It's a *stupid* ... imbalanced, flooded and unfair game... *That's why I love it. It's chaotic, high skill ceiling tricks, neuron actives my monki brain, expecting the worst at all times for the chance of maybe getting 1shot by a Crit or getting jumped 1vsEVERYONE, large variety of weapon choices despite being the original big daddy franchise of class based character fps games. Charging at a crowd of people with a crit Caber and 1shotting 4 people while wearing an Unicorn hat and googly bouncy eyes, taunting then dying by a backstab is as much TF2 as it gets*
there's something about the game that encourages just chillin you can play overwatch for hours but never will you have games where both teams just get together in the middle of the map and do the conga or you can set a turret at the flag point and just use the engineer banjo duel with your other engineer boys
@@Cristova115 The mechanics are the reason TF2 is my favorite game ever. No matter how many thousand hours I have in game their is still so much to improve on. I'm really glad you started with soldier, because in my opinion it is the class with the lowest skill floor and the highest skill ceiling.
Honestly loved this video, I’m also still new to tf2 and this video was just overall really great. It’s fun to see good players show all the tips and tricks but seeing the game through a new players eyes is super enjoyable because it’s relatable for me and it’s only something you can really see once. Keep up the grind your definitely going places
Thanks man I saw while researching a lot of videos about tf2 from the perspective of a long time player so I thought showing the perspective of a newbie would be just as enjoyable
Honestly. I think the community and the style of the game is the two things keeping it alive, the community because they give themselves all kinds of new ways to play and enjoy the game, and the game because (in my opinion) the style and theme are right on tipping point of being old and feeling fresh and new looking
All the while being, relatively simple all the while being actually pretty complex underneath. Yes you point and shoot but you do have to learn rocket jumping instead of pressing a singular button.
yeah, its artstyle is really uncommon, espesially among other shooters... and tbh, I like the old-ish look, it gives it some charm - bu the newnes was what attracted me!
Solid gameplay, iconic characters, and an item system that allows for infinite player expression in both cosmetics and play style. I think if the game was missing any of those three core pillars it'd be mostly forgotten by now.
Good video, I always like hearing what newbies have to say about the game when they're open to actually trying to play it. Only thing I'd like to bring up with rocket jumping, is that although you had issues with actually doing it, once you get better at the game the REAL challenge becomes having enough self control to not rocket jump since it's so damn fun. Lazypurple made a video called "How it FEELS to play Soldier in TF2" and knowing when to rocket jump is a major thing in that video.
TF2 is such an incredibly fun game and playing it and making videos on it has been an incredibly amazing time! I hope to see more tf2 content from you, this video was awesome!
Solid gameplay, iconic characters, and an item system that allows for infinite player expression in both cosmetics and play style. I think if the game was missing any of those three core pillars it'd be mostly forgotten by now.
Great video, also just as a heads up the shotgun on any class is stupidly overpowered if you can hit shots consistently dealing as much damage as soldiers rockets with a faster fire rate if each bullet hits and damage falloff isn't in affect. No really you can solo other soldiers and even heavies with just the shotgun and some movement.
1:25tbh I got into tf2 from memes to videos to tutorials to actually playing the game so like I just started as mid player cuz I watched tutorials and tf2 vids 3months before I actually started playing 😂
personally i like to use the liberty launcher and the gunboats for mobility, since the 60% (+25% or something from the liberty launcher) reduction of self damage (rockets) help you keep more health, and the increased clip size of the launcher can help you spend more time in fights
@@Cristova115 Not gonna lie, respect the grindset on the bison. Back in the day, it was not really that great but now it's just fallen into the depths of trash weapons like the Pomson or the Caber.
Game for most part isnt hard. But it has a very very high skill ceiling. It simple on the surface but complex underneath Also nice bury the light moment from vergil from dmc
I actually just started playing tf2 a few weeks ago. The first 50 hours so far have been a slog but I'm really starting to enjoy it. It's such a fun and well-made game. No wonder it's still as popular as it is.
