Under the substitute spots, the normal open lobbies will show. The information in a lobby bar will show the following options:. The Lobby list also has the ability to be filtered. These lobbies are self-provided by the players, and are divided into Europe, North America, South America and Oceania.
All players are required to have a minimum of hours before they are able to log in to the site. Once players have joined a lobby, they are required to ready up and additionally, if the leader requests, expected to join the TF2Center-provided Mumble server. After every player has readied up, they will be connected to the gameserver and the Mumble server if required. Only players that have reserved a slot on the lobby page or via the substitute button will be able to join the server.
Once the game has finished, the lobby will end and the results are uploaded to logs. For '6v6' players are able to join up as the standard 6v6 classes, with a distinction between the pocket soldier and a roaming soldier. The following classes can be played:. For 'Highlander' all classes are limited to 1 per team.
Watch tutorial video made by eXtine. The team behind TF2Center are actively developing the site and listening to feedback. You can be sure that your requests and ideas will be heard. Fast responses to issues concerning TF2Center servers.
Forums act as a feedback system for ideas and bug reports. Integrated mumble support encourages better voice communications and leads to games of higher quality. This level of gameplay attracts more experienced and well-known players. One click connection to Mumble from the lobby.
A stock TF2Center Mumble server. Ability to create Mumble required lobbies. Mumbility automatically tracks those not in Mumble and punishes users for refusing to join Mumble when it is required. Automated class name addition to nicknames in Mumble for easier recognition. Separate Mumble channels for each lobby and team. There is no longer need to return to the site to report players. Our new reporting system helps obtain subs faster, especially during the game, when players can typically be slow to report missing players.
Manual substitution system through in-game chat via commands type! Ability to report yourself. You will be automatically kicked from the server when your replacement joins the game. Your won't be receiving a cooldown in this case. Missing players will be automatically reported after 2 minutes. Ability to share sub slot with your friends via direct links. Our new "Ready" system will ensure that we don't start with AFK players, resulting in a shorter pre-game.
When the lobby fills, you are given 45 seconds to ready up, otherwise you will be transferred to a spectator slot. You can activate a pre-ready up timer and step away from your computer for a few minutes.
You will automatically ready up when the lobby fills whilst the timer is still active. A distinctive voice prompt will alert you to ready up when the lobby is full.
TF2Center periodically checks server statuses, making it almost impossible for a lobby to fail due to a bad password or an expiry of a rented server. The lobby leader will be warned to take action if any problems arise. Ability to reinitialize server after the lobby has been created to execute the relevant server configs once again. You can host lobbies even if your server has STV enabled.
Now we are going to go over how to get started and play some games! Once you have done this, you should see a ton of little bars on the right hand sign of your screen showing maps and class logos, as well as a flag. Each of these is a lobby. The flag represents where the lobby is hosted, the map is obviously the map that the lobby is on, and the class symbols represent which roles are and aren't filled.
To join one, hover over it and click "Join". In the page that opens, you will see different sections for RED and BLU teams, and you can select the class you would like to play.
Once all the classes are filled, you will be prompted to "Ready Up" and your TF2 will start up and join the server. This is gonna be a little more complicated, so I'm gonna put it into steps. Part 1: Reserving a Server 1. Login through Steam.
Click "Let's Play! Set the start and ending time of your reservation. Select a server close to your location , and set the passwords. I just make all the passes Select a config and whitelist. Choose whether you want your reservation to end or not when you leave the server.
Click "Save". Take note of the server IP and stuff it shows you, or just keep the page open for part 2.
Part 2: Creating a Lobby with the Server 1. Go to TF2Center. Click the big orange "Create" button. Choose a format Highlander, 6v6, etc. Choose the same map as you did for your reservation. Choose a config I use "UGC". Describe your lobby, and fiddle around with the advanced options if you want.
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