Team Fortress 2

By MikeFu84
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Athernar

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I broke down and ended up buying something from the TF2 store, I was against it but I wanted to see what I had in 3 crates I had ended up with.

But hey, it was only $7.47, I know a guy who's spent over $100 on it.

What did you end up getting? My first crate ended up with Black Paint, second was a Shortstop. (Which I was actually missing)

My keyholic friend keeps consistantly getting paint out of his.

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Yeah, I think I'll stop buying keys now.

Managed to get a Stout Shako out of one though, so that's 3 hats.

Also, Looking for Baker Boy/Tossle Cap, will trade Bonk Helm or another hat.

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First item was a paintrain (way to waste $2.50), second was a name tag, third was the white tin of paint.

As you can't find that in drops, you did well in that one. I've spent far too much on keys now so I'm gonna stop for a while. I have around ?3.50 in my Steam wallet so I may open the next one and leave it there.

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Denis W. Veteran

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Also if this hasn't been posted, I'm posting it, if it has, I'm posting it again.

This guy clearly outdid himself this time. Amazing (Y)

I only went through the Frontline path. Still have yet to try Defensive.

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ViZioN

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Do vintage weapons have any power advantage over newer ones, or are they only valuable in terms of trading/collecting?

No power advantage whatsoever. You're right, the only difference is in terms of collecting / trading. All weapons/hats dropped before the trading update are vintage, all weapons/hats after are not.

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Do vintage weapons have any power advantage over newer ones, or are they only valuable in terms of trading/collecting?

Nope, it just shows that they were found before the Mann-conomy update.

PLus it proves you didn't buy it :p

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AimLXJ

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I have to say, I use to play Team Fortress 2 just for fun, but since all these cool items came out I'm just a drop ###### :blush: . I was wondering if anyone here has a mac and is willing to help me get the earbuds? :whistle: (must be a known person in Neowin with a high badge) not sure how I will pay you for doing it since I have nothing but junk :laugh:

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I have to say, I use to play Team Fortress 2 just for fun, but since all these cool items came out I'm just a drop ###### :blush: . I was wondering if anyone here has a mac and is willing to help me get the earbuds? :whistle: (must be a known person in Neowin with a high badge) not sure how I will pay you for doing it since I have nothing but junk :laugh:

You can't get the earbuds from a drop anymore by using a mac. You can only trade for them.

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