1) You’re absolutely right. The “Links” and “About Us” links do the same thing. That’s because they link to “/” because I haven’t built them yet. Similarly, Introduction just links to Teamfortresstactics.com, and only 2 or 3 of the class pages have been made so far. This is definitely a site in progress, and I work full time so it is only built in my spare time. However when I add to it, I do it in full. I don’t write half a page; I put it up in full. So I am trying to do it right, just piece by piece. So please be patient with stuff like this, I promise it’s on the way!

2) Oops! Thank you for pointing that out! I’ll fix that tonight.

3) Yeah, my co-worker told me about that one and I realized he was wrong this past weekend. I’m glad someone else thinks so too. I’ll remove that tonight as well too. However, I still think it’s in the spy. They do it a lot in the spawn room; but it has nothing to do with being behind a near-victim.

4) I’ll put this on my list of things to change in the future.

5) Thank you for the information. I never actually proof read it after writing it all. I will double check the page the next time I make updates.

Again thank you for taking the time to point out things you would like to see improved and if you think of more things or find more errors, please by all means let me know!

-Webmaster

1) The “Contact Us” link at the bottom of the page doesn’t seem to work. It’s just a link to whatever page you’re currently viewing. This is why I’m communicating to you through comments!

2) The Advanced Strategies section currently has the “Team Fortress 2 Patches” heading.

3) There is a tip in the Advanced Strategies section that says that you will hear an audio clip of someone saying “Psst” when a spy is around. This is incorrect. The “Psst” soundbite is the Sniper’s cheer when he scores a kill. Not sure exactly what conditions have to be met for him to say it. It may have to be a headshot kill.

4) Some of the pictures depicting sentry placements in the Engineer class guide are a bit too close up and it’s difficult to discern exactly where in the map the picture comes from.

5) Some of the pictures in the Engineer guide are not located close enough to the accompanying text.