AWESOME explanation! I would never have thought of all these things playing tf2 in order to accurately make it into a video. You nailed the responses and are great at explaining why the game is hard to the audience who might be veterans of the series as well as noobs.
Saw this in my recommended and decided to give it a shot. I watched the whole way through and I hope more people do as well, it was really entertaining and I’ve never even played a game of TF2
Hope this will convince you to pick it up, the game is honestly very fun you just have to put a some effort into learning the basic mechanics and you should be good
Huh, i thought it's more popular, but okay, youtube, it was surprisingly nice video So, my man, sandvich is good, it's even great, BUT, banana isn't any worse, just because it heals you for 150 hp and recharges stupidly fast (more than 3/4 of charge for eating animation) Also, try to combine weapons on other classes, like pyro (flare+flamethrower is incredibly fun and strong (examples you can see on Sketchek or even my channel), and so does shotgun), or scout (wrap assasin+flying guillotine is best choice for fun, imo), or even sniper (SMG+bow) Good luck with this game, and i'm waiting for more content
I tried the banana and found it useful for mostly healing teammates but since I played solo most of the time I didn't have no one to pocket me so I found easier to just have one big heal rather than small ones since eating so often leaves more vulnerable.
@@Cristova115 thats the funny (and also ironic) part, sandwich is often used for healing teammates, but banana for solo roaming, because you rarely needs to regen more than 150hp in one sit Banana and chocolate works like small health pack when dropped and steak or sandwich as medium, thats only reason for separation OH I FORGOT FUNNIEST PART. By using buffalo steak you become more vulnerable for any source of damage, and valve doesn't even have this in description
I don't intend to insult but I have some criticism regarding the central idea or lack thereof. The video title "The Game That Refuses to Die" implies you'd be covering TF2 and why, despate the poor state of the game, alive and kicking. Instead you explore a specific reason why the game is in said bad state, TF2's high skill floor and lack of competitive play. But then you disprove that very same reason by learning the game? I don't know what I'm supposed to take away from this video other than confusion.
I believe one TFTuber said it best, describing TF2 as a campfire in the void. Yeah, every so often you'll find friends in the people who pass by and chill with you, but for the most part you'll be sat alone...and honestly? This is fine by me.
With Demoman… have you embraced the way of the knight? Or adopted the ways of the loose cannon? There is more than one way to play TF2 after all. I also encourage you pick up scout next. He seems to be suited to what you like.
i'm not sure i agree with the thesis here. you're conflating difficulty with mechanical depth, and they aren't the same thing. when i first booted up tf2, i didnt know what rocket jumping or trickstabbing were. but you don't need those things to be effective at a baseline level. improvement feels good, though, and that's where mechanical depth comes in. with a little game sense and positioning, you go from killing one enemy per round to two or three. with a little aim, that goes from per round to per life. and with a bit of mechanical knowledge, you start dominating the entire server. and with a bit of experience, you become confident enough to start playing on actual servers instead of making your own server with bots. funny enough, despite not mentioning it at all you do touch upon another significant reason for TF2's longevity. The community content and the characters. Animations like Pootis Engage and Heavy is Dead keep the community burning when the gameplay doesn't.
I do like the video you've made but I think you're underestimating some options that you have (and it's understandable as you don't have much experience). There are a lot of options for the Heavy's arsenal that I do think are worth discussing: -You mentionned how tapping with your MInigun can actually be a worthy strat, well the Tomislav is the perfect gun for that technique as you can snipe your enemies from far away. -There's also the Natascha, the perfect counter to classes that have high speed (Scout, Soldier and Spy mainly) because you restrict their movement speed. -The Brass Beast was often overlooked because it was associated with Gibuses not using it correctly however it's actually a really good option especially when you time it correctly and know your positioning (also both the Natascha and the Brass Beast have damage reduction when your HP is low, do take that into consideration). -The Gloves of Running Urgently does give the Heavy a faster method of pushing into the objective. Getting speed is better than not getting speed, even while marked for death. -The Dalokohs Bar can also be used alongside the G.R.U to make a hidden technique called the Dalokohs Flashing: you keep scrolling up and down with the G.R.U equipped until your HP goes to 100 then you eat the Dalokohs Bar and you go back to your primary. This allows you to actually tank more hits because your HP is overflowing. -A little tip: if you want to hide the sound of your Heavy munching on the sandvich, you can time a voice command to conceal it. It's a little challenging but it works wonders. Other than those little details, I do appreciate how you have the right mindset when it comes to learning new techniques and how to actually adapt your playstyle depending on the situation. You do have the potential to make more interesting videos than the usual TF2 UA-camr (trust me, there's a lot of stuff you don't wanna know about some creators in the community, a lot of dirty laundry).
