TF2 on the Xbox is a Modded Masterpiece

[@RichterOvertime]

Phenomenal video my love ❤❤❤

[@miniak2708]

richter jerboatime

[@-w-138]

Yep!!

[@Jacox98]

Man just got engaged to ratlobber, what a lucky guy

[@Chipmunkboy]

I was gonna reply something stupid and then the gmod part came up ps2 rock guy

[@PyreOManiac]

i ship

[@DrERRORz]

Wowza! What a guy. Would love to meet this Dr. dude.

[@The-Red-Kleiner]

Yeah me too

[@mukyuuhikuu]

idk he kinda sounds schtinky to me

[@DrERRORz]

@@mukyuuhikuu Really?

[@mukyuuhikuu]

@@DrERRORz perhap also saw your banner and wanted to make a funny[bad] response

[@lurkinhehe]

yo... is that? no way, you can't be the dude from the video!? can you?

[@Duskets]

It’s kind of tragic how the only “vanilla” version of TF2 remaining is locked behind the Xbox 360 and PS3 copies of The Orange Box. It’s this relic frozen in stasis and untouched by time. No matter how much TF2 has changed and evolved, I’ll always remember the TF2 of ‘07 that I fell in love with.

[@atomicleon1519]

10 years ago I joined a TF2 Xbox server that had loud creepy music, invisible walls, giant props, a green and purple color filter, and random image pop ups of GMan with cats. For the longest time I thought that was a dream or that my Xbox was possessed by demon or something.

[@Zestypanda]

Cool

[@Zestypanda]

Nice story

[@atomicleon1519]

@@chronogiro121 Honestly I think it was dubstep that had a lot of auto-tuned screaming.

[@PyroFTB]

@@atomicleon1519 Was it the Distorted Trumpets from Half Life 2¿

[@Knapperoni]

@@atomicleon1519 I remember joining a hacked Roblox session as a kid in the very early 2010s that had music that fit a very similar description, may have just been the "hacked game" music of the era I guess

[@isingra]

Now this takes me back. My first big experience with modded TF2 on the xbox was with a guy named Meet the Crit. Meet the Crit, being a savvy chap, used his powers to turn 2Fort into a new map basically, cutting off a few routes but adding a few new ones, making ramps that used the Gordan Freeman glass pane material so you were walking on these weirdly ornate ramps. Just really cool stuff for the time. I got so nostalgic for the game that I went to try and stream it a little while ago, and there were absolutely no servers at all it was dead at that moment in time. It really is one of those things that you had to be there for.

[@0xsergy]

at the very least you can still play it on PC, not quite the same but its around.

[@RandomHandleLol1738]

There’s actually servers on Xbox, the server browser is broken.

[@Jacox98]

Thank you for making this, I've never seen someone so clearly explain why me as a child really wanted gmod to be a thing on xbox 360 and why its so cool to see someone port construct over

[@bignut8466]

Are you kidding me?? I use to dream about gmod on the orange box, how much have they modded in??

[@DrERRORz]

Dude, construct is stupid. This Dr. Guy is dumb.

[@bignut8466]

@@DrERRORz I dare you too do rp_downtown LMAO

[@DrERRORz]

@@bignut8466 Nu uh

[@bignut8466]

@@DrERRORz :(( okay, thanks anyway dr.

[@dragunovful]

As a reverse/security engineer -- my favorite people to talk to and learn from as far as OS internals go, are without a doubt the game hacking community. Cheat developers are some of the greatest reverse engineers and exploit devs you will ever meet. Brilliant people that will make you think differently about everything. Extremely nostalgic. Everything in this video resonated with me -- although I don't remember really ever coming across modders back then on the xbox version. I ended up getting more into Gmod and portal than anything else.

[@DragoDactyl]

Why does my brain hurt reading this as a cs player

[@Slop_Dogg]

The Orange Box on the Xbox 360 felt truly overwhelming to me as a young teen. A brand new Half Life episode, some mysterious game called Portal & Team Fortress 2. It felt like my birthday & Christmas combined.

[@user-yk1cw8im4h]

i still have the orange box

[@digitaldiablo1653]

Same here, except PC instead of Xbox 360.

[@maxgamer553]

@@user-yk1cw8im4h one of those people with the xbox 360

[@kanifis]

@@digitaldiablo1653 same, i had just built my first pc (was like 13). its what got me hooked on valve games and a lifelong steam user. went on to counter strike source and have been playing their titles ever since.

