However, there is still supposedly an update in the works as one of the game's major classes. The Heavy is meant to receive an update centered around giving the class new weapons and a general rework. However, if and when the Heavy update will drop isn't important to the success of TF2.
What is important is the community's support of the game. Team Fortress 2 hasn't gone completely unchanged over the last four years. Seasonal updates such as Smissmas have come on schedule, adding small doses of community-made content. Valve has also been quick to respond to hackers and in-game economic crashes that threatened to bomb the value of in-game items.
It seems as though in the last four years of silence, the community surrounding TF2 has only grown. Many returned to the game after the Meet Your Patch update brought huge reworks to the game's balance. The Pyro Update hooked returning and new players further by fixing the fire from Pyro's flamethrower, which was one of TF2 's longest persisting issues. This resurgence in the game's community can be seen with new online content creators voicing their passion for the title.
When we see discussions on the forums, people often ask why we don't tie it to some in-game performance like your scoreboard position, or number of kills, etc. There's another side of it that we care about just as much, which is the message it would send to all the players who don't want to idle. Any in-game performance metric we chose would result in there being specific maps, classes, tactics, and so on that resulted in more drops. We really don't want that to happen.
When it's simply playtime, you're free to play the game however you like. If you love Payload, you can play Payload maps without worrying about whether you're earning less drops than the guys playing Arena maps.
Community mapmakers don't have to worry about whether their maps earn item drops fast enough. The rivalry between the 2 games has been existing since OW came out.
If you get to call any other hero shooter an OW clone then this is the price to pay. Lol I remember when Valorant was revealed and people here were calling it a rip-off. Because TF2 is just that damn good.
And also…legendary if no hackers and bots. I have literally never heard anyone call OW a TF2 rip-off. TF2 with waifus on the other hand…. We may collect cookies and other personal information from your interaction with our website.
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