Hey dude, glad you're getting into tf2. I have 5000 hours in this game and I'm still learning new mechanics and such. I do have to warn you, please be careful with content creation around it if you plan on making more videos. This community has some of the most talented creators on youtube, but it is also home to some of the most toxic people on the internet. Don't ever feel like you owe any audience that you grow from this game anything, as you should feel free to make the content you like. Hope your journey into tf2 goes alright!
It use to be better for new players as back in 2017 and earlier there was a larger amount of new players meaning often casual games didn't have as big of a skill gap as it does now
When I play tf2 now, most of my time now is eathergrinding my strange eyelander or chilling in a pub but even after so long it's still funeven with the bots with are less common in community servers
Hope you enjoy your dabblings in this dumbass game, be sure to check out what the community does from time to time. Lots of heart and soul goes into custom maps and modes
well currently it is dying here for me... havent been able to play a single casual match for the past month :/ bots infested our south african servers and havent been a casual in ages cuase of it :/ Valve needs to do something but they wont
The Tomislav is usually considered to be a straight upgrade to the minigun, for 3 main reasons: 1. The higher accuracy basically makes up for the lower fire rate, and makes the Tomislav better at anything but point-blank range 2. The minigun is kinda bugged, so while the Tomislav says it has -20% fire rate, it actually only has a -16% fire rate. 3. Silent rev-up and faster rev-up time are really fantastic, and given the above 2 facts make the DPS of the tomislav roughly equal to stock, you should take the Tomi for these 2 upsides. Tf2 weapon stats can be very misleading, so I hope this helps :)
I don't think the tomislav is a direct upgrade, in a 1v1 with another heavy, the tomislav is always going to be worse unless the target is far away enough for the tomislav. The fire rate that the stock minigun has in way better (believe me, I'm 1 of the 5 persons in the world that likes playing heavy)
@@DrMonty-ng5fo yes it is, but a good heavy knows how to make up for the rev up time (positioning and techniques like jumping), they are terrifying. I'm not saying the tomislav is bad. It's not, but it's also not the best
If the game really wants me to play fat scout, then I want something in my primary that at least boost that instead, beside food will always be more useful
try the second banana on heavy as well its better then the sandwitch in terms of healing you but worse in terms of healing team mates so its great if you for example dont have a medic on your team
A new face to TF2 UA-cam? Buddy, you're gonna have a WILD (and I /mean/ *WILD*) time with this. I love this game from the bottom of my heart, and I'm sure you'll love it too. (P.S. Don't give up on Demo! I like to think of soldier, heavy, and pyro as steps to build basic skills (handling projectiles and movement mechanics, situational awareness, and close quarters combat respectively) before moving into or falling back into your preferred class (in my case, demo).)
Nice video! I started playing TF2 about a year ago and I really love it. I understand why people keep coming back to it, every class has its unique gimmick that is unlike any other FPS game.
Excellent video my guy. Seems like a high budget video essay from a guy with a million views. Only critism would probably be to talk a bit slower. Otherwise keep it up bud
A bit late to the party, but if you want to get better at movement, positioning, and situational awareness, the best class in the game is Medic. No other class will teach you those better with Medic's ease of accessibility. Spy lets you see all, but he's way too hard to pick up fresh. Meanwhile, even a Medic that can't manage Uber can at least keep the team healthier than they otherwise would be, and that's the key to victory in pubs.