[@fuzzlewuzzle9388]

It was one of the first 4 games I bought for my Xbox 360. The others were Burnout Paradise, Gears of War, and some other game. It might have been GTA 4.

[@Complexified5]

The fact is that the orange box is still up today, with a discord full of modded and unmodded sessions.

[@tootoo2354]

Finding a modded server back in the day was like striking gold. thank you for reminding me of those days.

[@RandomHandleLol1738]

They’re still common, there’s a discord for Xbox TF2.

[@kevinuribe318]

@@RandomHandleLol1738 no way what’s the discord ?!?

[@TwofourA]

Thank you for reminding me to wipe my ass , I sharted like an Hour ago completely forgot dhit

[@HazeLmao]

send a link?

[@TaRAAASHBAGS]

I still remember the time I was sucking at a boss in Borderlands 1 on 360 and some drop-in gave me a shield with near infinite hitpoints. I was totally amazed he could do that but also afraid I was gonna get in trouble with Xbox.

[@valettashepard909]

The bit about the source community having its faults really resonates with me. I remember just trying to learn how to use hammer, make models and textures, and how daunting it got, and when the online tutorials weren’t cutting it i tried asking for help. By and large I found the responses I got just.. really discouraging. “Google is your friend!”, “Git gud”, that kind of stuff. Source community definitely has its issues.

[@worrier]

I guess everyone has their own experiences I don't remember having many negative ones myself but I understand the sentiment.

[@ProtoMan0451]

i agree 100%. theres something about the source modding community that gives "developers" this massive ego where they act like theyre God himself running some sacred religious program

[@heroninja1125]

People who gatekeep knowledge are some of the worst people out there. So many forums and servers that are designed for helping those who need help. Yet all the answers are kept by egotistical knowledge gatekeepers that dwell on the fact that they know something that someone else wants to know.

[@Doctor-NOOOOOOOOOOO]

@@heroninja1125 Stackoverflow is a HUGE example of this

[@Hollow022]

as a console guy growing up, nothing compared to the excitement of checking the server list and seeing someone run a map that wasn’t in tf2. they were laggy as all hell but usually I’d get to walk away with the ability to use voice commands other than MEDIC!

[@furycd001]

Yea after joining a modded server, I would always try to keep TF2 running on my xbox for as long as possible so that I wouldn't loose those cool extra features I'd just gained....

[@chudthug]

I loved that

[@mcsteezy.]

so surreal to see someone literally share the exact same experience down to exact detail this is amazing

[@KirikkSiSq]

This remided me of a video where a guy in No Man's Sky on XOne flew to a planet where many players built their bases, with online features on. It was lagging

[@Persvicx]

0:01 this is such a rat lobber moment

[@Doctor-NOOOOOOOOOOO]

truly is a ratlobber moment

[@2millionblunts]

Growing up on the 360/PS3 Call Of Duties was a similar experience and its awesome they had this for TF2. It really was magical, like on PC modding is encouraged and almost looked past but on the 360 and PS3 it was like you were a magician. Two different worlds going on at the same time

[@bolm1]

I remember searching for modded zombies lobbies on WAW and being excited to finally see that mod menu. Discovering things like the default weapon and other hidden shit was truly magical

[@WokeDEMOCRATShaveASPD]

@@bolm1 everything was magic. Like the early…..crud forgor name. They had fire heads and the gold ones teleport. The mod was used on maps like Higher, 420 lab, Dubai, and dollhouse. Was it….ZOMBIE CHICKEN TACO? 😮AFTER-WAR such a classic. Obscure level design, ai ally’s, MW weapons…just laying on the ground, barely any barriers so you could hop most thing and even climb trees.

[@TFD.aep2]

My most memorable time came from call of duty 4 when someone promised to infect me with a mod menu and then deranked me and i lost all my items but then someone came and gave me a mod menu right after fr lol

[@2millionblunts]

@@TFD.aep2 lol, I remember in MW2 my first encounter with a modder, they made my brightness extremely low and told me this is what happens to your game before Infinity Ward bans you, I freaked out, then they infected me with all sorts of crazy shit and I was happy.

