I love this game to death, in fact, this is the reason I wanted to play on PC in the first place.

Most of my friends and memories that I've made on Steam were due to Team Fortress 2, be it in casual killing, helping people, goofing around, or simply being taken into dance parties for hours on end between the 2 teams.

Or in community servers, learning fundamental and niche mechanics, discovering what people can create with its spaghetti-infused engine and the (more or less) fun experiences that come with them.

Even outside the game, I've spent some of my time making money from its wacky hats, and I got my dream loadouts by doing it, with some stuff left to spare.

But the state of this game is unacceptable, and it makes me sad that it's being treated this way, from a barely functional anti-cheat that allows bot hosters to not only ruin matches, but also to impersonate people and even putting their lives in danger on some rare cases.

I love this game to death, in fact, this is the reason I wanted to play on PC in the first place. Most of my friends and memories that I've made on Steam were due to Team Fortress 2, be it in casual killing, helping people, goofing around, or simply being taken into dance parties for hours on end between the 2 teams. Or in community servers, learning fundamental and niche mechanics, discovering what people can create with its spaghetti-infused engine and the (more or less) fun experiences that come with them. Even outside the game, I've spent some of my time making money from its wacky hats, and I got my dream loadouts by doing it, with some stuff left to spare. But the state of this game is unacceptable, and it makes me sad that it's being treated this way, from a barely functional anti-cheat that allows bot hosters to not only ruin matches, but also to impersonate people and even putting their lives in danger on some rare cases.