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Latest revision as of 23:08, 20 October 2024
History
Team Fortress 2 underwent several stages of development that drastically changed its gameplay and setting before it was officially released.
(1997) TF Software's Version
Team Fortress 2 was originally being developed by TF Software. Little is known about this era.
(1998) Valve's Team Fortress
After Valve acquired TF Software, a new version of Team Fortress 2 titled Valve's Team Fortress started development. The game featured a realistic modern military theme that remained in subsequent prototypes for a short period.
History
Gameplay
Classes
(1999) Brotherhood of Arms
Team Fortress 2: Brotherhood of Arms was announced at E3 1999.
History
Gameplay
The gameplay of Team Fortress 2: Brotherhood of Arms greatly emphasized strategy and cooperation.
Classes
- Commander
(2002-2005) Invasion
History
Gameplay
Classes
(2005-2007) Team Fortress 2 Beta
History
Gameplay
Classes
- Scout
- Soldier
- Pyro
- Demoman
- Heavy
- Engineer
- Medic
- Sniper
- Spy
| Team Fortress 2 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Eras | Valve's Team Fortress · Brotherhood of Arms · Invasion · Team Fortress 2 Beta | |
| Classes | Scout · Soldier · Pyro · Demoman · Heavy · Engineer · Medic · Sniper · Spy · Civilian | |
| Maps | ctf_2fort | |
