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The spectator mode is pretty good, but it can be improved. When you are spectating a CS match you can see where are all the players in the map. If you don’t know what i’m talking about, this is an example: http://box.jisko.net/i/54bd69.jpg

I think that feature would be really good for TF2, teamplay and tactics are very important in this game. I’ve made an example: http://box.jisko.net/i/baf06d.jpg

We could suggest this option to VALVe.

You can change to first person, third person, free mode and map mode.

Quoted from longas

The spectator mode is pretty good, but it can be improved. When you are spectating a CS match you can see where are all the players in the map. If you don’t know what i’m talking about, this is an example: http://box.jisko.net/i/54bd69.jpg

I think that feature would be really good for TF2, teamplay and tactics are really important in this game. I’ve made an example: http://box.jisko.net/i/baf06d.jpg

We could suggest this option to VALVe.

+100:)

When i cast then I miss CS spec a lot…this overview thingy gives you such a great view of the game…

Gl stop stealing my ideas, kthxb

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PROBLEM IS:

1. There is no radar in tf2 to my knowledge.
2. Valve will have to make an overhead image for every map ever created.
3. Unlike CS, maps are not flat.
4. Can’t think of one. Read 1., 2. and 3. again while I think.

on tf2lobby after each map u can see where everyone was !!!!!!!! works with rcon maybe??? it’s cool don’t know but must be possible.

Quoted from dotfloat™

PROBLEM IS:

1. There is no radar in tf2 to my knowledge.
2. Valve will have to make an overhead image for every map ever created.
3. Unlike CS, maps are not flat.
4. Can’t think of one. Read 1., 2. and 3. again while I think.

1. ok, so what?
2. takes one minute
3. ??????