[@Disgruntled_Asshat]

@@TFD.aep2 I remember doing something like that before on Cod where a guy got deranked and gave him mods to have fun with cause he seemed so sad

[@goofonurface]

The nostalgia this video gave me, holy shit. There was nothing in life I wanted more as child than to be able to afford a gtx 680 and join the gmod community. Dasboschitt and the occasional console hacker made the pc platform seem magical and boundless. It's so heartwarming to see a content creator strive to bring back that magic of console modding, because it does seem more significant than the pc equivalent. Really made me feel like a kid again, thanks!

[@cin2110]

I was playing on old ass 2004 ati radeon hd something it was good enough to run the game most of the time

[@jimjellyjinjamjimbo]

My fondest memory is spawning in a 2fort game, running onto the balcony and seeing a giant Dispenser and Sentry in the sky, and a bridge made entirely out of a weird flag model. Greatest experience on console I’ve ever had.

[@user-lh7mt7zo7l]

Yeah if you built in the skybox it'd show you as massive to everyone else. You see some PC community servers do it to but on console you can noclip out of bounds, find the skybox and build shit which would look massive to everyone else.

[@hakanbrakankrakan]

@@user-lh7mt7zo7l gmod fortress 2

[@willc3697]

As a guy who has read the TF2 comics, watched endless amounts of GMOD animations and SFMs, and is an overall huge fan of the game in general, I’m surprised to say that the only time I had actually played TF2 was once, at my friend’s birthday party, on his Xbox 360. It was awesome.

[@Nauj1017]

Wait what?

[@jovankabroz6858]

You dont know what you missed.

[@TheHeavyModd]

dude go play it right now it's free

[@koli4213]

SAMEEE I love the tf2 world but never really got interested in the game it’s weird

[@jayc6894]

that’s me with the yakuza series. I know the whole story but have never touched any of the games lol

[@maulmemes]

I remember from 2013 through 2016, we'd have the youngest kids possible going "Hey, pay me some money and I'll give you infections!" The funniest part is that they were serious. They genuinely had the hacks needed to do it.

[@DylanDrinksWater]

I asked another guy tho and he did it for free it was pretty neat and I had fun until my server crashed which resets them so I was sad

[@Mopettaja]

Some of the best moments I had were the times on low gravity servers

[@JasonKikel]

How do I get Xbox tf2

[@tcscomment]

​@@JasonKikel buy the Orange Box

[@miguelguedes3411]

​@@JasonKikel buy an 360 and they buy a orange box disc. Good luck

[@dartrixts]

Fun fact 3:57 The cat is not a custom spray. Its litteraly a texture you can put into map in hammer editor. Thats all i know so uhhh yeah

[@bullhammer59]

it is a texture added before the orange box update, used for regression testing (making sure things still work after an update), hence the name "matsys_regressiontest"

[@Main267]

5:51 Partially true, video footage of a lot of the stuff that was going on in the early days got nuked from channels getting taken down for various reasons. I still have all of my old configs for my stuff I did. Pass the Bomb, Falling Tiles, Fatman Flag Football, Musical Tiles, Remote Controlled Props would be the major hitters. I did a lot of mazes and jungle gym platformers, they were more creative than a static remaking of the same game again and again. There were a lot of malicious people too in the mix, with people unbinding controls and saving the results on unsuspecting players. Spawncamping with godmode/infinite sentries. Deleting intel, pausing all control points. As with all things there's a good and bad side to power.

[@Main267]

Anti shoutout to all of those who made it onto my kicklist bind. You truly were horrible to people just wanting to play games and have fun. l3g3nds539, PLAKNUM, MowMdown, jklolrofl, King Cruz III, Squeeky Monkey, Mr Impale, etd xxjoevxx, P360 Admin, iTz xPois0n, MFSxRuThLeSsx, Shindae, P360 Member, MURDERDOLL29, gangstr52, TDS Ninja, Bressler Boyz, he11 0f f1re, BarerRudeROC, TaK BLOOD

[@ElephantsDoingCrack]

The orange box was my first exposure to Portal, TF2 and HL2's episodes for the first time on Xbox 360. I still remember when I got it: December 25, 2009 : ) Great video btw EDIT: Thank you all for the likes! For context, I did play HL1 and HL2. The reason it took me so long to play the episodes was because my dad was confused by it. He would be like "Episode 1 and 2? We already have Half-Life 2." I knew about the episodes but this was the first time I actually got to play them.

[@DrERRORz]

Same. Loved those games ever since. (Except it wasn’t 2009 or December)

[@tomorbataar5922]

Dude! I remember Orange Box coming out and everyone seemed to have it, console and PC players both. I was a HL PC fan at the time, but I did have a lot of fun hotseating with a buddy of mine playing Xbox TF2. Still keep coming back to TF2 on PC. Those were some good days, everything seemed possible.

