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Valve continues to low-key maintain Team Fortress 2, but it remains one of the biggest games on Steam regardless\u2014as I’m writing this, just over 75,000 people are playing. Not bad for a 15 year-old title, and the Team Fortress 2 community knows two things: it loves their game, and it hates bots.<\/p>\n

A recent Youtube video (opens in new tab)<\/span> about the bots attracted widespread attention from a bunch of players that have had enough of the bot issue. The fallout from this was that many, many emails were sent to members of the press and, presumably, Valve itself. It was quite ironic to be on the receiving end of humans acting like bots to complain about bots.<\/p>\n