Dragonsbrethren

Scout or Medic. I want to go with the ones that are in no way viable. The Soldier, Demo, and Engineer loadouts could be fixed with a single weapon swap; the Scout and Medic loadouts completely cancel out each others' strengths.

Was going to pick this up to have another game to play with my brother on the 360, until I learned it doesn't have split screen. The one thing consoles have always had over PC games and they're not even bothering with it anymore?

I can't recall a time when Russians didn't have a bad reputation in TF2, honestly. Russia gets no love. I blame people's hatred of the Heavy spilling over into the real world.

I haven't played Landfall in over a year. Would love to give that a try again. I'd consider it the second best CTF map ever made (first being Chaos).

The ability to get a 10:1 K/D skill level.

Install TF2 Beta. Done....come to think of it, the Tossle Cap dropped for me in the beta.

Definitely better than default. I don't really like the shade of gray the bar under each post with the reply and quote buttons uses, though. Makes it stand out too much compared to the rest of the forum.Edit: The gradients on every single thread in the index except for stickies seem...excessive. I'd rather see a flat shade there.

Knights of the Old Republic. Okay, "hate" is strong for this, more like "disappointment." This game was so legendary in all the words people poured over me on it but to me it just seems underwhelming. It's not bad, but I just find it very overrated and I barely made it two hours in before I got bored and moved to Mass Effect, which seemed twice as good and half as praised.

The gameplay is so dull. There was one challenging part of the game, and it wasn't too far past the beginning. It's not even the kind of game I want to be challenging because that would just prolong the boring combat. Combat is only interesting visually; it's just a standard turn-based RPG, but one with a horribly clunky interface. The first planet is also too long, with too many quests, especially given what ends up happening to it.

I'm not a big fan of the N64 Zelda games, and haven't played any of the newer ones. Every time they port Ocarina of Time I give it another try and lose interest just as quickly as I did when I first played it back in the day. Something about them just doesn't work for me, I'm not sure what it is. I struggled with the controls the first time I played it (3D gaming being new to me and all), but I've got those down fine now and I still haven't gotten that far in the game. I am getting the urge to fire up my VC copy and try again, though.

I couldn't get into Fallout 3 either.

Used to be Pyro, but lately I'm favoring Scout.

Hit me up on Steam.

I've got a couple beta keys if anyone wants one. Doubt I'll bother playing it, though. Tried it and hated it compared to the original.

COD can be fun, but I doubt I'll ever buy one of the games. I tried MW3 during the free weekend and, honestly, couldn't tell the difference between it, MW2, or Blops. I can't believe there are actually people who happily spend $60 every year for essentially the same experience. I know MW3 made some changes to killstreaks and I actually liked those, but it hardly seems worth the money when the game looked like it could've been a MW2 DLC.Edit: Oh, and I definitely agree with COD being more fun than CS.

I hope the Medic primary ends up being The Metal Molester