[@thoalis4325]

Hello fellow weirdest people of all time.

[@somebonehead]

I was not a PC gamer and didn't know what Half-Life until The Orange Box had come to consoles. The only time I had heard of it was when someone in an IRC chat mentioned it, and asked them what that was, and they were like, "You've never heard of Half-Life? One of the most critically acclaimed games ever?"

[@ElephantsDoingCrack]

@@somebonehead that's unfortunately how it seems for Half-life, a lot of people don't know what it is. I don't know when your story happened. But I think after Episode 2, interest and recognition of the franchise went down. As the years went by new generations grew up without a Half-life or knowledge of what it was. Portal took it's place in the public eye and that is why Portal is more popular than Half-life sadly. (I can't tell you how many times I've had to tell people Portal and HL share the same universe).

[@L4DLegends08]

I know I’m very late to this video but as a old modder for the Left 4 Dead Series I can definitely say it was a very enjoyable time to explore theses games on a console. One of my fondest memories was explaining to a bunch of old friends how I even did it in the first place. Awesome video.

[@OmarShtaiwi_]

That's what I always thought about console modding too, being a late adopter of the PC mAsTeR rAcE, I on one point even owned a PS3 and an Xbox360. The word hacker itself almost had an entire different meaning for me back then, even today with PS4 jailbreaks and what not it's still as charmful. Great video btw, it's just that I got hit with a wave of nostalgia.

[@6z0]

2:16 you are so right. having an rgh 360 made you a god back in 2010-2015. I remember being 14 years old thinking I was the coolest mf ever

[@Azsimuth]

My experience was basically the same. I was so amazed with the things being done, like payload on dustbowl, and the fact that the console editions are still being played. It was quite a long ago I played, maybe about 2019? but i still found a dedicated community. It holds a special place in my heart.

[@onyxm00n41]

hey i used to play back in 2019-20 and i remember that exact community u r on about it was always the same people playing on the same maps. i still have them all added on xbox im pretty sure.

[@chudthug]

I think the server browser is broken, around like 2, 3000 people still play it

[@mjspace6919]

At 1:00, the Demo named SPEC 2x2 Ross and I go way back. We were never friends but him and I fought against and with each other for a good long while. However what made me not like the dude was the fact he played Demo and sticky spammed no matter what. Sticky spam is still broken in console so countering him was always an uphill battle. Bless that man but my dear was he unstoppable.

[@xSkylime]

Seeing this was a trip, had easily over 700+ hours on this version and knew a lot of the guys (in passing at least) in the community. The same set a people would always be on. Some that come to mind are Stickyasm, ALPHAaniOmega, Mazzonico, Nathan Roque, MilitanT07, Spec, Shlachmed, jaredherobrine and so many others. It's been over two years since I was able to find a server so i just gave up on it. If any of y'all actually somehow see this, it's Aimless1490/NeglectGod. Miss those fun tryhard games bros.

[@RandomHandleLol1738]

There’s a discord server for Xbox TF2. I know Spec2x2 is on there, I think schlamed too.

[@VoodleBand]

You guys ever run into Counsel Paul? What a fella. Hope he's doing well. Me and like 6 of my friends would set up lobbies, always playing Dustbowl. Such good times

[@JohnSmith32643]

Never forget playing with Dr Krinkled, Banana, TheStarCitizen, GmoddedScout, Rishiy, prowiteboy, HeavyLoveFist, Halo1080p, Fearless, big wite delite, ClydeFrog, ThatDangAsian, Spec 2x2 Ross, Sink8 and the rest of the ogs. I remember some modders such as IkeOrangeBox, CK The Sorrow, Unreal Source, FrozenWasteland, Yutaka Kobykwa/JP Yutaka, Treuebruh.

[@JessewellsAR12]

I know I’m days late to the party here, but I played TF2 on Xbox a ton and this sent me through a definite nostalgia trip. Some of these names I remember seeing in servers even 13+ years later. If someone could message me the link to the Xbox TF2 discord as to get in on some matches, I’d seriously appreciate it!

[@maestronsaucimus1879]

@@JohnSmith32643 Broooooo when Ike's name was IkeWitherspoon. His lobbies were fun.

