TF2 lives.
Sometimes something terrible happens to something beautiful. A speedrunner sneezes three hours into a no-hit perfect run and gets tagged. Your favorite MMO shuts down, ending an entire world. The corporate overlords of the least corporate RPG of all time. Something terrible happened to something beautiful when Valve let Team Fortress 2 fall into ruin.
Dedicated members of the community tried to make the best of it. Even during the worst of the crisis, TF2's average players per month never dipped below 65,000—although there is some question of just how many of these were, well, the bots. Resilient fans did find ways to keep playing, patiently waiting for some kind of an update from Valve. A tweet, a blog post, a patch..
Annoying, to be sure. But in most cases, people like this are a minor irritation—they mess up a game or two, ruin the occasional server, then end up getting banned or bored. Valve's negligence, however, was letting them run rampant. Two days later, in the first tweet from the official account since 2020, Valve said"TF2 community, we hear you! We love this game and know you do, too. We see how large this issue has become and are working to improve things."
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