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The Impractical Engineer tiene Team Fortress 2

15 ABR 2018 a las 4:24 p. m.

What year did valve stop caring for tf2

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Tsar Platinum tiene Team Fortress 2

15 ABR 2018 a las 5:30 p. m.

Publicado originalmente por wingless berd:
TF2 is 98% automatically run by the community and their game itself. No human action is needed to continuously run it. TF2 is a game that prints them money. Which i think is disappointingly lazy. Perhaps they could at least push out a new weapon or something every two months. Idk, what do you guys think?

New weapons? We have 174 total weapons (not including reskins) we don't need any more.

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HeavyIsHungryForPie tiene Team Fortress 2

15 ABR 2018 a las 5:35 p. m.

2017? because the meet your match update.

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Jimmy Hunter tiene Team Fortress 2

15 ABR 2018 a las 5:36 p. m.

Publicado originalmente por NetherDragon:
Publicado originalmente por wingless berd:
TF2 is 98% automatically run by the community and their game itself. No human action is needed to continuously run it. TF2 is a game that prints them money. Which i think is disappointingly lazy. Perhaps they could at least push out a new weapon or something every two months. Idk, what do you guys think?
To push out new updates every two months they would have to be much smaller in content,such as weapon tune-ups and bug fixes. Nothing particualry wrong with that, but it's not something the dev team would do.

It's not something they have the resources for even if they wanted to.

More updates often result in buggier updates and short sighted changes since there's much less time to code them, nevermind really do any level of testing.

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Tsar Platinum tiene Team Fortress 2

15 ABR 2018 a las 5:37 p. m.

The TF Team has yet to stop caring. They even pushed a big Quality of Life update not too long ago.

#49

Mr. Jizzard The Tentacle Wizard tiene Team Fortress 2

15 ABR 2018 a las 5:42 p. m.

Valve will never actually stop caring about TF2 as long as it makes them money

#50

Final Badguy tiene Team Fortress 2

(Bloqueado) 15 ABR 2018 a las 5:48 p. m.

gun mettle update

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SeaRavioli tiene Team Fortress 2

15 ABR 2018 a las 5:58 p. m.

Honestly, I like the new comp, just nobody plays it so the queue times are forever and the teams are generally at least a little unbalanced.

#52

Emurinus

15 ABR 2018 a las 6:06 p. m.

Publicado originalmente por Jimmy Hunter:
Publicado originalmente por NetherDragon:
To push out new updates every two months they would have to be much smaller in content,such as weapon tune-ups and bug fixes. Nothing particualry wrong with that, but it's not something the dev team would do.

It's not something they have the resources for even if they wanted to.

More updates often result in buggier updates and short sighted changes since there's much less time to code them, nevermind really do any level of testing.

Exactly. With a skeleton crew and a small "deadline" the devs would have to make things mediocre at best to make the date. Bi-monthly updates would only ask for trouble unless it was smaller things such as bug fixes.

#53

Sawmp monster tiene Team Fortress 2

15 ABR 2018 a las 6:24 p. m.

20XX I'm pretty sure.

#54

krawtch

15 ABR 2018 a las 6:32 p. m.

2016 Wait Your Match

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boys in skirts tiene Team Fortress 2

15 ABR 2018 a las 6:49 p. m.

Publicado originalmente por Dr. Wong Donger:
Publicado originalmente por Riedy:
They just pushed a major update and a bug fixing one afterwards...
Bug fixes almost always succeed major updates

The """major update""" was bad. Competitive is still empty

Yeah but wasn’t it still full of content though? Maps, Cosmetics, Bug Fixes, Contracts, Skins/War-Paints, Balances, WEAPONS?
I think that it was.

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boys in skirts tiene Team Fortress 2

15 ABR 2018 a las 6:51 p. m.

Publicado originalmente por wingless berd:
TF2 is 98% automatically run by the community and their game itself. No human action is needed to continuously run it. TF2 is a game that prints them money. Which i think is disappointingly lazy. Perhaps they could at least push out a new weapon or something every two months. Idk, what do you guys think?

Is see what you mean by that, but new weapons at that rate would break the meta and make things extraordinarily unbalanced and broken.

#57

{ Filet }

15 ABR 2018 a las 6:52 p. m.

Publicado originalmente por Dr. Wong Donger:
Publicado originalmente por Dat guy animations:
"Last update april 13th" yeah sorry bud but the TF team still cares

I'm not going to go into a million reasons why you're wrong, but here's a video that some it up:

Updating=/=valve cares

https://youtu.be/zEj81b3kH30

I hate to rag on this guy's video but, I've gotten about 3 minutes in and the guy kind of refutes himself.

He makes a weird personal McDonald's employee analogy (because you can understand a software giant when you flip burgers mang), and bases everything in the video off that.

The main idea here (and the one I'm feeling from your OP) is the common belief in Valve as a 'bossless' company.
The mainstream journalist articles are out there, touting Valve as non-hierarchical.

But if you read the company's glassdoor reviews, a stream of references to 'bullies' and an unspoken 'pecking order' appear. That's how you find out what a work environment is like.

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