Which would you rather play, Team Fortress 2 or Unreal Tournament?

[Solarboy]

This is for a "research" of some sort, thank you for answering.

[Corn]

Quite frankly there should be no competition.

[Dusk]

Quite frankly there should be no competition.

Poll is 3:2 right now. I voted UT.

I imagine you think TF2 wins hands down, but not everyone likes objective based gameplay and funny hats.

[Twilight]

UT gets my vote. Also, UT2k4>UT3.

[IllegallySane]

UT I feel is more for old-school hardcore players. TF2 is just plain fun, silly, and pretty chill, which fulfills my requirements.

[Corn]

Poll is 3:2 right now. I voted UT.

I imagine you think TF2 wins hands down, but not everyone likes objective based gameplay and funny hats.

Well to be honest I'm extremely biased as I never played UT.

[IllegallySane]

Well to be honest I'm extremely biased as I never played UT.

But surely you've heard of the gameplay, or have seen videos of people playing the game. All I know is the guns in the game are ridiculously tough to master because most of them ain't your average FPS weapon.

[happylight]

UT2k4

[Dusk]

Well to be honest I'm extremely biased as I never played UT.

That's what I figured.

[MuscleWizard]

TF2 is fun, but Unreal Tournament 2004 beats it hands down simply because of how many gamemodes there are and the fun as pineapple singleplayer campaign

[Alloy]

TF2 hands down. The classes give the game a variety that few others can achieve. Not to mention the new weapons being shipped from time to time.

[Rob]

UT gets my vote. Also, UT2k4>UT3.

This oh so much

[yoosergio]

Btw, "Unreal Tournament" is supposed to be specifically the first game from 1999. Not the whole franchise or any of the sequels.

[Twilight]

Btw, "Unreal Tournament" is supposed to be specifically the first game from 1999. Not the whole franchise or any of the sequels.

What type of comparison is that? Next up Pitfall C64 vs Skyrim.

[Flonne]

Between old and hats, I'll take old. I played UT on LAN during class a lot in high school/college during labs though, so maybe that's why I prefer it.

[Alloy]

Between old and hats, I'll take old. I played UT on LAN during class a lot in high school/college during labs though, so maybe that's why I prefer it.

TF2 - October 2007

Unreal Tournament 3 - November 2007.

Interesting, isn't it?

Also, I prefer tf2 because it's one of the few FPS where aim isn't as important as knowing what to do and when. As a medic, choosing who to heal... As a spy, making the rest think you are one of the other team... while STILL having the aim factor, for sniper, for example. Traps? Demoman. Specific targets? Scout. There's a lot more behind the hats.

[IllegallySane]

Between old and hats, I'll take old. I played UT on LAN during class a lot in high school/college during labs though, so maybe that's why I prefer it.

I find it amusing you pretty much sum up TF2 as "hats". I put 167 hours into TF2 as of now and I've yet to own a hat that came from a Mann crate; yet, I don't care about such things. I can laugh and have a fun time even when I lose and/or die repeatedly, and when a game can do that it's a keeper.

[Flonne]

TF2 - October 2007

Unreal Tournament 3 - November 2007.

Interesting, isn't it?

Also, I prefer tf2 because it's one of the few FPS where aim isn't as important as knowing what to do and when. As a medic, choosing who to heal... As a spy, making the rest think you are one of the other team... while STILL having the aim factor, for sniper, for example. Traps? Demoman. Specific targets? Scout. There's a lot more behind the hats.

We played UT2K4, I didn't even know there was one newer than that. To be fair, I hate the entire FPS genre, but that's not what the poll was asking! I only know about TF2 because lots of people talk about it.