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How many invite players are left to shuffle through Froyo.
The numbers are getting low.
minus fragged
Shounicyeah i'd agree that they did slack in that regard, hard to say though. when engima & co visited valve about matchmaking, they told them they were already working on matchmaking for a while so they could've been busy with that. i doubt it's as simple as 'copy and pasting code from csgo' or 'copy and pasting code from mvm'.
I agree. And I'm also in agreement with all of your points, just saying the TF2 team has certainly been sliding and not really having to invest much in terms of resources or work for quite a bit now.
Shounicm4risacoIewhile 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?
that's such an uninformed thing to say. it's true that a lot of the new items are missing LODs and the tf2 team could and should be working on this, but i know we had a recent patch about optimization so it's not like they're completely sweeping the issue under the rug. so it's not fair to say every update so far has meant less framerate. i'm guessing stupid shit you mean skins? you should think about who pays for tf2. it's a f2p game, all the major updates are free, you get to read all those comics and now we're getting matchmaking. the tf2 team needs to get paid somehow. i'd rather they have what they're doing now than anything else which is probably way worse.
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.
and you need to consider if you've even been in their situation and understand how hard it is. tf2 has a community at least 59k+, with a massive variety in people who like to pub, comp, etc etc. are you really expecting it to be a walk in the park trying to appease so many people at once? i don't understand why you would acknowledge the tf2 team is small but imply that they should be doing better since you bring up issues about crashing and optimization.
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.
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.
To be fair TF2 as business model and game for the past couple years has essentially been them raking in cash while jerking off.
Not saying they didn't have to work hard at points the past few years but TF2 is pretty much a game developer's dream in terms of low work and high return. It's really not until recently that they've been having to invest more resources into the game.
flameAlso anyone who thinks I'm like Valve fanboy status or anything I've literally been sending Blizzard forums/devs emails with suggestions to fix all of the awful core concepts of the game.
Theyre ignorant to it. The only 2 classes they've patched are the 2 turret classes. And they are firm on the concept of their medic class beign able to instantly revive the entire team.
The game probably won't be able to be saved until it has a new lead designer.
I'm actually in agreement with pretty much all your points and I'm glad there are other people having that opinion after the whole hype phase has died down a bit where you can have a conversation.
And something from the get go that I've also had gripes about besides it's essential destruction of competitive FPS concepts is its current impossibly chaotic and clusterfucky spectator and in-game player design.
I honestly have no idea how it's going to be casted or viewed in any manner currently as the only HUD element they've added that has at all clarified what the fuck is happening in game is a killfeed which is decent.
BUT not only is that the only current HUD element that is useful for spectating in any manner it is also the only current hud element useful for playing as the scoreboard and default huds are just the most aids things I've ever seen.
The sparkle gang and tripp "open champion" ah gang game was legendary.
flameyoure all clowning if you think its going to be a ranked 6v6 pub.
thats the road overwatch seems to be going and its awful.
I don't think Valve is blind to the fact structured gameplay = good competition.
So you think the route OW's meta is going is bad? Genuinely curious.
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