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"you can obtain a rainbow rod. The last time I used one it was up my as-"
-gamer, 2019

This game is cool: Tips:
Vitality, attack boost, critical eye, weakness exploit, and handicraft to be the core skills to obtain.
The meta right now is to kill monsters in 5 minutes fast and dangerous than 10 minutes and consistent.
The more health the better. the more attack the better. defense is just nice to have and always keep supplies.
research the monster before killing it, so you can find which part you need to get and break for your tools/weapons.
there are 2 currencies in the game. research points and zenni. at the start of the game you might have 10 silver eggs to sell in your item box(sell items and in monster parts) sell them to set you up for the next 50 hours.
eat before hunting. Meat gives attack, fish defense, and veggies elemental resistance. do not get chef's choice unless you want to since the other meals can specialize in aspects of hunting.
keep your bounty lists full. This supplies you with armor spheres to upgrade armor.
wait for iceborne.

Its fun.

The best game I have ever been waiting for.
You got me in the intro not gonna lie.

Imean, If you don't want to play a joke, please do not get this game free to play!

Valve made a marketing decision when its "free to play", but to actually play good you need to buy the game. Good job valve, I did not think this would be a viable game marketing strategy.

You know what? I like this game.

I like it even though if I move a little I die,
I like if even if Lion was nerf to being op,
I like it even if operation health was a cool operation that had bug fixes,
I like it at my first 150 hours playing this game grinding out all the non dlc operators and
the attachments for all of them.(just to see them universalize all the attachments.)

If I had a few lines of advice for new players:

Think when playing this game. It rewards you if you are smarter than your enemy.
Bear with this game. The first 50 hours are the hardest but you can learn through sheer hard way or you can through cool youtubers and guides.
Honestly, the most concerning part of this game is the non introduction for new players. they just get thrown into a wild hurricane of "ASH RUSH MAVERICK ABOVE CAV BEHIND WHY ARE YOU NOT USING ACOG HOW IS THAT A HEADSHOT."

I see this game as a really bright and prominent title, please new players, continue this game so we can all enjoy it. I just dont want the learning curve to be the cause of the death of this game just like it did for Team fortress 2.

ALSO DO NOT BUY THE CHEAPEST ONE. BUY THE SECOND CHEAPEST, THE 10 DOLLAR ONE IS THE TRASHIEST AND THE MOST UNFAIR ONE.


Remember guys, happy getting headshot'd!

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Play Singleplayer, online is not very fun

i just started playing this game today.
it is just a direct upgrade to Alien swarm.
more weapons (4), more of them sweet maps. and most of all, steam workshop.
the devs finally made this game easier to access and also easier to update.

I started playing this game when in 2015, when it was actually a nice and chill game to be playing after school hours.
The major flaw of this extremely fun game is the introduction to new players. The community and also the gameplay relies on so many things that you need to learn while playing, with almost no tutorial experience or anything at all.
Heck, I think scrolling through the quick facts in the loading page has more help than the actual tutorial(Which covers 3 classes.)

Since I have all the time in the world, I would recommend this game, but I would write an actual tutorial on the stuff I have learned from playing over 400 hours in separate accounts.

Team fortress is a skill and player based game, from the menu, you can select the weapons, gamemodes, and rules you'll be playing with. First go into a match and select your class: the selection you can make directly from "oo i can play this dude he seems cool", but to get the most out of the match you'll need to sacrifice some of your freedom for a class your team needs. A good thumb rule for the skeleton of a good team is 1 scout, 2 soldiers, 2 demomen, and 1 medic.

If you are just starting out, do not feel so bad about choosing classes that attract you. for me, I simply divide the classes into the generalists and the specialists:

The Generalists are the core and the most versatile classes in the game. There are few of them, stating soldier, demoman, scout, and medic as the 4 out of the 9 in the game that are generalists (For the meaning of generalists, think of the class that can do the most things: Capture points, kill people effectively, defend points, and flanking.)

GREATEST RULE: TF2 WEAPONS ARE ALL BALANCED, WITH NO BETTER ONES. IF YOU DONT KNOW YOUR PLAYSTYLE, JUST USE THE STOCK WEAPONS. DO NOT BUY FROM THE MANN CO STORE!!!!!!!

Soldier: with 200 health, this class is the most versatile and highest skill cap class in the game. You might not think it is a really good class to begin with playing, since its slower speeds and multiple people that can kill you. If you master this class, you'll be able to rocket jump, which is an exploit in the game engine which allows you to fly across the map with a trade of health. The stock weapons (rocket launcher, shotgun, shovel) is a really versatile loadout, with the rocket launcher you can dish out high damage (Do not aim directly at the enemy unless you are sure to hit him), while being extremely mobile with the said rocket jumps. Shotguns can be used for longer distance harassment, or to back up the rocket launcher since it has a slow reload rate. With the Rocket Launcher and the Shotgun, you can dish out high amounts of whoop-ass, while a slight modification (shotgun to alternate secondary gunboats, the rest are less useful), you can still dishout large amounts of whoop-ass, but needs practice to do it right since the second loadout stated requires rocket jumping and high mobility. To counter this class, you need to be in closer distances, since the rockets they shoot will also be damaging themselves and you can kill them quickly. Other ways are to retreat you your teammates or to longer range where you can harass him. the most annoying thing while playing soldier more competitively is fall damage, since it'll be a long fall and a long respawn time afterwards. So to not ramble more, most versatile, needs skill, and a really good starter, suited for beginners and 10000 hour pros alike

Demoman: Extremely precise and timing class, with the defense being sticky bombers, where if placed correctly can get you so many kills. Grenade launcher is ideal if you can hit lob shots or close quarters, since it is really hard to get the timing and the lead correct. Sticky bomb jumping is a last case scenario, being that it can propel you so far, but at a cost of really low hp and vulnerability. Demoknights are for people with a really good keyboard and hand skills, to get to melee distance for the alternate melees the eyelander and the secondary chargin targe to really shine. second most versatile class being that it can push well and handle flanks with the stick bombs, while clearing choke points with lob shots on the grenade launcher. really versatile, great defender and choke point clearer, good attacker and main pusher

I'll probably finish this guide later, I typed out the two best classes to start with, so experiment and have fun! Do not be afraid to be killed, since failing is part of the experience and a way to learn about the game. The best way to improve is to get friends that know the game or maybe participate in tf2 communities. happy critical hitting!