I see you sticky spamming a lot as demo, and while that's a good strategy I highly recommend trying out the grenade launcher more. It's a lot more useful in certain situations and if you can aim with it you can use the sticky bombs for what they were designed for, which, by the way, is very fun to do (I have shut down multiple ubers and the feds are coming for me)
i've put nearly 6000 hours into this game and thousands of games played, and even i still have issues on some classes (mostly demo since i main sniper.) yet its still a lovely experience to play the game.
@@Cristova115 its very fun to watch newer players takes on the games and having different povs for video essays. I really liked the video. But maybe a little less train of thought structured next time
@@fnutek3720 by less train of thought do u mean more organized like for example having specific points for each character or just generally more focused on one aspect of my experience?
@@Cristova115 the video just felt very random, like fx you're talking about soldier, then you're talking about weapons for soldier, okay that makes sense. Then you talk about disciplinary action, and that you can use it on classes like heavy. *BOOM* now we are talking about heavy. There wasnt really a ending to the soldier part, and the heavy part just kinda felt like it came in like an intrusive thought. It felt like a sidetrack
![[TF2] Tweaking TF2's Terrible Training](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Hb1ToDkwAjY/mqdefault.jpg)
It's a *stupid* ... imbalanced, flooded and unfair game...
*That's why I love it. It's chaotic, high skill ceiling tricks, neuron actives my monki brain, expecting the worst at all times for the chance of maybe getting 1shot by a Crit or getting jumped 1vsEVERYONE, large variety of weapon choices despite being the original big daddy franchise of class based character fps games. Charging at a crowd of people with a crit Caber and 1shotting 4 people while wearing an Unicorn hat and googly bouncy eyes, taunting then dying by a backstab is as much TF2 as it gets*
Compare to other games its balance
Thats my take but thats true
there's something about the game that encourages just
chillin
you can play overwatch for hours but never will you have games where both teams just get together in the middle of the map and do the conga
or you can set a turret at the flag point and just use the engineer banjo duel with your other engineer boys
and thats why we love valve
and hate them at the same time
Don't forget your medic laughing at you while you slowly burn away.
It actually feels pretty decently balanced tbh
I think you nailed what makes tf2's core game mechanics fun. I have 2.5k hours and still love the game.
I love how deep the mechanics get, so I feel like I can always improve not matter how much I play it
@@Cristova115 The mechanics are the reason TF2 is my favorite game ever. No matter how many thousand hours I have in game their is still so much to improve on. I'm really glad you started with soldier, because in my opinion it is the class with the lowest skill floor and the highest skill ceiling.
@@hoodedlawyer or lucksman
The editing and production on this video is great!!! I hope the algorithm gives you more viewers!
Thank you but I'd doubt it will get any traction
@@Cristova115 Have some confidence! I bet it will do great!
Honestly loved this video, I’m also still new to tf2 and this video was just overall really great. It’s fun to see good players show all the tips and tricks but seeing the game through a new players eyes is super enjoyable because it’s relatable for me and it’s only something you can really see once. Keep up the grind your definitely going places
Thanks man I saw while researching a lot of videos about tf2 from the perspective of a long time player so I thought showing the perspective of a newbie would be just as enjoyable
@@Cristova115 and it was, excellent work i hope this blows up so lots more people can see this vid
I'm new too, and i would be really sad if this game died. Its a perfect game, and i dont even like fps games!
Honestly. I think the community and the style of the game is the two things keeping it alive, the community because they give themselves all kinds of new ways to play and enjoy the game, and the game because (in my opinion) the style and theme are right on tipping point of being old and feeling fresh and new looking
All the while being, relatively simple all the while being actually pretty complex underneath.
Yes you point and shoot but you do have to learn rocket jumping instead of pressing a singular button.
yeah, its artstyle is really uncommon, espesially among other shooters... and tbh, I like the old-ish look, it gives it some charm - bu the newnes was what attracted me!
