Team Fortress 2 Warns Us Of Mann Vs. Machine
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Team Fortress 2 Warns Us Of Mann Vs. Machine

This update has been a long time coming. Going back as far as 2010, Valve has been hinting that something else has been going on in the world of Team Fortress 2. After two years of teasing, we finally know the truth about Gray Mann, and the truth is that we’re not alone.
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Published: Aug 14, 2012 12:50 am

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This update has been a long time coming. Going back as far as 2010, Valve has been hinting that something else has been going on in the world of Team Fortress 2. After two years of teasing we finally know the truth about Gray Mann, and the truth is that we’re not alone.

Starting on the 15th, it becomes Mann vs Machine where five players can join up to take on a horde of deadly (yet strangely familiar…) robots from setting off a bomb.

Check out the official video below setting up Mann vs Machine, and after that click here to see YouTube user 69Starmix96 explain just how deep this rabbit hole goes.

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