So from what everyone is saying, it has little content, (compared to BF2) and EA is doing its typical "pay more for less" shit. Well, what can you do? EA will never change, cause they don't give a shit about their customers.

Because its overpriced and the gameplay is extremely simple, limited and shallow. Older battlefront 2 was 100 times bigger and better at everything (except graphics).

It obviously didn't take place in the US, so the stories are quite probable.
I live in Germany and about 90% of the older teachers are employed by the state and basically un-fireable.

I had a known pedophile as an biology teacher for three years, a crazy cat-lady that looked like a hobo and smelled even worse in English for two years and a Hitler-like dictator in Religion.

Two of those still teach, the pedophile was admitted to a mental asylum by his wife like a year ago.

These stories are absolutely believeable, and if I weren't on my phone I'd share some of my own.

That was my comment, though why it did it went as a anonymous, I don't know.
Everyone has their own play style. Try hardy attitudes like yours on how someone should and shouldn't play are some of the things that ruin games like TF2. TF2 is a team based game, no doubt there, but like any game, it was made with the intention of having FUN, (foreign word to you, I'm sure), I shouldn't have even bothered to have replied to your comment, it was obviously phlog hate bait, but since you seem so inclined to give out stats on weapons, I'll give a few of my own.

Phlogistonator: at the cost of loosing air last abilities, you gain the ability to not only refill your health instantaneously, but also deal Crits for around 8 seconds, that with fuck over multiple people in a matter of seconds.

Manmelter: used with the Phlog, with the intention of allowing the pyro to continue to help his team by extinguishing them, a good pyro will do this. For a reward for doing this, you get more Crits, which don't require a special scenario to get, (like the flare gun needs).

Third degree: aside from being a better stock weapon, (stock are the best all around), you can hurt anyone connected to a Medibeam. There is no limit to the number of people connected, and has no vunurabilities, or downsides. While the power jack and axtingisher are fantastic weapons, power jack has a 20% damage vulnerability, and the axtingisher can't kill anything not on fire.

All weapons can be used effectively, and have their own strategies. This is something really silly to try and argue over, so I'm gonna leave it. If you want to keep going, go ahead, it won't really stop me from using the Phlog.

It's literally better than the stock axe, like a direct upgrade. But I switch around between the different axes depending on the situation. And if you DON'T use the Manmelter when using the Phlog, then you really are a lone wolf

That was my comment, though why it did it went as a anonymous, I don't know.
Everyone has their own play style. Try hardy attitudes like yours on how someone should and shouldn't play are some of the things that ruin games like TF2. TF2 is a team based game, no doubt there, but like any game, it was made with the intention of having FUN, (foreign word to you, I'm sure), I shouldn't have even bothered to have replied to your comment, it was obviously phlog hate bait, but since you seem so inclined to give out stats on weapons, I'll give a few of my own.

Phlogistonator: at the cost of loosing air last abilities, you gain the ability to not only refill your health instantaneously, but also deal Crits for around 8 seconds, that with fuck over multiple people in a matter of seconds.

Manmelter: used with the Phlog, with the intention of allowing the pyro to continue to help his team by extinguishing them, a good pyro will do this. For a reward for doing this, you get more Crits, which don't require a special scenario to get, (like the flare gun needs).

Third degree: aside from being a better stock weapon, (stock are the best all around), you can hurt anyone connected to a Medibeam. There is no limit to the number of people connected, and has no vunurabilities, or downsides. While the power jack and axtingisher are fantastic weapons, power jack has a 20% damage vulnerability, and the axtingisher can't kill anything not on fire.

All weapons can be used effectively, and have their own strategies. This is something really silly to try and argue over, so I'm gonna leave it. If you want to keep going, go ahead, it won't really stop me from using the Phlog.

>Not clearing stickies away for your team

Implying they would do the same for me.

Regardless, Manmelter helps my teammates just fine, and a good medic would know to avoid Pyros.

Though I agree with you, it's fun to mess around with air blast on cliff maps, or using the reserve shooter/degreaser combo.

