Team Fortress 2, which debuted in 2007, broke the concurrent player record 16 years after its release.
A surprising record was set on Steam: Team Fortress 2, which debuted in 2007, broke the concurrent player record, and it managed to achieve this 16 years after its release: Team Fortress 2 was the long-in-development sequel to Team Fortress Classic, and was already extremely positive at the time of its release. received criticism.
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The title is still one of the best multiplayer shooters of all time, so it’s not surprising that it has now set a record. According to the latest statistics from SteamDB, the new concurrent player record for Team Fortress 2 is 253,997 people, but many people are not sure where to put the sudden jump.
However, there is an explanation for the record: several new contents were included in the game, as Valve surprised the fans of the game without any prior announcement and released a large-scale new update for Team Fortress 2, which added no less than 14 new levels to the game, and launched a summer event that lasts until September 15.
However, given that the game debuted 16 years ago, many expressed their disappointment, saying they would rather see a Team Fortress 3 from Valve instead of adding new content to the second installment. However, for some reason, Valve decided not to release a third part of the franchise.
What’s more: not only is there no Team Fortress 3, but Portal also stopped at Portal 2, and we’re only cautiously saying that fans have been waiting for Half-Life 3 for more than a decade. And since Team Fortress 2 broke the record for the number of concurrent players, Valve seems to have no reason to plan a sequel.
2023-07-16 22:53:00
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