I found some article about tf2, thats 9 years old, Just found it pretty interesting.
Team Fortress 2 originally was slated to be released as an expansion pack just after Half-Life shipped late last year.
Both Walker and Newell said their goal is to make TF2 easy enough to learn that their dads will play it. Like Half-Life, TF2 will have an engaging tutorial.
As you gain proficiency, you'll be schooled in more advanced tactics, like how to bind your own messages to keys and how to best use a class.
In addition, TF2 incorporates a new character class that's well suited to TF veterans of a strategic bent. (See the sidebar.) The Commander can't directly participate in the battle, but watches the action from any teammate's viewpoint, then creates squads and issues orders. Walker compared the new classes' capabilities to those of Lieutenant Gorman in the movie Aliens. (Let's just hope your Commander is more proficient than that hapless fellow.)
There's also an ingenious campaign structure for clan wars. Rather than battle on just one of TF2's 20 missions, you'll battle across three or four, with actions on one map influencing what happens on the next. (See the sidebar.)
Thats just some of the stuff I found pretty interesting.
http://www.gamepro.com/article/features/1449/team-fortress-2/
Thats the whole article.
Team Fortress 2 originally was slated to be released as an expansion pack just after Half-Life shipped late last year.
Both Walker and Newell said their goal is to make TF2 easy enough to learn that their dads will play it. Like Half-Life, TF2 will have an engaging tutorial.
As you gain proficiency, you'll be schooled in more advanced tactics, like how to bind your own messages to keys and how to best use a class.
In addition, TF2 incorporates a new character class that's well suited to TF veterans of a strategic bent. (See the sidebar.) The Commander can't directly participate in the battle, but watches the action from any teammate's viewpoint, then creates squads and issues orders. Walker compared the new classes' capabilities to those of Lieutenant Gorman in the movie Aliens. (Let's just hope your Commander is more proficient than that hapless fellow.)
There's also an ingenious campaign structure for clan wars. Rather than battle on just one of TF2's 20 missions, you'll battle across three or four, with actions on one map influencing what happens on the next. (See the sidebar.)
Thats just some of the stuff I found pretty interesting.
http://www.gamepro.com/article/features/1449/team-fortress-2/
Thats the whole article.
