daaaaaamn
more than 8000 hours O.O

8K hours



Sado

My TF2 hour count is very high, and is actually somewhat inflated; while I have indeed legitimately spent thousands of hours playing TF2 (much of that time spent in MvM mode), a more accurate hours-played count would probably be somewhere around ~1000-3000 less than Steam says.

I've never "idled" (in the sense that people would typically use that term); but over the past 2-3 years, I have spent an awful lot of time with the game running while doing in-game tests, or working on videos, or just with the game sitting there with a debugger attached while I'm busy writing mods or tracking down bugs. And there have also been times where I've left the game running in a window in the background overnight because I was in the middle of debugging something or whatever and couldn't be bothered to quit the game and then have to reload everything the next day. So all of those things contribute to the hour count and make it a bit higher than perhaps it ought to be.

As for when I started playing Team Fortress 2, the answer is April 2010; and in actual fact, TF2 was the very first First Person Shooter game I ever played (alongside CS:Source and all of the Half-Life 2 games, of course). I was introduced to all of this stuff by a high school friend at the time.

Pardon my brevity in this review and some of my other reviews... basically, I was recently going through my Steam library and I realized that I hadn't really left any reviews for any games; and I wanted to leave a thumbs-up for a bunch of games that I've gotten a great deal of enjoyment from, so that I can help others find those same games and get enjoyment out of them too.

But Steam requires you to actually do a writeup; you can't just leave a thumbs-up or thumbs-down. So, at least for the time being, I went with a rather "short" review writeup. I'll probably edit/expand it later...

HOLY SH1T BEST REVIEW EVAR :DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

Wow

when did this guy first start playing

Holi jesus

tfw u review for steam levels