I enjoy maining everything. Because it helps you an idea of how to support your team better at any point/situation in the game. So when you mess up a team play, you can easily look into the thoughts/actions of your teammates and adjust how you play or offer advice accordingly.

And like Cozen said, dm for scout and soldier helps with movement. And positioning as medic plays out like positioning/trap setup for demo. But then again, playing flank gives a whole new outlook on traps as demo. o.O

But scout... most opportunistic class by far if you can hit shots. Probably my favorite along with medic. But medic is the art of b/c healing people at the right time + encouraging aggression with heals (an amazing feeling).

soldier cuz you can make scouts complain about your class being op. please run into my rockets more.

soldier because quake

soldier because that's what a few cs buddies of mine played when they would pub. then i tried to scout because i had a cs background but i realized that when youre moving at the speed of light i can't aim worth shit.

nobody would let me snipe in twl 6s

Scout because combat skills are my most valuable asset. I don't like being in situations where you're helpless, and that doesn't happen much as scout as opposed to any other class due to movement and 2 shot potential.

cos of byte :) watched and learned from him when I first started

came into the game from quake 3 and started as a jumper, so my first mains were soldier and demo. \o/

Scout because pressing the spacebar is fun

airshots.

meatshots.

Demoman since it's similar to Medic for me (with positioning, needing to stay alive, a lot of potential to change the game)and the weapons are so much fun to use. The Stickybomb Launcher is a lot of fun and it's so versatile. The Grenade Launcher is satisfying as well.

Also, I like that I don't need to jump constantly like on Soldier. I guess I'm a huge outcast, but, I don't find jumping around too much fun. On the flip side, I love the fighting mechanics of Soldier and hence that's why I love DMing/MGEing on it. But in a real game setting with bombing and stuff, I don't enjoy it.

I've also done Medic in the past, and during that period, I enjoyed the tactical role it has. Being the one to call out heals, how to execute an Uber, when to back up, etc, that was fun.

so i can get an ubersaw at last instead of healing my team and feel validated.

i liked the idea of making strats/maincalling so i went with soldier when I found out about comp

mained scout first but realized i can't aim but I still wanted to kill things. Soldier worked ok.

scout because i was 13 and wanted to run fast. now i wish i devoted the same amount of time to soldier so i could make more youtube videos with airshots

uncounterable pub class

unless you count vaccinator

Medic because i cant aim and that was the class the people make play in pugs because nobody wanted to play it. but after awhile I began to like playing it

no, you never do that.

demo for stickies = damage stats

When I started the game I could only play tf2 with 20 fps and a touchpad so I played backburner pyro. Once I got a mouse I switched to soldier because I heard it was more used in competitive and it was the class that was killing me the most.

Wait for him to airblast, then shoot. Still easy.

I saw fragged by TLR and said," I want to be like that guy!"

jumps

I tried all of them and found scout, to be most entertaining.

I saw reptile's frag movie

pubbers complain about sticky spammers and its funny

scout because ping

Soldier because shoot feet, get bitches.

Also airshots.

i had to pick between scout and engineer on a friend's highlander team, so i mained scout

I started out playing roamer and really enjoyed it. I tried to switch over to pocket and just didn't enjoy it as much and so I went back to roamer. And then at one point I decided I wanted to try scout and have been playing scout ever since. Also sniper is a ton of fun.

I think you should just pick a class and stay on that class unless you've been playing the game for a long time and making a transition to another class might be easy. I really wish that I would have just played scout and stuck with that class from the beginning but at the same time I wish I would have stuck with soldier. Also another tip is to not change your sens every fucking 5 seconds... I used to have a terrible problem with that and I no longer do and I feel like if I would have picked one sens and stuck with it from the beginning that my aim would be so much more consistent.