Solid gameplay, iconic characters, and an item system that allows for infinite player expression in both cosmetics and play style. I think if the game was missing any of those three core pillars it'd be mostly forgotten by now.
This video is insanely well made and deserves more attention.
Good video, I always like hearing what newbies have to say about the game when they're open to actually trying to play it. Only thing I'd like to bring up with rocket jumping, is that although you had issues with actually doing it, once you get better at the game the REAL challenge becomes having enough self control to not rocket jump since it's so damn fun. Lazypurple made a video called "How it FEELS to play Soldier in TF2" and knowing when to rocket jump is a major thing in that video.
TF2 is such an incredibly fun game and playing it and making videos on it has been an incredibly amazing time! I hope to see more tf2 content from you, this video was awesome!
Holy moly, the quality of the video is a 10/10! I hope your channel get the attention it deserves!
One of the Best Things TF2 has that makes it one of the Funniest Games ever made are the *_RAGDOLL PHYSICS._*
Solid gameplay, iconic characters, and an item system that allows for infinite player expression in both cosmetics and play style. I think if the game was missing any of those three core pillars it'd be mostly forgotten by now.
Great video, also just as a heads up the shotgun on any class is stupidly overpowered if you can hit shots consistently dealing as much damage as soldiers rockets with a faster fire rate if each bullet hits and damage falloff isn't in affect. No really you can solo other soldiers and even heavies with just the shotgun and some movement.
"My Deep Dive Into Team Fortress 2"
*Video is 11 minutes long
how tf do you get this many views with this many subscribers? youtube is so weird like that, youll probably have 8k by next week
also based MFDOOM fan
1:25tbh I got into tf2 from memes to videos to tutorials to actually playing the game so like I just started as mid player cuz I watched tutorials and tf2 vids 3months before I actually started playing 😂
personally i like to use the liberty launcher and the gunboats for mobility, since the 60% (+25% or something from the liberty launcher) reduction of self damage (rockets) help you keep more health, and
the increased clip size of the launcher can help you spend more time in fights
I actually had the same idea but the damage penalty was just too much for me tbh, so I went with the original and bison on occasion for fun.
@@Cristova115 Not gonna lie, respect the grindset on the bison. Back in the day, it was not really that great but now it's just fallen into the depths of trash weapons like the Pomson or the Caber.
Game for most part isnt hard. But it has a very very high skill ceiling. It simple on the surface but complex underneath
Also nice bury the light moment from vergil from dmc
holy shit such a good vid i was surprised when i saw it only has 3k views
This video really made me wanna go back to the game
I actually just started playing tf2 a few weeks ago. The first 50 hours so far have been a slog but I'm really starting to enjoy it. It's such a fun and well-made game. No wonder it's still as popular as it is.
We need to boost their popularity
AWESOME explanation! I would never have thought of all these things playing tf2 in order to accurately make it into a video. You nailed the responses and are great at explaining why the game is hard to the audience who might be veterans of the series as well as noobs.
Saw this in my recommended and decided to give it a shot. I watched the whole way through and I hope more people do as well, it was really entertaining and I’ve never even played a game of TF2
Hope this will convince you to pick it up, the game is honestly very fun you just have to put a some effort into learning the basic mechanics and you should be good
The TF2 gameplay with MF DOOM's Classic tracks in the background automatically gets + 10,000 points.
stfu and take my sub you beautiful piece of work
Much appreciated
Huh, i thought it's more popular, but okay, youtube, it was surprisingly nice video
So, my man, sandvich is good, it's even great, BUT, banana isn't any worse, just because it heals you for 150 hp and recharges stupidly fast (more than 3/4 of charge for eating animation)
Also, try to combine weapons on other classes, like pyro (flare+flamethrower is incredibly fun and strong (examples you can see on Sketchek or even my channel), and so does shotgun), or scout (wrap assasin+flying guillotine is best choice for fun, imo), or even sniper (SMG+bow)
Good luck with this game, and i'm waiting for more content
I tried the banana and found it useful for mostly healing teammates but since I played solo most of the time I didn't have no one to pocket me so I found easier to just have one big heal rather than small ones since eating so often leaves more vulnerable.
