Team Fortress 2 - A Beginners Guide 2022 And Onwards

Team Fortress 2 Beginners Guide 2022 and Onwards.
Looking to get started with the hit cult classic shooter Team Fortress 2?
Look no further! Today I aim to help you get started with Team Fortress 2 in 2022, by providing you with beginner class recommendations, followed by lots of quick tips and tricks to ensure you have an enjoyable experience with Team Fortress 2!

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:25 - Setup Stage
1:24 - Entering A Match
1:57 - Selecting A Class
2:29 - Pyro
3:45 - Medic
5:27 - Soldier
6:55 - Dealing With Cheaters
7:48 - Unlockables
8:34 - Conclusion

Type these commands into the console:
viewmodel_fov 80
fov_desired 90

Capture The Flag Is The Worst Gamemode In TF2:

Music Used (In Order):

On the Train (Deep Sea Metro) - Octo Expansion
Team Fortress 2 Soundtrack | Red Bread
Team Fortress 2 Soundtrack | Rocket Jump Waltz
Team Fortress 2 Soundtrack | Playing With Danger
Team Fortress 2 Soundtrack | It Hates Me So Much
Team Fortress 2 Soundtrack | MEDIC!
Team Fortress 2 Soundtrack | ROBOTS!
Palmtree Panic "P" mix - Sonic the Hedgehog CD [OST]
ModNation Racers OST - Creation Station 3
J Dilla - Sunbeams (Extended)

Thanks for watching!

#teamfortress2 #tf2 #teamfortress2gameplay

[schedark]

As someone with 400 hours in tf2, this tutorial is very good, but i feel like the fact that you werent using the default hud "which every beginner is using" can be really confusing

[jawnjawnson]

I find the medic class to be more of a veteran class. There’s just so much going on when your a medic, you’ll be flustered instantly leaving you open to spy’s and snipers.

[dragonandavatarfan]

I would like to add that Heavy is also a very beginner friendly class, the scary but lovable giant russian weapons guy is pretty much the definition of "easy to learn but hard to master".

[eucalyptused]

I have almost zero experience and am absolutely terrified, but I’ve wanted to give this game a try for years! Finally plucked up the courage to download it recently so I’ll see how it goes! Thanks for all the tips dude :)

[asummerday]

a nice introduction, but I think this guide is missing some important things a new player should know:

- how to mute a player
- random crits
- item pickups (health, ammo, weapons)
- how to change your class mid-match
- HUDs and configs (at least a mention)
- community servers (at least a mention)

[jakehughes]

This video is so underrated and deserves so many more likes. You explained the basics of the game extremely well. Great video!

[TheSandwhichman]

I think heavy is another good beginner friendly class. At least from my personal experience. I eventually decided to have heavy as my main of choice.

[Spiritryptamine]

Started playing Team Fortress 2 after a 10 year break. Genuinely don't know how I managed without it during that time. I already had 1000h+ back then and I'm ramping those hours up as of lately.

The best TF2 experience is definitely 12v12 on community servers, say Uncletopia. You're going to get destroyed if you're a beginner, but it's worth giving it a try. If I had one beginner tip for anyone starting, it would be to play different classes and adjust based on your team's composition.

Your team's basically holding it's own and there are no Scouts on your team ? Play Scout and check flanking routes, hit and run. You'll become an additional pain to deal with.

Your team is missing a powerful class and you know nothing about the game ? Play Soldier and spam some rockets on choke points. You'll create space while understanding splash damage.

Your team team is struggling to defend it's Sentries against Ubercharges and Spies ? Play Pyro and knockback Ubercharges while spychecking and reflecting a few projectiles here and there.

You need to create a lot of space ? Play Demoman and put stickies on flanking route while spamming a few grenades where enemies might be gathering, or on choke points. Use stickies to deny space in fights.

Your team could use a punch and there are no pesky Snipers ? Play Heavy and deny space from a safe distance, then go in ham from an unexpected angle and wreak havoc.

Your team is struggling to defend or attack and there are no Engineers ? Place a Sentry nest in a place where you cover angles ; put a dispenser near a choke point and help pushing with a safe teleporter.

You're good at Sniper ? Play Sniper.

Your team has no Medics ? Play Medic. Switch between regular Ubercharge and Kritzkrieg to push and play in a safe way in order to heal as much teammates as possible.

Your team is getting destroyed by Snipers or Heavies ? Play Spy and focus them. Shoot Snipers with your Revolver if they have the Razorback.

Enjoy trying. Play the objective. Retreat when necessary. Have fun by being useful, even if you're not at the top of the scoreboard.

[Dangityoulilshi]

TF2 in simple steps:
Try out training mode
Turn off mouse acceleration
Press E for medic
Don't pick sniper if there's 3 of them
Don't pick spy if there's 3 of them
Pick medic if there's no medic
Be free to press G when you kill someone (They wouldn't be called taunts for nothing)
Don't steal medkits from medic.
Steal medkits from medic which doesn't heal you.
Don't steal metal from engineer.
Steal metal from engineer who doesn't want to place dispenser.
Don't play MGE
Don't play TF2 competitive
Do not trash talk in chat. Only taunt after kill.
If enemy offers you rock paper scissors you should accept it.
Don't kill hooves (until they try to holiday punch kill you)
Don't kill box spies (until they try to steal intelligence)
DO NOT open intelligence.

[RealDoodleBug]

I’m upset I didn’t get into this game sooner. It’s literally one of the most enjoyable games I’ve been playing recently

[bellarora]

As someone who typically plays Stardew Valley and romance sims, this is *extremely* helpful lol

[kaikai]

As someone with over a thousand hours in tf2, i can safely say that is one the beginner videos of all time.

[silentcovemusic]

As someone who is currently downloading TF2 for the first time, I think you made it pretty simple for me to get a head start. Thank you.

[fictional_comfort]

Though I've played as every class to see who does what, I actually started mostly maining as sniper because of how I play other shooter games. I would always be the one away from everyone else and just picking off enemies one by one from a distance
Edit: I now have over 60 hours on sniper alone

[Twiddle_things]

Thank you! My only experience with first person shooters is games like Halo, Prey, and shooting down sentinels in NMS. My brain did a fucky wucky like it always does and decided to select TF2 to be the annual VALVe game to obsess over. This guide helped me quite a bit and gave me an idea on wtf to do when I bombard my dad's PC with VALVe lore crack fumes after downloading another game by the man who fears the number [REDACTED]!

[ptavangar]

It's 2024 and I just started the game and tbh beside the whole old-graphic it somehow still looks cool! Thanks for the tutorial <3

[plainpablo]

One year later, valve fixed the cheater issue

[LS_Dash]

Thank you! I have configured all my settings and have completed all the trainings with the Ready for Duty achievement!

[AliensComeback]

You forgot about the snap command thing, I personally told VALVe to fix some of the weapon draw animations, they never had a snap command before that update. These weapons are:
-Bat
-Flamethrower
-Syringe Gun
-Medi Gun
-Bonesaw
-Sandman
-Spy Melee All-Class

[SpensPens]

This game looks cool, and I'm not normally a fps player but I want to try it. These tips seem very helpful, thank you!