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2. Like I mentioned earlier, most community servers don't have standard casual set ups for normal maps. When they do they're often full so getting into them can be a pain in itself. Hopefully Bots

will offer a (probably bot-led) trade for the specified value of the item. No bidding required.
I believe scrap.tf still offers 1-1 weapon trades if that's what you mean by "not that rare".

[quote=Lemon

even be standing still near the dispenser in the first place if you're trying to draw bot aggro. He needs a medic, resistances, and/or health on kill in those cases

[quote=Red Heavy the Sandwich Slayer
destroyed, but it's not something that should be gone for right off the bat. Building health is what should be pursued first (if possible), so that bots can't immediately delete your nest.

Jump height is

a lot.

This is a major problem, one larger than the bot crisis itself, yet it has become a norm in the tf2 community. It’s like a silent virus that hasn’t shown its ugly face because most people are
: Cheating, Botting and AFKing. Competitive is a whole different matter. When i goof around as friendly i do not mind getting killed and all self-claimed friendlies should do the same since it is a FPS game

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Buster (MvM subforum Legend): do damage
Hit the Lights: what do you think,love?
Love: collect money , do some tank damage , activate crits , chase bots that escaped
Buster (MvM subforum Legend): "activate
conch
Hit the Lights: backup*
Love: you can stay and stood from distance but you do less damage that way
Buster (MvM subforum Legend): I was submerged in bots 24/7
Love: plus beggars bezooka has no aim

mouse sensitivity so it's just right. Not too much, not too little. For now that is, change it later when you feel comfortable.

Play against Normal or Hard bots from the Training Tab before you play any

, you could say that low tier unusual trading is the same as low tier trading in general. Dominated by bots and no gain but a lot of pain. [/quote]

First unusual I traded was low tier around 6 keys

to lose the argument with this anecdote?

Valve didn't create the bots (graffiti) that ruined the game (mural).

Valve (Maintenance Service) are the ones that DID fix the problem (cleaned it up), and

rotate their character by pressing the strafe keys. This taunt continues to repeat itself until the player ends it or is killed.

Any other player (including Bots), regardless of team or if they own the

that? "Just exit and find a new game." Where inevitably the same bot will join, and the process will repeat.

Not everyone likes to rely on community servers, because community servers often have