@@Cristova115 thats the funny (and also ironic) part, sandwich is often used for healing teammates, but banana for solo roaming, because you rarely needs to regen more than 150hp in one sit
Banana and chocolate works like small health pack when dropped and steak or sandwich as medium, thats only reason for separation
OH I FORGOT FUNNIEST PART. By using buffalo steak you become more vulnerable for any source of damage, and valve doesn't even have this in description
@@luciuswrath290 lol I found that out the hard way but it's fun for messing around with heavy so I use it every so often
I don't intend to insult but I have some criticism regarding the central idea or lack thereof. The video title "The Game That Refuses to Die" implies you'd be covering TF2 and why, despate the poor state of the game, alive and kicking. Instead you explore a specific reason why the game is in said bad state, TF2's high skill floor and lack of competitive play. But then you disprove that very same reason by learning the game? I don't know what I'm supposed to take away from this video other than confusion.
I believe one TFTuber said it best, describing TF2 as a campfire in the void. Yeah, every so often you'll find friends in the people who pass by and chill with you, but for the most part you'll be sat alone...and honestly? This is fine by me.
With Demoman… have you embraced the way of the knight? Or adopted the ways of the loose cannon? There is more than one way to play TF2 after all. I also encourage you pick up scout next. He seems to be suited to what you like.
i'm not sure i agree with the thesis here. you're conflating difficulty with mechanical depth, and they aren't the same thing. when i first booted up tf2, i didnt know what rocket jumping or trickstabbing were. but you don't need those things to be effective at a baseline level.
improvement feels good, though, and that's where mechanical depth comes in. with a little game sense and positioning, you go from killing one enemy per round to two or three. with a little aim, that goes from per round to per life. and with a bit of mechanical knowledge, you start dominating the entire server. and with a bit of experience, you become confident enough to start playing on actual servers instead of making your own server with bots.
funny enough, despite not mentioning it at all you do touch upon another significant reason for TF2's longevity. The community content and the characters. Animations like Pootis Engage and Heavy is Dead keep the community burning when the gameplay doesn't.
You want to meet a challenge? You should become a legendary trickstabbing spy
I do like the video you've made but I think you're underestimating some options that you have (and it's understandable as you don't have much experience). There are a lot of options for the Heavy's arsenal that I do think are worth discussing:
-You mentionned how tapping with your MInigun can actually be a worthy strat, well the Tomislav is the perfect gun for that technique as you can snipe your enemies from far away.
-There's also the Natascha, the perfect counter to classes that have high speed (Scout, Soldier and Spy mainly) because you restrict their movement speed.
-The Brass Beast was often overlooked because it was associated with Gibuses not using it correctly however it's actually a really good option especially when you time it correctly and know your positioning (also both the Natascha and the Brass Beast have damage reduction when your HP is low, do take that into consideration).
-The Gloves of Running Urgently does give the Heavy a faster method of pushing into the objective. Getting speed is better than not getting speed, even while marked for death.
-The Dalokohs Bar can also be used alongside the G.R.U to make a hidden technique called the Dalokohs Flashing: you keep scrolling up and down with the G.R.U equipped until your HP goes to 100 then you eat the Dalokohs Bar and you go back to your primary. This allows you to actually tank more hits because your HP is overflowing.
-A little tip: if you want to hide the sound of your Heavy munching on the sandvich, you can time a voice command to conceal it. It's a little challenging but it works wonders.
Other than those little details, I do appreciate how you have the right mindset when it comes to learning new techniques and how to actually adapt your playstyle depending on the situation. You do have the potential to make more interesting videos than the usual TF2 UA-camr (trust me, there's a lot of stuff you don't wanna know about some creators in the community, a lot of dirty laundry).
I see, a fellow Ahoy subscriber.
