I have found TF2 is almost as good a place to start out in FPS as Warsow. The community is supportive, and advanced players can find it a challenge to work with a team of noobs (as long as you find some that are not stubborn and at least listen to your advice). I love the option of coaching (or being coached by) others. Mann vs Machine was a totally unique game type pioneered by this game and an awesome way for a team of 4-10 players to pit their combined might and teamwork against a horde of robots / zombies - some of the levels are near impossible (esp. wave666)! The game has been around for a while now, but is always evolving, with plenty of active players in Australia and overseas. As I mostly play MvM, I don't have to put up with all the pretentious show offs on PvP, and have a great cadre of mature players that love to have fun but enjoy a challenge on my friend list. If you don't have it yet, get it for free and make sure you indicate that it was me Rusty | SkyPaladin that shared it with you!

I have found TF2 is almost as good a place to start out in FPS as Warsow. The community is supportive, and advanced players can find it a challenge to work with a team of noobs (as long as you find some that are not stubborn and at least listen to your advice). I love the option of coaching (or being coached by) others. Mann vs Machine was a totally unique game type pioneered by this game and an awesome way for a team of 4-10 players to pit their combined might and teamwork against a horde of robots / zombies - some of the levels are near impossible (esp. wave666)! The game has been around for a while now, but is always evolving, with plenty of active players in Australia and overseas. As I mostly play MvM, I don't have to put up with all the pretentious show offs on PvP, and have a great cadre of mature players that love to have fun but enjoy a challenge on my friend list. If you don't have it yet, get it for free and make sure you indicate that it was me Rusty | SkyPaladin that shared it with you!