[@beegpink-johnson6344]

2:45 I remember tons of niggas cappin like this

[@aijint]

Crazy how ratlobber doesn't own every valve game

[@ratlobber]

someone gifted portal to me after this video came out lmao

[@cruzmatt22]

@@ratlobber get the valve complete pack

[@madbruv]

@@cruzmatt22 yup

[@HyperrealisticLuigi]

@Josie me

[@desko2041]

@Josie I own ricochet, but not artifact

[@toweringhorse2054]

I think you’re the only person to really sum up the nostalgia of hacked TF2 Lobbies on the Orange Box back in the Xbox 360 days. Reminds me of multiplayer servers on Call of Duty World At War where hackers could do some crazy shit like text bombs and wall hacks. Being fairly young at the time and witnessing these things that were seemingly unexplainable other than just “mystery hackers” really left an impression on me as a kid. I think it’s funny where you said hackers were treated as celebrities warping the game to into some chaotic parody of itself. There’s a certain disconnect between vintage console hacking where nobody knew what they were doing and modern hacking which tends to be malicious and purposefully meant to make the game unplayable and worse for everyone with none of the fun or charm.

[@picture_panic]

ratlobber specifically made this video to call me the weirdest guy of all time

[@gamerplayer8882]

Thank you so much for making a video on the 360 version. It's always been my personal favorite version of TF2 and I'm glad you made a video going over all the fun stuff with modders and stuff. The server crisis has made the game a lot harder to play nowadays but it has a lot of people still.

[@IInferno]

Your passion for source games is so interesting rat, never change man, keep persuing your passion, we all love you for it.

[@wadmodderschalton5763]

TF2's cancelled console updates remains to be the earliest pieces of TF2 Lost Media (1:02)

[@FridiNaTor]

I remember reading about Valve had made a new update, and wanted to push it out, but Microsoft made you pay to update your games, so Valve just refused. Would've been interesting to see what the update would've been.

[@Manavine]

that's also why l4d had paid dlc

[@TheOfficialButthead]

probably what it was on pc, like the goldrush update or something

[@BananaReidy]

Smh microtransactionsoft

[@finkamain1621]

@@Manavine It must be, as even Call of Duty 4 and World at War had free DLC on Steam

[@heavenandhello6629]

I don’t want them to update this version because I don’t want them to patch these trollgineer exploits that they patched for the pc version in January 2008!!!!! m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJKzqYh7gs54msU

[@KentuckyStateofTheLevant]

Yeah no for sure I totally get your sentiment- it's really niché finding a video like this to relate to the nostalgia then as a console kid window shopping all the cool things PC could do. I remember begging my mom to buy the Orange box for my Xbox 360 after I'd see VenturianTale play some Gmod and what not only to fall in love with HL2 and of course TF2. Thanks for bringing up these memories man.

[@JohnniDaFreakk]

0:16 this delivery has left me weezing ever since this video has dropped

[@Chezzburgar]

you bring me back memories, i remember around 2009 - 2010 when i bought orange box on my xbox 360, there was portal, half -life 2 and of course Team fortress 2 it was in fact my first time when i played tf2, also games like left 4 dead 2, half-life 2, portal, yean also first time i played em

[@majoraman03]

One of my fondest memories of TF2 on console was loading into the mine portion of Ravenholm and being absolutely astonished that what I was playing was even real. It's small things like that really stuck with me; inspiring me to get into modding for other games.

[@lolfool866]

The funny part of this video was I was introduced to tf2 through the orange box on Xbox! I remember loading onto 2fort and selecting medic with my blazing 5 fps!

[@MFGod_Hand]

I remember modding my 360 harddrive back in the day simply to be able to turn off random crits and random damage spread for our Competitive matches in TF2. The voice commands, noclip and kill commands were just a bonus. RIP Team Rocket and Intelligent Design! We spent way too many years neglected by Valve & still ran leagues.

[@XxKeNoHxX]

If you’re 30+ years old you’ll remember console modding with Halo 2. Now that was fun!

[@somewhatrespectable]

TF2 on 360 is already a surreal experience, but this is on a whole 'nother level! Awesome vid

[@crckerjack5852]

When I was in Primary School, I sometimes went to my friends house and booted up their Xbox 360 I always played TF2 on The Orange Box. The memories I made still are with me today.

