We need a heavy update

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1. Community Demand and Engagement
The TF2 community has been vocal about their desire for a Heavy update for years. This demand is not just a fleeting trend but a sustained call from a dedicated player base. An update focused on the Heavy class would reignite interest and engagement, potentially bringing back old players and attracting new ones.

2. Balancing and Gameplay Enhancement
The Heavy class, while iconic, has often been seen as underpowered or less versatile compared to other classes. A dedicated update could address these balance issues, introducing new weapons, abilities, and mechanics that make the Heavy more competitive and enjoyable to play.

3. Content Refresh
TF2 has seen numerous updates over the years, but a major class-specific update would provide a fresh experience. New maps, game modes, and cosmetics centered around the Heavy could revitalize the game, offering players new content to explore and enjoy.

4. Economic Benefits
TF2’s in-game economy is driven by cosmetics and items. A Heavy update would likely introduce new hats, skins, and other items, which could boost the in-game economy. Players would be more inclined to purchase keys, crates, and other items, generating revenue for Valve.

5. Addressing Long-standing Issues
The TF2 community has faced various issues, including bugs and exploits. A major update could serve as an opportunity for Valve to address these problems, improving the overall game experience. This would show the community that Valve is committed to maintaining and improving TF2.

6. Leveraging Nostalgia
TF2 has a rich history and a nostalgic value for many players. A Heavy update could tap into this nostalgia, celebrating the game’s legacy while also modernizing it. This balance of old and new could be a powerful draw for both veteran players and newcomers.

7. Community Collaboration
Valve has a history of collaborating with the community on updates. Engaging with the community for the Heavy update could lead to innovative ideas and content that resonate well with players. This collaboration could also foster a stronger bond between Valve and the TF2 community.

8. Competitive Scene Boost
The competitive TF2 scene, while smaller than some other games, is still active. A Heavy update could introduce new strategies and dynamics, invigorating the competitive scene. This could lead to more tournaments, streams, and overall visibility for TF2.

9. Positive Publicity
Releasing a major update for a beloved game like TF2 would generate positive publicity for Valve. It would show that Valve listens to its community and is willing to invest in its older titles. This goodwill could extend to Valve’s other projects and overall brand image

[RedReimu]

You guys already got a heavy update like 15 years ago

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Originally posted by RedReimu:

You guys already got a heavy update like 15 years ago

Then name what they added.

[CoffeeFox94]

I like strong heavy men with big guns, needs updating immediately.

[POMNI MAN]

Heavy got a banana, that's good enough

[RedReimu]

Originally posted by 𝖢𝗋𝖺𝖿𝗍𝗂𝖾:

Originally posted by RedReimu:

You guys already got a heavy update like 15 years ago

Then name what they added.

3 new items for the heavy: Natascha, Sandvich, and kgb and new achievement, added 2 new game mode: Payload, and arena. And some new maps and some changes and bug fixes.
Also:
https://www.teamfortress.com/heavy/

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Originally posted by RedReimu:

Originally posted by 𝖢𝗋𝖺𝖿𝗍𝗂𝖾:

Then name what they added.

3 new items for the heavy: Natascha, Sandvich, and kgb and new achievement, added 2 new game mode: Payload, and arena. And some new maps and some changes and bug fixes.
Also:
https://www.teamfortress.com/heavy/

T H R E E, I T E M S

[Yzal]

Originally posted by 𝖢𝗋𝖺𝖿𝗍𝗂𝖾:

Originally posted by RedReimu:

3 new items for the heavy: Natascha, Sandvich, and kgb and new achievement, added 2 new game mode: Payload, and arena. And some new maps and some changes and bug fixes.
Also:
https://www.teamfortress.com/heavy/

T H R E E, I T E M S

3 items that actually had an impact in how the game plays. How many of those has the game got since Jungle Inferno? oh yeah, zero.

[HEAVEN AND HELLO]

Originally posted by RedReimu:

Originally posted by 𝖢𝗋𝖺𝖿𝗍𝗂𝖾:

Then name what they added.

3 new items for the heavy: Natascha, Sandvich, and kgb and new achievement, added 2 new game mode: Payload, and arena. And some new maps and some changes and bug fixes.
Also:
https://www.teamfortress.com/heavy/

The goldrush update is what first introduced payload, not the heavy update.

[Fireschlong #2Broke4MannUp]

Originally posted by Yzal:

Originally posted by 𝖢𝗋𝖺𝖿𝗍𝗂𝖾:

T H R E E, I T E M S :spycon:

3 items that actually had an impact in how the game plays. How many of those has the game got since Jungle Inferno? oh yeah, zero.

The Dragon's Fury is arguably impactful and very slept on. The only weapons with higher DPS are miniguns.

[Scally]

Seriously tired of people asking for a heavy update. Just learn2heavy

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Originally posted by Scally:

Seriously tired of people asking for a heavy update. Just learn2heavy

"Learn to heavy" No i want new guns

[Yzal]

Originally posted by Fireschlong #2Broke4MannUp:

Originally posted by Yzal:

3 items that actually had an impact in how the game plays. How many of those has the game got since Jungle Inferno? oh yeah, zero.

The Dragon's Fury is arguably impactful and very slept on. The only weapons with higher DPS are miniguns.

I meant after JI.

[Fireschlong #2Broke4MannUp]

Originally posted by Yzal:

Originally posted by Fireschlong #2Broke4MannUp:

The Dragon's Fury is arguably impactful and very slept on. The only weapons with higher DPS are miniguns.

I meant after JI.

My bad then. I misread the comment.

[Scally]

Originally posted by 𝖢𝗋𝖺𝖿𝗍𝗂𝖾:

Originally posted by Scally:

Seriously tired of people asking for a heavy update. Just learn2heavy

"Learn to heavy" No i want new guns :demoticon:

Well me too but after JI I don't have much faith in Valve to produce a good update for Heavy. Pyro changes were good & bad, kind of neutral for me really. Fire was improved but the new items were pants.