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Team Fortress 2: A large amount of content has been leaked.

Between maps, models, and other content, this makes a total of 61GB. What does this mean for Team Fortress 2?

Javier by Javier
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Team Fortress 2’s strong fanbase keeps it in Steam’s top 10.

It is not surprising that the Team Fortress 2 community is still active despite its years, and we are not referring to the fact that it is only a free game but to the fact that its community has remained so loyal to the game despite its problems.

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The community has already shown how loved Team Fortress 2 is, and Valve has only shown little interest in one of their most popular games on their own Steam platform. One of the most important updates the game ever got was with “The Jungle Inferno” almost 4 years ago.

Even though there isn’t much to do in the game, the community has stayed neutral, and most people don’t expect anything from Valve, at least until now.

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Oh, Surprise!

The latest news has disturbed the entire community, as one of the biggest leaks in the existence of Team Fortress 2 is happening.

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The user Richter Overtime has published only a small part of the leaked content on Twitter, mentioning 61GB of total content made up of maps and models in general. Everything points to it being just content that was never revealed or used in the game; however, fans could care less about it right now, as they showed satisfaction knowing that Valve always had content in their hands.

Below, you can see the images of the leaked content on Twitter, where we can see some never-before-seen weapons as well as a somewhat intimidating model of a small sentry:

🚨!!The ENTIRE TF2 asset repo just leaked!!🚨

Tons of never before seen maps, models, PSDs & VMFs, everything.

Once the community finishes digesting this(61gb), there will be nothing else to talk about

This is the last official TF2 content drop you or I will ever see. pic.twitter.com/0pGjnMQoOB

— Richter Overtime (@richterovertime) January 12, 2023

There is a lot of content to analyze, and if you are a huge fan of Team Fortress 2, you can look at every detail of the images shown and draw your own conclusions. Generally, it is thought to be just old content that was never used, and it is unknown if Valve has plans to include it in the game. What do you think about it?

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