[@miniak2708]

unsoundlobber

[@Michael37476]

what

[@miniak2708]

@@Michael37476 our ears were turned on 5 minutes after upload

[@omasopa2575]

@@miniak2708 what

[@RIP2UALL]

@@miniak2708 What?

[@PrinceSheogorath]

@@miniak2708 makes sense yea, our ears were

[@0xGRIDRUNR]

dr giving credit to the entire console modding community shows theyre a great person. I hope wherever they are, theyre doing well and continuing a project that makes them happy

[@thr0ne1997]

1:59 omg someone remembers dr. hax :DDDDDD gmod idiot box was my entire childhood :D

[@CoBud91]

Reviews of obscure retro stuff like this are always the shit. Nice job bro, looking like this is gonna be your most popular video

[@muttipi]

i used to play console orange box religiously when i was a kid and i wish it’d get more of that love.

[@thebestraccoon7569]

7:50 bro I went to GameStop on my birthday and asked for Garry’s mod because I didn’t know about Pc exclusives titles. Him making construct playable on the Xbox resonates with me so much!

[@imrmoneybagzgangsta9141]

god this brought me back, i remember playing gta on the xbox 360 back in 2013-2014 and coming across a modder was like "meeting a celebrity" hahah i miss all those games i used to play

[@WanderSeth]

Damn, this hit the nostalgia. I saw faces I used to see in this video, and was reminded of a time when I’d just relax and eavesdrop on conversations and test maps/game modes with TeenageGnome and Ike Witherspoon. I’ll never forget how fun payload Dustbowl was

[@StickWatch]

this was the only thing i played during my early childhood, thank you SO much for making a video about tf2 on xbox360

[@cortepapel5706]

Orange Box was definitely my first taste of TF2, before I had to borrow computers, I bought the game from some obscure tech place that I'm sure is long gone by now, but I still have faint visions of what it looked like.

[@slantedhorses4233]

radioshack

[@cortepapel5706]

@@slantedhorses4233 Holy shit you might be right

[@user-yk1cw8im4h]

but radioshack isnt obscure

[@Gmodfan750]

​@@user-yk1cw8im4h They said it was faint, so they couldn't be fully sure.

[@mcsteezy.]

thank you so much I literally played orange box til like 2014 and the sheer excitement little me got from seeing "CTF CLOCKTOWER" show up on the lobby list is nice to remember

[@mcsteezy.]

AND THOSE FUCKING FROGS I NEVER THOUGHT I WOULD SEE THOSE IN MY LIFE AGAIN

[@xChillDudex]

It was ctf_cloak

[@tomorbataar5922]

Seeing old version gm_construct on Xbox really does it for me. I just love how Source mods has always pushed boundaries like this, even console ports are not safe from them and I had no idea such a cursed thing could be done.

[@imTheMrBEAN]

Bro! The admin bypass. And your mom not trusting steam with her card? VERY relatable lmfao. I feel your pain bro

[@__-tt2ot]

When I remember playing tf2 on Xbox when I was eleven, my sole run-in with hacks was a server that had a half-life map instead of your typical 2fort/dust bowl. It felt magical then, really. Thanks for bringing back some memories.

[@heavenandhello6629]

These are not hacks. These are mods!

[@popcorncolonel726]

I remember this very vividly. I invited my friend Nicholas over so he could try out TF2 on my Xbox 360. While he was playing, a jet black Heavy wearing a chef’s hat noclipped into the spawn room, wielding Sasha as his melee weapon. It only happened once and I’ve never quite been able to track down anyone who experienced the same thing.

[@LightsJusticeZ]

Wow never realized how far the modding scene got. The most I remember back in the day was loading into a custom rocket jump map made up of fences. I remember seeing some promising work of custom modding Payload on Dustbowl using a minecart set on tracks. The most modding I could ever do without an actual modded Xbox 360 was entering Source console commands via editing Xbox profiles on a PC and loading them through a USB drive. Wasn't much but rebinding Medic to say Spy was, to me, like hackerman status lol.

[@Hagashager]

I was one of those weird guys who's start was on 360. I put many many *many* hours into TF2 on Xbox Live. I did not get a viable computer until 2011, at which point I finally got it on Steam. TF2 on 360 was a very good time. Many fond memories on there.

[@ThatTrainerGuy]

Thanks for using Ape Escape music. I don't hear it very often, but when I do I always appreciate it. The whole OST is a timeless masterpiece.

