a mobile friendly site when it's already pretty mobile friendly as a desktop site

posted about 8 years ago
#291 The Tough Break Update in TF2 General Discussion

original recommended system requirements

CPU: Pentium 4/Athlon XP or better
CPU Speed: 3 GHz
RAM: 1 GB
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 7900+ / ATI Radeon X1900+
Sound Card: Yes
Free Disk Space: 5 GB

ha ha ha ha

posted about 8 years ago
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