>Hi, my name is Gabe Newell.
Hi, my name is Gabe Newell
James Sanchez
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Chase Jackson
Hopefully it would have been worth the WEIGHT
Xavier Wood
>got so butthurt about GAYBEN that he reads his email as "G-A-B-E-N at valvesoftware dot com"
still makes me chuckle
Xavier Davis
To listen to a commentary node, put your crosshair over the floating commentary symbol and press your primary fire
Luke Long
>I'm a fat diabetic fuck who'll be dead in less than a decade. Thanks and have fun.
Elijah Parker
user, the worth the weight commentary was over a decade ago.
Samuel Evans
Control your staff you fat fuck I want my degenerete pornography I was promised. P
Carson Hall
G A B E N
youtube.com
Mason Gonzalez
>my favorite class is the spy
Jacob Robinson
Jose Bennett
I feel like he was just poking fun at it more than anything. The guys at Valve generally take community jokes (such as "Valve time") pretty well.
Jacob Russell
Of course only a decevious kike would like the class that's all about playing mind games
Kevin Sullivan
Hi Gabe Newell
Samuel Allen
Launch TF2 was a completely different game, user.
You might not know this, but there existed a time the spy was fresh and interesting and people actually experimented with lots of different tactics.
John Moore
Seeing top tier Spy gameplay was what got me into TF2. It was unlike pretty much any other FPS at the time. I miss those days.
Eli Garcia
In retrospect, no, the wait wasn't worth it.
Joseph White
>Launch TF2 was a completely different game, user
I hate how people romantizice launch TF2 when it was broken as fuck and had issues like Demo being broken and Engineer even more useless than usual
Asher Clark
>nostalgia for the commentary bubbles
Leo Brooks
>bubbles dont even mean anything anymore cause the community has developed the game for 10 years now
Sebastian Cook
I remember not having Xbox live when I got the orange box so I just walked around for hours in the empty tf2 maps and listened to the commentary
Zachary Martin
You are exaggerating, those classes were nub magnets anyway so it was manageable. The state of the current game isn't manageable.
Jason Morris
more games should have dev commentary.
Evan Ramirez
>we're at the point now where people are nostalgic for when valve were the good guys
Chase Roberts
>poorly balanced then: OK, manageable, part of the games charm
>poorly balanced now: shit, not manageable, ruins the game
Juan Barnes
valve were never the good guys, all they ever did was buy out mods and re-sell them back to you, their only original game is half llife
Hunter Morales
I never said that the game being unbalanced was part of it's charm but it was a much better experience at least when you started. Adding more content in the form of items with different stats was pure jewish tricks on valve's part and they decided to use TF2 as their test bed for war crime experiments.
Jackson Wright
>We are at the mid-point in our trilogy of episodes which will conclude in Episode 3.
>Originally, the episode 2 chopper battle was a classic fight that relied on use of the RPG. In the meantime we were experimenting with a completely new way of fighting the chopper which we hoped to have ready for Episode 3. The early Episode 3 experiments were so successful that we pulled them straight into Episode 2.
>Since the Strider worked out really well here, he'll be the new Strider as we move forward, and we'll be applying what we've learned to any new monsters in Episode 3.
>In episode 2 we named the prominent vort at the white forest base Uriah. In episode 3 we will find out Dicken's unused middle name for Uriah Heep.
Julian Rodriguez
>i was 17 when episode 2 came out
>5 more years and itll be half my life waiting for episode 3
truly we were the half life all along