Dear TF2 team,
Would it be possible for you to communicate a status as to if/when the
quickplay changes you made four months ago will be reverted to allow all
community servers to be included in quickplay again by default?
Fletcher Dunn had stated when this change was made that it would be
I'd like to add to Jason's comments that the performance of the Valve
provided servers is significantly degraded when compared to well-run
community servers. Now it is difficult to find a server with good
performance on anything but a handful of overplayed maps (2fort, dustbowl,
turbine,
I can tell you about the status of community servers regarding quickplay
- it's really sad to see it in the state as it is now. I lost my
interest to TF2 back in january or so due to this quickplay change and
i'm _this close_ to lose my interest completely. I feel abandoned as a
person who
I agree. TF2 has dramatically lost my vote since the changes to Quickplay
and the lack of response or update from Valve regarding any future changes
to it. In my own opinion they seem quite careless of the matter and to
those who spent years hosting genuine servers for little to nothing in
return.
Equally as bad is the way this is killing the mapping community of TF2.
Community servers used to host custom maps a lot more, but thanks to quick
play that has caused a complete flip. Now it's hard to find a server
willing to host.
At this point why should mappers even concern themselves with
Is anyone left at Valve humble enough to admit a mistake? Not only do
community servers provide more value, but this is also a massive betrayal
of what TF2 originally was. When I bought the game, I did not expect
community servers to be segregated and much more difficult to find.
Where is the
Let's not go the way of throwing out insults towards the TF2 team. There's
no doubt that - while certainly a mistake - they initially made the change
to get rid of the nefarious server operators that were both screwing it up
for the players AND those of us who didn't try to turn TF2 into a money
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