Your understanding is flawed then. Everything you've been saying is
logically flawed and it just seems like you are just trying to be as troll
as possible.

If hosting servers was a zero sum game, then why would the would Valve let
people do it? Use your brain and think. They do it because it is NOT a zero
sum game. We get something out of it and they get something out of it.

It doesn't matter if they were on quickplay.I don't know how many times I
have to repeat myself. My point is that even servers that aren't eligible
for quickplay were negatively affected because most players are now never
even aware that community servers exist given the tiny button that browse
servers have. If you ever ran a saxton/ff server you would know what I am
talking about, but you obvious don't have any experience in this matter.
There used to be dozens of custom servers populated 24/7 and now there are
maybe 3-4.

Why is minecraft not a valid argument? You know that there is an official
minecraft host called minecraft realms? And they don't plaster them all
over the top of the main menu. Why does the game mode even matter? Again,
wrong on all points.

And why do the lack of complaints flooding reddit mean that Valve should
ignore the issue? As Henry Ford famously said, "If I had asked people what
they wanted, they would have said faster horses". If people don't know
there's something better, they won't ask for it. The community players
didn't complain about it right away because it was a slow change and it was
hard to figure out that Valve was at fault for killing off their server
because they never use quickplay.

And yes Valve does owe something to communities *who also happen to be
their players and customers* not to break crucial features that were sold
on release such as being able to host the game and have a fair chance to
get players. It doesn't matter if people shuda wuda cuda shifted to custom
game modes which are actually deader than regular tf2.

If you ever release a game or marketplace, please tell everyone you are
going to screw them over as soon as it is more profitable for them. Let's
see how well that works out for you.

@rd, I think someone was complaining here about your stop the tank being on
quickplay several months ago.
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