Ok that's great but they need to fix the bots.
this post was submitted on 20 Jan 2024
117 points (99.2% liked)
Linux Gaming
15818 readers
53 users here now
Gaming on the GNU/Linux operating system.
Recommended news sources:
Related chat:
Related Communities:
Please be nice to other members. Anyone not being nice will be banned. Keep it fun, respectful and just be awesome to each other.
founded 4 years ago
MODERATORS
Wait, I thought the TF2 team was just one guy still working on it because he likes to.
I am so hype for this actually. Never thought about it but no other source 1 game supports 64 bit except for CSGO.. so my theory is that this is the first step towards getting the game ported to source 2 someday!
Wait what? TF2 is 32 bit?
Apparently all source 1 games are 32 bit. Except for CSGO..
How
engine was made when 64 bit operating systems werent mainstream yet
But that’s not possible. It has to have some kind of 64 bit binary. It uses well over 4GiB of RAM.
Wish the game wasn’t so dead 😭
It's in the top 20 games on steam nearly 100% of the time, it definitely has its issues but it's far from dead.
It's because it's full of bots.
Only on Valve's official servers. Everywhere else is safe from those.
Worse than dead: undead
we're talking about tf2 not l4d
There are lots of bots and it sucks to vote kick them, but if I can get full matches in Australia with no issue I feel like the game is pretty okay. I do miss community servers though I'll grant you.
It’s not really fun getting a spinbot every other game
The game's almost two decades old.
otima noticia
kkkkkkkkkkkk
People still play this game? Last time I checked it out (over 5 years ago) it was full of bots. It can’t be any better now.
Bots are only really a problem on Valve servers. There are many active community servers out there that manage to detect and ban them.
this is looking very cool since they are adding Vulkan, this post pretty much covers this https://lemmy.world/comment/6971961