I've played Team Fortress 2 for a long time. Since 2014 across all different accounts. And to me, I've lived through the most dry era of content in the history of the game with Value basically deciding it was a money printer instead of a game dev. But TF2's magic isnt post launch support, not fully. Its the game and the endless possibilities. Its an endless gameplay loop and the post launch just injects more random stuff into that gameplay loop and it makes for a satisfying, cathartic if not a little repetitive system. Its a blast most of the time, even with the hackers and the cheaters and stuff.

8/10, worth investing time into to get fully immersed in the game.

I've played Team Fortress 2 for a long time. Since 2014 across all different accounts. And to me, I've lived through the most dry era of content in the history of the game with Value basically deciding it was a money printer instead of a game dev. But TF2's magic isnt post launch support, not fully. Its the game and the endless possibilities. Its an endless gameplay loop and the post launch just injects more random stuff into that gameplay loop and it makes for a satisfying, cathartic if not a little repetitive system. Its a blast most of the time, even with the hackers and the cheaters and stuff. 8/10, worth investing time into to get fully immersed in the game.