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''Team Fortress'' 2 and it's predecessor, Team Fortress Classic, were games developed by [[Valve Software]] that introduced a tactical style of gameplay, offering up nine different classes with their own unique attributes.
'''Team Fortress 2''' and it's predecessor, '''Team Fortress Classic''', were games developed by [[Valve Software]] that introduced a team-tactical style of gameplay, offering up nine different classes with their own unique attributes.


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Both versions of Team Fortress offer up gametypes such as "capture and hold", "object capture", and "defend-attack", however TF2 has yet to offer any maps that feature the multiple "capture-and-return" style of play.
Both versions of Team Fortress offer up gametypes such as "capture and hold", "object capture", and "defend-attack", however TF2 has yet to offer any maps that feature the multiple "capture-and-return" style of play.

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Team Fortress 2 and it's predecessor, Team Fortress Classic, were games developed by Valve Software that introduced a team-tactical style of gameplay, offering up nine different classes with their own unique attributes.


Both versions of Team Fortress offer up gametypes such as "capture and hold", "object capture", and "defend-attack", however TF2 has yet to offer any maps that feature the multiple "capture-and-return" style of play.