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No. 147280
>>147235
The thing is, and this is always the problem with established anything (fashion, sports, vidya, movies, etc.), the majority of new people don't want to take the time to read a manual or cliffnotes or do training offered by the medium. So they jump right in and expect hand-holding when the answer is easily accessible--in the case of TF2, right in the game. Funny thing is, they do this for an hour hours then get made when people offer advice even though they haven't learned anything.
I really wish that Valve would make TF2 constantly pester the user to do the training until they either do the training to a certain level (I'd say right before they are allowed to do a practice game) or they get 15 hours of playtime in. In fact, all F2P should do this. And by "pester", I mean a little window every time they die ("You might have been able to avoid this death if you've trained!") that disappears before they respawn, as well as extra highlighting for the Training option in the menu. Nothing that interferes with gameplay, but will urge them to help themselves.
So when someone comes in with questions that are easily answerable like that, it's only right and just to point and laugh: they're intentionally ignorant.
Speaking of which, I somehow got the Specs even though I haven't helped train anyone. I got a request once but the user cancelled before I could do anything.
>>147257
As did I.
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