[@KingHydros-pu1el]

I can also hear some Ridge Racer as well

[@dat_spi2487]

The amount of hours I have put in TF2 on the Xbox 360 is insane! So many good memories of playing this late into the night with my buddies was some of my favourite memories. Thank you so much for making this video!

[@Yggdravil]

As a kid I remember playing the crap out of TF2 360, I still remember the time I joined a random game and it was the crane map from the highway level of HL2. Was super cool to play and see what was possible (the modder also gave all the orange box achievements out to everyone)

[@lopiklop]

That photo of the PC you used was **literally** the first model of PC I had as a child. Compaq Presario [Model Number] Not the one I used to play TF2 tho, that would be a few OS's away yet. It even has the speakers and the monitor too. That photo makes me so nostalgic.

[@hyperventalated]

The 360 version was my first TF2 experience as well, all the way back in 2009! I mostly did vanilla stuff, i wasnt lucky enough to run into these modded lobbies, but I also remember wandering around empty servers in the dead of night looking at the details of the maps. It was one of the things that springboarded my interest in game development. I remember looking at all the machines and lights and background rooms of the 2fort intel room while listening to mechanical clicking and beeping ambience. Good times dude

[@Bennett1430]

From the nostalgic explanation of console modding, the R4 tunes, and the WTF BOOM, good video bruvva

[@DukeOfGumby]

First experience with TF2 was wandering around an empty tc_hydro and listening to the developer commentary when I was like 12 because I didn’t have Xbox Live.

[@paldinox1]

SAME, I bought the Orange Box for HL2 and Portal but I had no idea what TF2 even was. I wandered around Hydro as Heavy for like half an hour listening to commentary nodes and repeatedly taunting before becoming bored and never touching the game again until I got my first PC in 2016.

[@JuniBowman]

I’m watching all your backlog and man, your older videos feels like they end way before they should, like I expect you to keep talking and suddenly it’s just “well, that’s the end of the video, hope you enjoy” your newer stuff feels far more complete, keep up the good work man

[@ickypopped]

prediction after this video hits everyone in the community its gonna fill the servers

[@bilbobabins1881]

I remember being a young lad playing the orange box tf2 and man, the fun it still was. Joining a server not knowing it had been fully modded, like seeing custom maps on console was insane

[@claritythenimbat6058]

I remember playing with Dr sometime during 2020, pretty chill modder back when i played tf2 on the console. If my memory serves me correct- im pretty sure a older name used to be "Dr Gears"

[@C.A._Old]

*Mr Gabe Newell Have Great Words: Consoles Updates is Wasting Times. PC Worth it away.*

[@jimhoxworth8655]

I remember sometimes hackers on console would just change your fov to about 120. It was the nicest thing ever. Like "WOW I can see the scouts arms now!" It felt like I was a pc player and it happened quite a few times I recall.

[@heavenandhello6629]

It’s not hacking! It’s modding!

[@jimhoxworth8655]

@@heavenandhello6629 shut up, fuck dude. "ERM IT'S NOT HACKING IT'S MODDING!"🤓 I garentee everyone hates you irl. Must you be an insufferable know it all online too? I hope a wizard casts a fireball at your house and I will laugh 😅

[@heavenandhello6629]

@@jimhoxworth8655 m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZSod3SKm79mq9k

[@youpi403]

The legendary hdpvr, the golden age of console mod menus, real freedom mend with pure chaos. bro you just made me remember about my whole childhood.

[@Wolfmansgeneralchannel]

I found out about the 360 servers still being up and was stoked to try tf2 for the 1st time, I think this guy named chill does a ton of modded maps, play a match on 2 hl2 maps and it was the most fun I had had in my life

[@xChillDudex]

😁😁

[@Bobbyroberts310]

Y’all remember the hacked halo 3 maps people made that just circled around using word of mouth

[@energeticyellow1637]

PS3 TF2 was my first taste of the game back in late 2011. I have a few fond memories of even the vanilla game, as vanilla TF2 is quite charming for how simple it is, but I remember a few modded servers like this one zombie survival gamemode on dustbowl that was pretty sweet. But a lot of my interactions with modders ended up being griefers with aimbots and speed hacks sadly

[@Jeans-je5wu]

Can’t believe you used my footage in this video honestly shocking when I realized lmao great video

[@C.A._Old]

*10:25** You Are Funny. Team Fortress 2 IS Masterpiece ! Maggot. !*

[@beastoid2492]

I bought the Orange Box at GameStop and the employee legit told me about this video.

