March 2012 ~ Do Spies Dream of Sapped Sentries?

Portal 2: [Coop] Freefall Developer Commentary

In this developer commentary, I explain the design process behind [Coop] Freefall for Portal 2 and explain the inner-workings of making a Portal 2 map.

Portal 2: [SP] Loud Pipes Developer Commentary

In this developer commentary, I go over some of the rewards and difficulties of designing in the Old Aperture style.

TF2: Spy Enemy Prioritization

In this post, I present my analytical and emperical knowledge on which targets are the most important to a competitive Spy.

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Saturday, March 3, 2012

TF2: Spy Enemy Prioritization

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There are two main things that set Team Fortress 2 apart from other major first-person-shooters on the market: its refined art style inspired by J.C. Leyendecker, and the variety of the nine classes that form a team. In games like Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 and Battlefield 3, selecting a class offers as much variety as weapon type (which includes all standard military-grade weaponry) and perks (which can be customized and homogenized). In Team Fortress 2, class choices go beyond this and offer completely different play-styles, utilities, roles and a tight dynamic relationship between other classes that work towards building a game where team work is not just recommended, but required.

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