It's literally better than the stock axe, like a direct upgrade. But I switch around between the different axes depending on the situation. And if you DON'T use the Manmelter when using the Phlog, then you really are a lone wolf

That was my comment, though why it did it went as a anonymous, I don't know.
Everyone has their own play style. Try hardy attitudes like yours on how someone should and shouldn't play are some of the things that ruin games like TF2. TF2 is a team based game, no doubt there, but like any game, it was made with the intention of having FUN, (foreign word to you, I'm sure), I shouldn't have even bothered to have replied to your comment, it was obviously phlog hate bait, but since you seem so inclined to give out stats on weapons, I'll give a few of my own.

Phlogistonator: at the cost of loosing air last abilities, you gain the ability to not only refill your health instantaneously, but also deal Crits for around 8 seconds, that with fuck over multiple people in a matter of seconds.

Manmelter: used with the Phlog, with the intention of allowing the pyro to continue to help his team by extinguishing them, a good pyro will do this. For a reward for doing this, you get more Crits, which don't require a special scenario to get, (like the flare gun needs).

Third degree: aside from being a better stock weapon, (stock are the best all around), you can hurt anyone connected to a Medibeam. There is no limit to the number of people connected, and has no vunurabilities, or downsides. While the power jack and axtingisher are fantastic weapons, power jack has a 20% damage vulnerability, and the axtingisher can't kill anything not on fire.

All weapons can be used effectively, and have their own strategies. This is something really silly to try and argue over, so I'm gonna leave it. If you want to keep going, go ahead, it won't really stop me from using the Phlog.

Why would I be wasting my time reflecting one measly rocket back at a soldier when I can kill five scouts with a well timed Crit Phlog?

>Not clearing stickies away for your team

Implying they would do the same for me.

Regardless, Manmelter helps my teammates just fine, and a good medic would know to avoid Pyros.

Though I agree with you, it's fun to mess around with air blast on cliff maps, or using the reserve shooter/degreaser combo.

It's literally better than the stock axe, like a direct upgrade. But I switch around between the different axes depending on the situation. And if you DON'T use the Manmelter when using the Phlog, then you really are a lone wolf

That was my comment, though why it did it went as a anonymous, I don't know.
Everyone has their own play style. Try hardy attitudes like yours on how someone should and shouldn't play are some of the things that ruin games like TF2. TF2 is a team based game, no doubt there, but like any game, it was made with the intention of having FUN, (foreign word to you, I'm sure), I shouldn't have even bothered to have replied to your comment, it was obviously phlog hate bait, but since you seem so inclined to give out stats on weapons, I'll give a few of my own.

Phlogistonator: at the cost of loosing air last abilities, you gain the ability to not only refill your health instantaneously, but also deal Crits for around 8 seconds, that with fuck over multiple people in a matter of seconds.

Manmelter: used with the Phlog, with the intention of allowing the pyro to continue to help his team by extinguishing them, a good pyro will do this. For a reward for doing this, you get more Crits, which don't require a special scenario to get, (like the flare gun needs).

Third degree: aside from being a better stock weapon, (stock are the best all around), you can hurt anyone connected to a Medibeam. There is no limit to the number of people connected, and has no vunurabilities, or downsides. While the power jack and axtingisher are fantastic weapons, power jack has a 20% damage vulnerability, and the axtingisher can't kill anything not on fire.

All weapons can be used effectively, and have their own strategies. This is something really silly to try and argue over, so I'm gonna leave it. If you want to keep going, go ahead, it won't really stop me from using the Phlog.

Here ya go, there are no other updates listed, (on the wiki anyway):

July 2, 2015 Patch #1 (Gun Mettle Update)
Updated description to better detail the weapon's features.
Changed attributes:
Mini Sentry Guns can now be repaired.
Mini Sentry Guns can now be Wrench construction boosted.
Mini Sentry base build speed decreased. Mini Sentry Guns that are Wrench boosted build slightly faster than previously.
Mini Sentry Guns start at 50% health on construction and gain health during construction instead of starting at 100%.
Metal gibs from destroyed Mini Sentry Guns no longer grant any metal.

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