Where do I start with this?

All the great reviews have been written, and have so many upvotes mine will never be up there. But I'm gonna write this anyway. If you are happening apon this, then I've played this game a little bit too much since I got it so many years ago, and many accounts have come and gone. If you add up all my hours from my corrupted accounts, I've wasted around 1,760+ hours on this magnificent game. Let me clear something up; hours mean nothing, I'm still at the skill level of a f2p. I still play for one definitive reason: I like the spy waaay to much. But in all seriousness, this game is amazing. All this bull about how meet your match ruined the game (I'm still a little salty about the Über update) and how Overwatch killed it is nothing but lies. Tf2 is one of those games that stays fun because of the community. WoW for example, follows this exactly. Tf2 has been around for 10 freakin years. Even if Valve isn't the utopian company we all want it to be, this game will keep on going. I've seen a lot of my friends and veterans leave Tf2 or steam altogether for good, but more players still download it. I absolutely love the community, it's one of the main reasons this has and always will be my favorite game of all time. But we discourage f2ps from playing the game, which means they won't be spending any money on the game (which, let's face it, is the only thing keeping Valve with Tf2) and will never get any better. We can't keep scaring off the new players, or else Tf2 won't even have a future. Like I said before, no one but some of my bored friends will read this review, but if you've happened apon it then you know that these facts are true. Tf2 is dying. Valve isn't gonna do much about it, so we as a community have to band together to save it. I'm not a famous YouTuber, but I'll still try my best to keep this message going.

Well, I just wasted a bunch of time writing a review that no one will read, but it felt good to get a definitive one out there, instead of the short ones I've written in the past.

2007/10, is and always will be.

Where do I start with this? All the great reviews have been written, and have so many upvotes mine will never be up there. But I'm gonna write this anyway. If you are happening apon this, then I've played this game a little bit too much since I got it so many years ago, and many accounts have come and gone. If you add up all my hours from my corrupted accounts, I've wasted around 1,760+ hours on this magnificent game. Let me clear something up; hours mean nothing, I'm still at the skill level of a f2p. I still play for one definitive reason: I like the spy waaay to much. But in all seriousness, this game is amazing. All this bull about how meet your match ruined the game (I'm still a little salty about the Über update) and how Overwatch killed it is nothing but lies. Tf2 is one of those games that stays fun because of the community. WoW for example, follows this exactly. Tf2 has been around for 10 freakin years. Even if Valve isn't the utopian company we all want it to be, this game will keep on going. I've seen a lot of my friends and veterans leave Tf2 or steam altogether for good, but more players still download it. I absolutely love the community, it's one of the main reasons this has and always will be my favorite game of all time. But we discourage f2ps from playing the game, which means they won't be spending any money on the game (which, let's face it, is the only thing keeping Valve with Tf2) and will never get any better. We can't keep scaring off the new players, or else Tf2 won't even have a future. Like I said before, no one but some of my bored friends will read this review, but if you've happened apon it then you know that these facts are true. Tf2 is dying. Valve isn't gonna do much about it, so we as a community have to band together to save it. I'm not a famous YouTuber, but I'll still try my best to keep this message going. Well, I just wasted a bunch of time writing a review that no one will read, but it felt good to get a definitive one out there, instead of the short ones I've written in the past. 2007/10, is and always will be.