PC/Mac/Linux Team Fortress 2

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One of Half-Life's most popular mods was "Team Fortress Classic". Valve was so impressed with the game, it bought the rights and began working on "Team Fortress 2". But there haven't been any updates on the game since 1999.

There still aren't. But Newell did say "After we finish the announcement process for Half-Life 2, we will provide an update on Team Fortress 2."

https://money.cnn.com/2003/04/23/commentary/game_over/column_gaming/

ta no fim da noticia---
 
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se o TF2 for baseado no TFC e não no TF original vai ser uma grande *****..
já nem sei se acredito no TF2 lol... pelo menos há uns 4 anos q ando à espera desse jogo..
 
Percebeste mal a noticia Feli. O que la diz é que depoix tratarem da publicidade do HL2, vão dizer qualquer coisa sobre o TF2.
O "update" é relativo a info do jogo, n a um patch. :D
777 se u TF2 fosse baseado no TFC era lindo. Tinhamos grande malha. Mas gostos, são gostos. But n vai ser baseado nem nu TF nem no TFC, vai ser um jogo totalmente diferente. N ha concs nem rocket jumps, nem flags. :confused:
 
[PC]Team Fortress 2

PC.IGN has conducted an interesting interview with Valve's Robin Walker, Charlie Brown and Doug Lombardi talking about their upcoming team-based multiplayer game, Team Fortress 2. The topics include class changes, the console ports, estimated release date, post release support, player limits and more. Here's a taster:

IGN: What influenced the changes you made to some of the classes?

Robin Walker: Let's start by talking about why do classes at all, because everything follows from that. A class should be an experience in a bottle. An engineer should be an experience, a soldier should be an experience, and those things should be different, so there's no point of having two classes where the experience of playing them is the same, or at least is negligible in terms of the difference. When we think of different experiences we're thinking about things like player decision making, when you're in some situation as a class, the ones you make as that class should be different than if you were a different class, and certainly the factors you care about should change and so on. So to us classes are about bottling up various experiences. The reason various classes changed are mostly because we were unhappy with the experience itself like in the case of the scout, where we were fundamentally unhappy with it [in the original Team Fortress Classic (TFC)], we thought it was substandard. It basically involved you not having fun in combat and having to run away from things all the time.

IGN: How far along in development are the maps right now [for the PC]? What's left to do?

Charlie Brown: The flow of the maps are pretty much the way they will be when we ship, mostly it's an art pass and there's a couple places where we're still messing with some of it... with everything we've been playtesting for three months and we're continuing to playtest and based on that feedback we kind of make changes. But at this point we feel they'd be pretty incremental especially on the stuff you'll be playing [referring to an upcoming play session with IGN]. The other thing is we've brought forward three of the classic maps at various levels. 2Fort is the one that's most faithful, it's the de_dust of the CS world, it's just the one that everyone expects so the actual layout and flow of that map is still really faithful to the original. Dust Bowl pretty much flows kind of the same, there's some different pathing and we use a new control point mechanism, which is prevalent throughout a bunch of our maps, instead of the flag mechanism, but as far as the flow it's still pretty similar. Well is pretty much Well in name alone, it's gone through a lot of change, you recognize a few of the rooms and combat spaces but in general it's pretty different. There's trains moving through the middle and again this rocket theme. There's also a new map that addresses some of the problems that have been in our space for a while, and it's one of our takes on solving that problem.

Entrevista: http://pc.ign.com/articles/779/779677p1.html
 
Também achei interessante. Já não jogo TF á anos, mas pelo que vi voltarei a jogar.
Quando é que sai o TF2?
 
Eu por acaso já aos anos que espero que isto saia ... já era sem tempo.

Mas pelo que me tou a aperceber, é preciso ter o HL2 mais a nova Expanção ? é que sinceramente não estou disposto a gastar uma pipa de maça para tal, espero que tenham o bom senso e pensarem nas pessoas que esperaram anos pelo TF2 e fazerem 1 a parte e que de para comprar atraves da Steam
 
Bem n sabia q tinham mudado o look do TF2...fiquei surpreendido :)

Tem pormenores mt engraçados, vamos ver como está o "balance" entre as várias unidades...

Agora parece-me é ser fraquinho para vender como um jogo só, tem +look de add-on...
 
TF em cartoons ?!?!? fds, ao menos mudavam o nome do jogo para outra coisa qq.
aquilo é td menos TF..

É um bocado chocante para quem jogou TF mas o que interessa é a jogabilidade e o sistema de classes que tornava o TF no vício que era (e inovador na altura). E o look até nem está nada mau.
 
Eu gostei do look cartoon e percebo a mudança radical...do TF para este TF2 saiu tanta coisa entretanto entre battlefields e mods para HL e outros q se saisse como estava planeado, dificilmente traria algo de novo e q cativasse...

Em 2001 fazia sentido, em 2007 era mais um...
 
Eu não joguei o anterior TF(acho que experimentei 1 vez).. mas isto dos cartoons é bem original, sempre varia um bocado..

Seja como for jogos que tenham classes (médicos,engenheiros) em que cada um tem de desempenhar a sua função são sempre bacanos..adorava o enemy territory por causa disso (we need an engineer :) )

Cumps
 
gostei especialmente desta frase

Robin Walker: Yeah if PS3 and Xbox people play together they'd just argue the whole time.


tão verdade que isto é!

o jogo promete, mas estou mais inclinado para o quake wars
 
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