Server for casual TF2 players?

[ChrisHighwind]

So I want to get back into Team Fortress 2, but I...don't really consider myself "good" at PvP games like this. I have 120 hours in the game, but it's been scattered across years, and with the apparent changes to item drops, it seems idle servers aren't a good idea. Are there any servers that I can go on where I don't have to stress out about being "good" and just play the game casually?

[Seal]

Slender Fortress servers do wonders for your situation.

[ChrisHighwind]

>Slender Fortress

I...hope that's not a horror-themed server. I'm not much of a horror fan.

[bouchon]

You can try 24/7 skial ones, but don't expect people there to be much less toxic than they are on casual. Some take the game seriously and expect everyone else to, others don't.

[Noot]

Hightower servers are good

[ChrisHighwind]

Originally posted by bouchon:

You can try 24/7 skial ones, but don't expect people there to be much less toxic than they are on casual. Some take the game seriously and expect everyone else to, others don't.

I was afraid of that. Honestly, if I could, I'd probably just hunker down in an idle server and respond to drops every now and then, but I don't know if Valve has cracked down on those since the last time I did so, since I'm not really a fan of online games because of the toxic communities.

[Seal]

Originally posted by ChrisHighwind:

>Slender Fortress

I...hope that's not a horror-themed server. I'm not much of a horror fan.

It's a game mode that basically makes you go around collecting 8 pages in a huge map while, at the same time, hiding from the "boss", which can be anything you could possibly think of.

[Friedrichsport]

2fort

[Don't eat tires, they taste bad.]

casual because, you know, casual

[bouchon]

Originally posted by ChrisHighwind:

Originally posted by bouchon:

You can try 24/7 skial ones, but don't expect people there to be much less toxic than they are on casual. Some take the game seriously and expect everyone else to, others don't.

I was afraid of that. Honestly, if I could, I'd probably just hunker down in an idle server and respond to drops every now and then, but I don't know if Valve has cracked down on those since the last time I did so, since I'm not really a fan of online games because of the toxic communities.

Voice_enable 0 would do you wonders.

But besides that, as long as you're still new (speaking from hours and not how many years you've had the game installed) and as long as you're still given a hard time for this lack of experience, you just have invest more time into it, get good, and pull through to earn respect. That's just kind of the way it is.

Idle servers are never going to help you, because literally, you're doing nothing on them.

[disciple]

valve servers

[nismo]

competitive is the only place on tf2 where your needed to be skilled at the game

community servers and even casual servers do not DEMAND skill to be played to its fullest. you may run into the odd glorified pub stomper, but dont let that fool you, they may look fancy and carry alot of items but they generally only hog casual servers to get easy strange kills.

take it from me because i was exactly like that and ho boy was it not fun

[OLDMAN🎅]

Originally posted by Joyner Lucas:

valve servers

[barlawshi484]

Originally posted by OLD*MAN:

Originally posted by Joyner Lucas:

valve servers

they are full of toxics hackers and f2p's

[eXist]

Originally posted by Terrorist Louis:

casual because, you know, casual

casual is overrun with hackers tho, i recommend creators.tf