Try playing Medic, he's really fun _untill he isn't._
Hey dude, glad you're getting into tf2. I have 5000 hours in this game and I'm still learning new mechanics and such. I do have to warn you, please be careful with content creation around it if you plan on making more videos. This community has some of the most talented creators on youtube, but it is also home to some of the most toxic people on the internet. Don't ever feel like you owe any audience that you grow from this game anything, as you should feel free to make the content you like. Hope your journey into tf2 goes alright!
first time? for real? hell yeah. welcome to the party! its like skullgirls' launch party, it doesn't end.
OW: WHY WONT YOU DIE???
TF2:Nano-community son
It use to be better for new players as back in 2017 and earlier there was a larger amount of new players meaning often casual games didn't have as big of a skill gap as it does now
When I play tf2 now, most of my time now is eathergrinding my strange eyelander or chilling in a pub but even after so long it's still funeven with the bots with are less common in community servers
Hope you enjoy your dabblings in this dumbass game, be sure to check out what the community does from time to time. Lots of heart and soul goes into custom maps and modes
The game with all items and in casua lobbies its very unbalanced and chaotic. With item limits in comp it's actually balanced.
well currently it is dying here for me... havent been able to play a single casual match for the past month :/ bots infested our south african servers and havent been a casual in ages cuase of it :/ Valve needs to do something but they wont
TF2's Problematic Learning Curve
I seen the thumbnail and thought it was a tf2+DRG crossover meme
8:28
Me: *PETS CAT*
Tinestamp: *E X I S T S*
Me: *STARTS BOPPING TO MOTIVATION*
tf1:remember son dying is gay
tf2: yes father!
tf2 still alive and he kill ow1
its time to kill 2
dude how to you only have have 189 subs you should have way more because of how good ya content is like wow.
The Tomislav is usually considered to be a straight upgrade to the minigun, for 3 main reasons:
1. The higher accuracy basically makes up for the lower fire rate, and makes the Tomislav better at anything but point-blank range
2. The minigun is kinda bugged, so while the Tomislav says it has -20% fire rate, it actually only has a -16% fire rate.
3. Silent rev-up and faster rev-up time are really fantastic, and given the above 2 facts make the DPS of the tomislav roughly equal to stock, you should take the Tomi for these 2 upsides.
Tf2 weapon stats can be very misleading, so I hope this helps :)
I don't think the tomislav is a direct upgrade, in a 1v1 with another heavy, the tomislav is always going to be worse unless the target is far away enough for the tomislav. The fire rate that the stock minigun has in way better (believe me, I'm 1 of the 5 persons in the world that likes playing heavy)
@@Devoed not really? The tomislav revs up faster and is more accurate.
@@DrMonty-ng5fo yes it is, but a good heavy knows how to make up for the rev up time (positioning and techniques like jumping), they are terrifying. I'm not saying the tomislav is bad. It's not, but it's also not the best
@@Devoed i mean, literally every competitive player disagrees with you, but all righty.
@@DrMonty-ng5fo that's fine, i play casually
1:08
"acknowledgement that they exist"
don't even act like valve acknowledges us lol
that was a one time thing
If the game really wants me to play fat scout, then I want something in my primary that at least boost that instead, beside food will always be more useful
The law is: you begin whith pyro, and after an hour, you move onto the other classes
tf2 is dead in the way that there is barely any new content introduced to the game, but very alive in the community aspect
not liking because funny number sorry (420)
"Good news! We're not dying! *We are going to live FOREVER!"*
try the second banana on heavy as well its better then the sandwitch in terms of healing you but worse in terms of healing team mates so its great if you for example dont have a medic on your team
stfu ahaahahhahaAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA *runs away*
It doesn't die because it doesn't have permission to. Also it is too fun and chaotic to let it die.
Nice editing. Welcome to the family!
