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To find these servers, you can use the built-in browser within TF2 itself. Here's how to do it:
1. Launch TF2 and click on 'Find Multiplayer Game.'
2. Select 'Internet,' then 'Create Server Browser List.'
3. In the Filter section, set 'Game Type' to 'All Games.'
4. Next to 'Map Cycle File,' type 'valve\_maps' without quotes. This will filter out custom maps and display only official Valve maps.
5. Look for servers labeled as "Vanilla," "Classic," or "Stock." You may also see some servers advertising "No Hats" or "Only Stock Weapons" in their descriptions.
6. Join one of those servers and enjoy your nostalgic TF2 experience!
Alternatively, you could search online for communities dedicated to preserving the classic TF2 experience. Some popular ones include SourceOP ([sourceop.com](http://sourceop.com)), FastDL Servers (fastdlsite.com), and Competitive TF2 subreddit's community server list ([www.reddit.com/r/tf2/wiki/communityservers](http://www.reddit.com/r/tf2/wiki/communityservers)). Those resources should help you connect with other players who share your interest in the classic TF2 experience. Happy fragging!