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OlghaFrom this period, we've built a meta composition supposingly better than the others, nowadays, what we can get from this league is :
It is not the best composition
Nobody important has ever claimed that cookie cutter was the most efficient.
6s is shaped the way it is because 10 years of gameplay allowed the players express which parts of the game were interesting and fun and which weren't.
frenzy_ And lets get that promod verison a moving. Let out all the secrets....
???
-wax
If you read VALVe reviews from ex-employees (and take them with a grain of salt), it seems pretty established that teams with old devs and no future plans/release schedules are more often than not very toxic and that joining them is frowned upon as they should be choked out of the company.
My guess is that the team knows how to play the VALVe employee meta very well and won't get fired for being idle, possibly because of job security (nobody wants to touch TF2), possibly because nobody minds them.
Once again, grain of salt.
So fucking hyped for this content. Thanks so much, dev team, looking fresh as fuck. Keep it up.
Ask there: https://forums.tf2center.com/