Well I guess one of Kirk’s yearly predictions came true.

Yeah, I really don’t think Valve was hurting for income in maintaining TF2.

Doesn’t Valve take a small cut of all marketplace transactions though?

Holy fuck, what a month.

But where does he fall on the design chart?

I think he just wants to hate on MS.

It’s been a few years since I played TF2, but can’t you still buy weapons with unusual effects and kill trackers on them in the marketplace?

I mean you can buy weapons from the Steam market place for TF2, though it’s fairly easy to earn or craft said weapons in game without paying with money.

Can we talk about how weird it is that no one gives Valve crap for being the original big developer to push loot boxes and microtransactions?

Yeah, no.

Yeah the grip on my Elite are starting to come off. I honestly wish the Elite 2.0 didn’t have the grips.

The worst part of these yearly changes is that I’ve got to retrain my muscle memory for navigating around the dashboard.

I wish they would learn their lesson and not penalize people for losses.

Yeah, the real problem with the quest is that it forces you to play in a really annoying manner that will piss off teammates.

The problem isn’t that it’s OP in PvP, people want it because it’s a good PvE weapon.

Honestly the Glory points portion is the easiest step, the real problem is that the kill requirements for this gun are too steep.

I think the main issue is that the Joy Cons are far more expensive than most other console controllers (barring “Pro” Xbox and PS controllers), and that the drift issue seems to occur much faster than it would with other consoles.

It’s weird that they’d publish such a minor hardware refresh. You don’t typically see Sony or Microsoft announce minor component changes.

I really want to get into this game but I feel like I’d be completely lost and overwhelmed.

I want to point out how nuts it is that you suggested that selling the “hard mode” of a game as a separate purchase.