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Team Fortress 2 is—second only to Half-Life—probably what you think of when you picture a Valve game. It's built a huge, passionate player base of loyal fans who have, from an outsider's perspective, been stuck in a sisyphean, circular nightmare of bots and banwaves for some time now.
has no shortage of memorable challenges, but some encounters that were considered for the game didn't ultimately make the cut. Whether looking at direct explanations from the developers at GameScience or alleged leaks of the original plot, there's a lot of material missing from the final product to speculate about.
boasts over 90 boss fights throughout the whole game, and some of these are easier than others; the fight with Erlang Shen and the Four Heavenly Kings in the game's secret ending is one of the trickiest. Once you unlock the ending, you'll have to face Erlang twice in two different forms, so it's best to be prepared for each fight before going in. On top of these two fights, one more fight against four, simultaneous bosses will stand in your way of beating the secret ending.
Any playthrough of will be filled to the brim with memorable boss fights, but it's possible to make it to the credits without encountering many of the encounters that the game has to offer. Hidden bosses strewn throughout the game can be found by exploring side areas or completing convoluted tasks, and they tend to be just as good as the ones that can't be missed.
Cid Highwind joins the party as a guest character, ferrying Cloud Strife and the gang across Gaia in his Tiny Bronco. For fans of the original, it was surprising to see the last obtainable party member performing as a glorified taxi service, but his inclusion in the game was welcomed nonetheless. As ends, Cloud and the group prepare to depart in a fixed Tiny Bronco to their next destination. With Cid still helming the transport, he is almost certainly going to be a playable character in .
The chapters of contain side quests that can be easily missed if the Destined One doesn’t stray off the main path. It’s also important to remember that when you encounter NPCs pay close attention to their dialogue, as they offer hints for potential next steps. Listening to their demands and completing fetch and deliver tasks is key to unlocking secret areas, fights, and rewards.
Most boss fights in have a straightforward objective, but there's one encounter in Chapter Two that's a little more complicated. When the Destined One encounters the Second Prince and the King of Flowing Sands, he has to take on both opponents at once, and the order in which he does so affects more than just battle strategy. The game doesn't make it clear in advance, but it's possible to miss out on either a reward or a unique cutscene depending on the approach to the fight.
Six secret areas can be found in as you explore different Chapters, but you have to complete different tasks to enter these hidden locations. One of the game's endings is tied to the discovery of every secret zone, so you'll want to find each one at some point. New NPCs, bosses, and gear can also be found in these spaces, making them important spots to visit.