Taken from the game's store page |
I was informed this was a hat
simulator
Instead I find out it’s a
multiplayer game with a variety of classes and game modes.
Do you understand how upset I am?
How terrible this
false-advertising is?
I wasn’t even given a hat when I
started up. I waited and waited and I got a weapon drop instead! What am I
supposed to do with this? Use it?
Taken from wiki.TeamFortress.com |
Is the game implying that the
purpose of it is to play it? That the reason I would buy a game is to enjoy
gameplay created solely for the purpose of having fun? What kind of person
would I be if I were playing this and not sporting the most gentlemanly of
hats? So silly, to not give me every single thing I want right away thus giving
initiative to continue playing is terrible game design!
Taken from "Meet the Medic" |
It’s not like the art style and
characters are fun, I mean honestly. Shouldn’t games have characters completely
devoid of any sort of personality?
Ah and look at what this whole
game made me do. Go on a tirade about how the characters are interesting and
the gameplay is fun and consistently distracting me from the real issue here.
The fact that I’ve been lied to
about this game not entirely being about the purchasing, trading, and wearing
of various forms of haberdashery. Hell, some of the cosmetic items aren’t even
hats! Imagine, a hat simulator where not all of the items are hats.
Honestly the amount of time I’ve
spent on this game, it’s almost like it started off without hats and just put
them in and it helped them build up steam…
Team Fortress 2 gets a bare head out
of top hat... Apparently a bald head is also a hat...
Taken from wiki.teamfortress.com |
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