It's crazy to think that 2Fort does not come from Team Fortress 2...
Team Fortress, mostly known as Team Fortress Classic is the predecessor to everyone's favourite team-based shooter, Team Fortress 2.
Originally a Quake mode that got turned into a mishmash of Half-Life 1 in the GoldSrc engine, this game plays pretty much like Team Fortress 2 surprisingly enough, it obviously doesn't have the same level of depth but the idea is still here, the class we all know and love are here even though they all have a shotgun for some reason, but yeah, this game is rough but it's good as a historical piece?... I'm not sure how to say that but this game is rough and not very fun to play, and it only has about 30 people max at the same time playing it, so at this point why not just play Team Fortress 2, but if people enjoy this game then they shall enjoy it.
Though if you are a Team Fortress 2 fan it's worth checking it out for a few minutes and trying all of the classes to know how they originally played and how they could've been in a terrible timeline where Team Fortress 2 was a generic war shooter.
It's kind of a hate-it or love-it, if you love GoldSrc then you'll most likely get a kick out of it, but if you don't particularly care about it then it'll just be a rough mess.
It's important to note that The Classic from Team Fortress 2 is the only "unique" weapon from Team Fortress Classic that came back in Team Fortress 2.
Team Fortress, mostly known as Team Fortress Classic is the predecessor to everyone's favourite team-based shooter, Team Fortress 2.
Originally a Quake mode that got turned into a mishmash of Half-Life 1 in the GoldSrc engine, this game plays pretty much like Team Fortress 2 surprisingly enough, it obviously doesn't have the same level of depth but the idea is still here, the class we all know and love are here even though they all have a shotgun for some reason, but yeah, this game is rough but it's good as a historical piece?... I'm not sure how to say that but this game is rough and not very fun to play, and it only has about 30 people max at the same time playing it, so at this point why not just play Team Fortress 2, but if people enjoy this game then they shall enjoy it.
Though if you are a Team Fortress 2 fan it's worth checking it out for a few minutes and trying all of the classes to know how they originally played and how they could've been in a terrible timeline where Team Fortress 2 was a generic war shooter.
It's kind of a hate-it or love-it, if you love GoldSrc then you'll most likely get a kick out of it, but if you don't particularly care about it then it'll just be a rough mess.
It's important to note that The Classic from Team Fortress 2 is the only "unique" weapon from Team Fortress Classic that came back in Team Fortress 2.