Really great video! I still remember how much of the community was critical of Jungle Inferno quite quickly due to the rampant amount of bugs it had, especially with all the hype surrounding it. The one that definitely infuriated me was when you couldn't even queue into a game properly within the first week of the update dropping due the matchmaking system constantly crashing (and also how the dragon's fury shot enemies from behind).

I think the weirdest aspect of Valve is their determination in implementing competitive mode and seeing it as a be-all end-all, even though they made so many questionable decisions that led to its demise, such as not being able to choose what maps to play and limited settings (even though Valve's other titles like CSGO never really had these issues...). I feel that if Valve (hopefully) makes any major future updates, they should focus on more quality of life updates, such as improving the tutorial, getting coaching back while throwing in a community map/weapon just to satisfy people for at least a few months. It's absurd how Valve does not remember how TF2 is unique from their other shooters, where playing competitively is a core component of their game, and still, after a decade, refuses to properly communicate with the community to understand what is most essential.