I’m curious to see your perspective on medic and Engie
Tf2 isn't too hard. It's easy to learn but hard to master
while fairly nee i had 3 pocket meds i was always uberd
Ahhh exactly how I felt playing for the first time
its almost like they made it to die just for cash grab but it lived
A new face to TF2 UA-cam? Buddy, you're gonna have a WILD (and I /mean/ *WILD*) time with this. I love this game from the bottom of my heart, and I'm sure you'll love it too.
(P.S. Don't give up on Demo! I like to think of soldier, heavy, and pyro as steps to build basic skills (handling projectiles and movement mechanics, situational awareness, and close quarters combat respectively) before moving into or falling back into your preferred class (in my case, demo).)
Nice video! I started playing TF2 about a year ago and I really love it. I understand why people keep coming back to it, every class has its unique gimmick that is unlike any other FPS game.
also nice SMT3 music at 7:45 , funny to see another TF2 and SMT fan.
Excellent video my guy. Seems like a high budget video essay from a guy with a million views. Only critism would probably be to talk a bit slower. Otherwise keep it up bud
Yeah I try to work on that but since I generally talk fast so when recording voice over i forget to slow down and start speaking normally
when a game refuses to die then it becomes a cancer cell, i think
The real fun starts after 200+ hrs
TF2 outlived OW1
TF2 will live forever
you can do the jump at 4:34 with only one rocket!
amazing video im thankful i found this
bro how many hours and solider sucks man
Your Soldier loadout is identical to mine
Been playing this game since I was about 15 I’m 25 now and it’s still my all time favorite game
this video is really well made. I'm glad I found your channel :)
"deep dive" *only covers two classes*
TF2 whipped out the dead ringer
omg a hit tweet!
I AM THE STORM THAT IS A-PROOOACHING
Welcome to the rice fields.
Ayo SMT ost, good choice.
TF2 video, time to click.
WE ARE GOING TO LIVE FOREVER!!!
Nice Yakuza OST
this was adorable
I've played tf2 since 2018 and honestly, this looks super good so far. Earned my subscription.
Well done my friend!
you were on my front page, i do not watch tf2 videos often either
That's great to hear, I rarely get recommended to others so it's glad to see the algorithm helping me out.
this video needs more views
*the gunboats*
great video:)
Nice vid
is nice
A bit late to the party, but if you want to get better at movement, positioning, and situational awareness, the best class in the game is Medic. No other class will teach you those better with Medic's ease of accessibility. Spy lets you see all, but he's way too hard to pick up fresh. Meanwhile, even a Medic that can't manage Uber can at least keep the team healthier than they otherwise would be, and that's the key to victory in pubs.
I see you sticky spamming a lot as demo, and while that's a good strategy I highly recommend trying out the grenade launcher more. It's a lot more useful in certain situations and if you can aim with it you can use the sticky bombs for what they were designed for, which, by the way, is very fun to do (I have shut down multiple ubers and the feds are coming for me)
What's the good music at the end?
Found it
Til Depth Do Us Part (Splatfest Battle 2) - Splatoon 3
Nice
i've put nearly 6000 hours into this game and thousands of games played, and even i still have issues on some classes (mostly demo since i main sniper.) yet its still a lovely experience to play the game.
What keeps tf2 alive is all the newcomers that don't get deterred from the game by the "complexity" or the bot problem. It's always nice to see.
This is super fascinating. I've never seen someone do a commentary on this game from and outsider's perspective
I'm going to blow your mind.
gunboats.
😳
@@Cristova115 its very fun to watch newer players takes on the games and having different povs for video essays.
I really liked the video. But maybe a little less train of thought structured next time
@@fnutek3720 by less train of thought do u mean more organized like for example having specific points for each character or just generally more focused on one aspect of my experience?
@@Cristova115 the video just felt very random, like fx you're talking about soldier, then you're talking about weapons for soldier, okay that makes sense. Then you talk about disciplinary action, and that you can use it on classes like heavy. *BOOM* now we are talking about heavy.
There wasnt really a ending to the soldier part, and the heavy part just kinda felt like it came in like an intrusive thought. It felt like a sidetrack