Unfortunately, Quickplay seems to make users scared of the server browser.
Or newbies won't even know that the server browser exists.
Even if the game prompts them to add the server to their favorites, they
can't come back if they don't know how to pull up their favorites.
Dr. McKay
Agreed with the Doctor. Quickplay does not promote community building.
Also, another great point mentioned by another individual:
Ever since free to play, people don't want to donate to community servers.
They would rather spend on items.
So, we need ads and full liberty to do whatever we want
Personally I think it's a good idea you have. Whether or not Valve listen
to us is another question, so far the people involved in doing the recent
update have kept quiet since the update. I guess it's just a matter of us
being persistent until a fair compromise can be established and implemented.
He's been doing this for a while now. Whether it's because he's just lazy,
misunderstands the principle of a mailing list, or doesn't want Valve to
see him insulting anyone who doesn't agree with him, I can't really be sure.
I myself received a direct abusive email from him the other day because
This would never work. It is impossible to automatically tell if a webpage
isn't a rules listing or a backpack page. Anyone who ran 32 slots knows any
sort of penalty practically removes you from quickplay because there are
too many servers. Since you ran ProTF2 until being banned for fake players
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