[@zaccarryzimbleton]

I still dream of the day gmod or jbmod is on consoles, much like how I wanted minecraft on the ds and 3ds (before it actually got ported)

[@infamoushacker4chan883]

I remember joining an Xbox tf2 server and a modder teleported people into the 3d skybox, resulting in *gargantuan* players appearing in the sky for everyone else. It was great.

[@FurryWrecker911]

I see you too heard the "90s / 00s Ambient Jungle in Gaming Mix [1] (Intelligent DnB)" playlist, given your music tracks for this video. Nostalgia piled on top of nostalgia. This one is going in the Favorites folder.

[@MacaqueStinx]

I downloaded a custom keybind mod that would spawn enemy AI and all weapons and godmode n shit for the 360's Orange Box, using Modio, an old defunct cloud based modding software where people could upload their modded gamesaves to the database, and you could download them and it would rehash and resign the save to your account automatically. It also had save editors built in, and a save viewer n shit. It was awesome. Modded so many xbox 360 games with that shit, especially Borderlands. I miss the days of USB modding.

[@imthebause]

Yesssss Modio!! I remember modding my Just Cause 2 save on that. What a throwback.

[@MacaqueStinx]

​@@imthebauseI miss it so fucking much bro. I remember having a save for GTA 5 that had modded cop cars and the unobtainable online vehicles in the single player garages. Shit was so awesome

[@ironeleven]

You just made me recall a very old memory of somebody with a flying, full-auto Wraith in Halo 2. I forgot about console hacking completely.

[@a6hawk]

i love boxes

[@SirNastintatious]

Killer video. I was just talking to someone a day prior to watching this about how cool TF2 was on the Orange Box. This was one of those games where I would tell my friends about it and nobody knew what I was talking about. It's funny to think that now I can talk to TF2 players and even they don't remember or know about TF2 on the Orange Box. I had no idea about the mods though, I never managed to run into any of those lobbies I guess.

[@PkNess97]

Used to mod Mw2, Gta lV, World at War, and Cod4 during the 360 days. My friends list was constantly full, and I couldn't even play a match without receiving messages from half the lobby. I always tried to make the lobbies as fun as possible, however, and I thankfully never got banned. Definitely good times, even if the constant messaging got annoying sometimes. Awesome video man!

[@mister_bango]

Wow forgot all about modding console games. Thanks for reminding about those awesome memories. Mr.BigKZbinGuy and I can’t wait to see what Dr. does next!!!!

[@alacai]

3:31 anyone know this song's name i've beenhearing it everywhere i need to know

[@xXblazmodzXx]

Great video! Man, Me and my friends used to play this version of the game for so long. We put so many hours into this version. We used to play in private servers together and just hang out. Sometimes we'd hop into a bunch of random online matches, hoping to find a modded lobby to let us use character voice commands, fly around, turn team killing on, etc. I miss this version. I would never play it ever since I got my own PC and started playing that version instead, but man. It's so crazy to think about how creative me and my friends were, I believe my interest in story telling came from the shit we'd make up in our private servers. I miss those days, simpler times.

[@Jun-Kyard]

Pyrocynical reacted to your video bro, you gonna get us out of the hood right?

[@tequanellis]

I was playing TF2 on the 360 too man. Playing 4+ hours games during school nights was awesome. Got the Ape escape music in the background too, instant subscribe brother.

[@MeloRat69]

I was lucky enough to join modded servers on tf2 multiple times, no words can describe how excited I got when I joined one. As a kid I always dreamed of hosting my own modded TF2 servers lol

[@moxfulder8869]

tf2 xbox is my favourite game ever. never saw any mods this crazy but remember a few lobbies of permanent crit hits (essentially making the game one shot kill) with instant respawns and sometimes low gravity and being so amazed by it rip tf2 xbox

[@Theroguefrenchman]

What a pity that the game will stop being sold on the xbox and in March the servers will close on the ps3

[@Chisumasu]

Can really tell the old ego raptor inspiration in the way you deliver a lot of lines. Makes it a very entertaining watch

[@thewisenoodle1116]

10:37 WHAT THE FU-

[@essaym7509]

Hey man, huge respect for you bringing attention towards console modding. I still remember the good ol' days of Halo 2 modding and watching all my friends lose their shit watching a Warthog do a backflip and fly away into the sunset. Back in the day guides were much harder to come by and you had to do a lot of research to get things setup.