Team Fortress 2

No, there are no cheat codes for TF2 on the Xbox 360. There are only glitches and exploits, but those get patched fairly quickly.

A Bot Killing, or correctly put, 'Botkiller', is a type of weapon in TF2 that has solely cosmetic benefits. It simply features a dangling robot head on the weapon, which sways left, right, up and down due to it's jigglebones feature. There are no fixed prices for these weapons, however. There are nearly a hundred BotKiller weapons out there, and they each have their own individual price. If you want to find these, you have to play in an official Valve Mann Vs Machine server, select your certain mission and pray that luck will be on your side after it ends. The easier way to get them however, is from the Community Market, and from trading sites like TF2Outpost and Backpack.tf. Each have their own pros and cons, but it's up to you whichever on you want to use.

There is no 'Best Class' in Team Fortress 2. They all have their own jobs, so to speak. It all depends on your play style.

However, the most all-around class would be the Soldier.

The best class depends on what your good at. For example, if you like hitting and running, the scout is your best class. If you like staying back and picking enemies from a distance, choose a sniper.

Step 1: Open My Computer

Step 2: Go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Team fortress 2\tf\cfg\

Step 3: Double click on autoexec.cfg

Step 4: When it asks you what program to open with select notepad

Step 5: Add the following to the file:

cl_phys_props_enable "0"

cl_phys_props_max "0"

violence_agibs "0"

violence_hgibs "0"

violence_hblood "0"

violence_ablood "0"

Step 6: Save the file

Step 7: (Re)Start your game

Team Fortress 2 is a team-based multiplayer first person shooter developed by Valve Software as part of the game bundle The Orange Box. It was first released for Microsoft Windows, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3 on October 10, 2007. Following suit, it was released as a standalone title on April 9, 2008, and on June 10, 2010, Team Fortress 2 was released for Mac OS X. The PC and OS X versions of Team Fortress 2adopted a "Free to Play" model on June 23, 2011 with all revenue being generated from micro transactions in the In-game Store. After several months of closed beta, Team Fortress 2 was finally released for Linux operating systems on February 14, 2013.

The Saxxy is an award given to winner of a Replay category.

You create a video, using Team Fortress 2, and upload it for the community to vote on.

The categories from the 2011 Saxxy Awards were:

Category:

Most Inventive Kill

Best Mid-air Murder

Biggest Massacre

Funniest Replay

Best Getaway

Best Revenge

Mostest Pwnage

Most Heroic

Best Set Design

Best Team Costume

Best Original Soundtrack

Best 30 second trailer

Best Coordinated Combat

Most Dramatic

Best Cinematography

Best Editing

Most Epic Fail

Most Extreme Stunt

Players' Choice

Best Overall

As of 27/04/2012 there are 540 items in team Fortress 2.

Taunt kills are extremely hard to achieve, and therefore usually have an achievement attached to them. Taunt kills are triggered when the right class is holding the right weapon (must have ammo) and taunts. When you taunt however, you can't move, and although it's lethal, your attack will only usually trigger shortly after starting the taunt.

I don't think so the game didn't make allot of money nor was it noticed to much on Video Game sites for a movie so yeah i think not.

there are 37 including cloaking and engineering stuff like that too

You can now get it free online. You must first get a free steam account though.

It takes you back to the main menu with a message that says "You have been kicked by Console." It's not permanent though, so you are free to immediately rejoin the server if you want to.

It is a special item that can only be obtained if you played on the days of when Meet the Pyro came out.

No

I do not suggest you buy it because, it doesn't update the way the free PC version does and your stuck with the default weapons and maps

In the trading community, The Sharp Dresser in Genuine quality is worth 5 keys. A normal Sharp Dresser is worth about 2 keys.

In the blacklist tab, when looking for online games.

right click and remove from Blacklist.

yes the minimum spec is a GHz processor you should be fine.

This I also stumbled on before. You have to browse the Steam Workshop for Team Fortress 2, or whatever game you play, then click subscribe on the thing you want. I'm quite sure the weapons *DONT* work on normal servers, you must use the Workshop Test Servers. Enjoy!

Join a Bot Server

If you want to get achievements offline, first you need to initialise the Developer Console.

From the Main Menu, select options and put a check in the box "Enable Developer Console"

Start a server, add a basic password, select one of the maps that are available in "Offline Practice" When the map starts, press the tilde button (the button left of the number 1) and type "tf_bot_add xx" where xx is equal to a number. If you wanted to add 9 bots you would type tf_bot_add 9

If the map is one of the practice maps the bots will activate, if not they will just sit in the spawn.

team fortress

You Plug a USB mouse into a USB Drive in the laptop, and now you can use your usb mouse with your laptop for anything.

its random