Valve’s famous Team Fortress 2 (TF2) has been running strong for nine years, and now plans to take the classic shooter to the next level. Not long ago, Valve confirmed rumors of competitive matchmaking and new servers for it. Valve clarified how the company was going to go about this in a newly created competitive TF2 Steam page.
However, any players planning to help in the testing of the new system will be prioritized based on a few criteria before they can participate in the Beta, the key one being that they purchased the game before it was available for free in 2011, or have made an in-game purchase. Anyone who reaches this and two other requirements will be put in a pool for a random selection to receive a Competitive Matchmaking Beta Pass.
Valve says that the testing will begin in about a week.
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Source: Steam
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