[...] So much mad on ETF2L it's unbelievable. Y'all people need to go to some AM classes. Or should I say MM classes?

[...] and according to Ghostface's logic that makes you mad.

[...] This is probably true but as a player who started with hundreds of hours on pubs before TF2 went unlock crazy the "teamplay" was often flaky or non-existent to the point where you only really enjoyed games if lots of other regulars were on the server. I remember this distinctly. So I can see why unlocks that let you play effectively as more of an atomized loner would appeal to a lot of players. In other words the original concept of TF2 teamplay has proved to be beyond the grasp of a large proportion of casual players and that quickly gets annoying.

Objectively speaking the updates to teamfortress 2 have diminished the dependence on teamplay and hence have undermimed the necessity for the same level of teamwork required to achieve victory compared to the state of the game on release.

Objectively speaking the updates to teamfortress 2 have diminished the dependence on teamplay and hence have undermimed the necessity for the same level of teamwork required to achieve victory compared to the state of the game on release. However people who aren't willing to accept that find it much easier to justify their self imposed belief that this isn't true by calling those who point it out mad butthurt manchildren who do not own enough hats and don't know how to have fun.

Objectively speaking the updates to teamfortress 2 have diminished the dependence on teamplay and hence have undermimed the necessity for the same level of teamwork required to achieve victory compared to the state of the game on release. However people who aren't willing to accept that find it much easier to justify their self imposed belief that this isn't true by calling those who point it out mad butthurt manchildren who do not own enough hats and don't know how to have fun.

Objectively speaking the updates to teamfortress 2 have diminished the dependence on teamplay and hence have undermimed the necessity for the same level of teamwork required to achieve victory compared to the state of the game on release. However people who aren't willing to accept that find it much easier to justify their self imposed belief that this isn't true by calling those who point it out mad butthurt manchildren who do not own enough hats and don't know how to have fun.

Discussing self-preference is such a stupid thing to do.

[...] Didn't say it was true or justified or even hypocritical, just that I liked it.

[...] Because it didn't work =)