So like..

**AxisofLint** · 03-24-09, 11:54 PM

.. sorry for my utter fail at my first attempt at playing TF2 tonight ;p

I logged on and played a bit and I think people were like 'wtf is he doing? Omg!' but I think I sorta kinda have the hang of a couple of classes now. I shelved Sniper for a bit in favour of Medic, Scout and Soldier.

Fun game tho!

**DJ Ms. White** · 03-25-09, 12:42 AM

:10

**kyle700** · 03-25-09, 01:16 AM

Woo! more Tf2 players. It's always good to have moar Medic's!!!

**dex71** · 03-25-09, 01:32 AM

Originally Posted by AxisofLint

.. sorry for my utter fail at my first attempt at playing TF2 tonight ;p

I logged on and played a bit and I think people were like 'wtf is he doing? Omg!' but I think I sorta kinda have the hang of a couple of classes now. I shelved Sniper for a bit in favour of Medic, Scout and Soldier.

Fun game tho!

Hey...I'm pretty new too...and you were kicking my tail. Don't sweat it...the people here at TTP are cool as hell.Just tell them you are new,and they will be happy to help.They have with me,and they make it fun to learn a new game. :9

**Gonzo0100** · 03-25-09, 10:29 AM

Yeah, just like any other game, follow the call, listen, communicate. That is all it takes to be a good tf2 players (and lots of hours). Its more of a lax environment than TTP CSS and such so sit back crack a beer and heal some damn people.

**Menoske** · 03-25-09, 10:43 AM

The biggest thing is to just communicate. If you have a mic, use it. You don't have to be a good <insert class here> to be of use to your team. A lot of times its just communicating that can save a team from a spy, a pyro flank, sniper locations, etc.

Stick around and you'll get better, I promise.