Check out the TF2 Blog for new announcements and the Wiki for all kind of useful information!

Potato's MvM Servers[potato.tf] (PvE Community Mega-Events!) and
Moonlight MvM Servers[mvm.pineapple.tf] (even more PvE Community Mega-Events!)
- fresh new custom content
- charity and ingame medals
- featuring countless maps, missions and an official guide

Red Sun Over Paradise[redsun.tf] & ParkourTF[parkour.tf] for various custom game modes

Jump Academy[jumpacademy.tf] for a friendly community with servers dedicated to learn and improve mobility-related skills like rocket and sticky jumping

Uncletopia[uncletopia.com] & THG Trigger Happy Gamers[triggerhappygamers.com] for a vanilla (stock/default) community experience

TeamworkTF[teamwork.tf] for a news feed and server browser

or completely custom games with a separate install like:
Open Fortress[openfortress.fun]
- Quake-esque deathmatch including new weapons, bunnyhopping and powerups

Team Fortress 2 Classic[tf2classic.com]
- mod that re-imagines the 2008/2009 era along with different weapons, maps and gamemodes


Started as a Quake mod which might've not looked nice, but introduced a ton of new content for future FPS releases, TF was always an innovative franchise.

The latest part of the series was updated over 770 times and is one of the biggest FPS games in history. 150+ official maps, nearly 20 game modes and that's only a tiny bit compared to the content our community has to offer!

Valve has released a free (yet cumbersome) tool to create your own maps and they also support people creating taunt animations and ingame items. Newer tools like Hammer++[ficool2.github.io] improve the usability of creating maps.

This game is a hell of a ride featuring 9 classes with countless of customization options, a dedicated competitive community on various platforms like ETF2L, UGC, RGL.gg, TF2Center, Pickup.tf etc. and an insane replay value! Besides Garry's Mod, a sandbox game which -because of all these talented community members creating mods- is still very popular, TF2 is probably the funniest PVP/PVE multiplayer shooter you will find online.

Just go to /r/tf2 and look at the amount of community commitment. You might want to visit /r/NewToTF2; /r/truetf2 (Comp) or this for a full list of subreddits.

The TF2 Community Discord[discordapp.com], teamfortressTV[www.teamfortress.tv], Knockout![knockout.chat] and the Steam Discussions are also worth visiting.

Low-end PC's with a weak CPU (not GPU!) can boost their performance by using FPS configs.
You can create your own customized config here[cfg.tf] or over there[mastercomfig.com].
[Check the file extensions! .cfg ✔ .cfg.txt X]

This is also a good opportunity to become familiar with the developer console!

High-end devices may use tools like Nvidia Inspector, VibranceGUI and max quality/cinema cfg's in order to push the game to it's limits! Check whether your system is compatible though before you download any (GPU) tweaking tools.

Check out the [url=http://www.teamfortress.com]TF2 Blog[/url] for new announcements and the [url=https://wiki.teamfortress.com]Wiki[/url] for all kind of useful information! [h1]Recommened community projects:[/h1] [url=https://potato.tf/]Potato's MvM Servers[/url] (PvE Community Mega-Events!) and [url=https://mvm.pineapple.tf/]Moonlight MvM Servers[/url] (even more PvE Community Mega-Events!) - fresh new custom content - charity and ingame medals - featuring countless maps, missions and an [url=https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1862353743]official guide[/url] [url=https://redsun.tf]Red Sun Over Paradise[/url] & [url=parkour.tf]ParkourTF[/url] for various custom game modes [url=https://jumpacademy.tf/servers]Jump Academy[/url] for a friendly community with servers dedicated to learn and improve mobility-related skills like rocket and sticky jumping [url=https://uncletopia.com/]Uncletopia[/url] & [url=https://triggerhappygamers.com/motd/serverinfo.html]THG Trigger Happy Gamers[/url] for a vanilla (stock/default) community experience [url=https://teamwork.tf/]TeamworkTF[/url] for a news feed and server browser [u]or completely custom games with a separate install like:[/u] [url=http://openfortress.fun/]Open Fortress[/url] - Quake-esque deathmatch including new weapons, bunnyhopping and powerups [url=https://tf2classic.com/]Team Fortress 2 Classic[/url] - mod that re-imagines the 2008/2009 era along with different weapons, maps and gamemodes Started as a Quake mod which might've not looked nice, but introduced a ton of new content for future FPS releases, TF was always an innovative franchise. The latest part of the series was updated over 770 times and is one of the biggest FPS games in history. 150+ official maps, nearly 20 game modes and that's only a tiny bit compared to the content our community has to offer! Valve has released a [url=https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Team_Fortress_2_Level_Creation]free (yet cumbersome) tool[/url] to create your own maps and they also support people creating taunt animations and ingame items. Newer tools like [url=https://ficool2.github.io/HammerPlusPlus-Website/index.html]Hammer++[/url] improve the usability of creating maps. This game is a hell of a ride featuring 9 classes with countless of customization options, a dedicated competitive community on various platforms like ETF2L, UGC, RGL.gg, TF2Center, Pickup.tf etc. and an insane replay value! Besides Garry's Mod, a sandbox game which -because of all these talented community members creating mods- is still very popular, TF2 is probably the funniest PVP/PVE multiplayer shooter you will find online. Just go to [url=https://www.reddit.com/r/tf2/]/r/tf2[/url] and look at the amount of community commitment. You might want to visit [url=https://www.reddit.com/r/NewToTF2/]/r/NewToTF2[/url]; [url=https://www.reddit.com/r/truetf2/]/r/truetf2[/url] (Comp) or [url=https://www.reddit.com/r/tf2/wiki/related_subreddits]this[/url] for a full list of subreddits. The [url=https://discordapp.com/invite/tf2]TF2 Community Discord[/url], [url=http://www.teamfortress.tv]teamfortressTV[/url], [url=https://knockout.chat/subforum/2]Knockout![/url] and the [url=https://steamproxy.net/app/440/discussions/]Steam Discussions[/url] are also worth visiting. Low-end PC's with a weak CPU (not GPU!) can boost their performance by using FPS configs. You can create your own customized config [url=https://cfg.tf]here[/url] or [url=https://mastercomfig.com/]over there[/url]. [Check the file extensions! .cfg ✔ .cfg.txt X] This is also a good opportunity to become familiar with the [url=https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Developer_Console]developer console[/url]! High-end devices may use tools like Nvidia Inspector, VibranceGUI and max quality/cinema cfg's in order to push the game to it's limits! Check whether your system is compatible though before you download any (GPU) tweaking tools.