I had so much fun in ID Tech. At first, I thought that I can talk to people who work at Valve, but it turns out that I was using a program that anyone can use. Also, the class was small. But despite that, I still had fun. I created my own custom map, and I am still making another custom map right now.

For the pass few months, Team Fortress 2 hasn't really been given that much respect like it did years ago, so I'm going to help Valve pull the TF2 team back on their feet running faster than the Scout with the Baby Face's Blaster... or the characters who run at 100% speed. For my first idea, it isn't a map, it's an idea for the casual and competitive play. Instead of the usual 6 vs 6, the matches can be 9 v 9, with all the players deciding who plays what class. This way, there can only be 1 class per team, and every class have an equal amount of the spotlight. For casuals, there can be a semi-competitive mode. 12 v 12, one of each class, but only 3 players can be duplicates. There shouldn't be more 3 of the same class in each team. That's all for now, and I'm keeping all of my other ideas secret until the summer program.

Before I start, I just want to say that I'm excited to join this program and create maps for Team Fortress 2, which just happens to be the first FPS game I played. When I turned 13 years old, I got a laptop from my parents and my cousins got me into TF2. We had lots of fun together. Until Overwatch, Paladins, and Battleborn showed up and took TF2 from its spotlight. TF2 means a lot to my teenage years, and I have a few ideas of maps, and maybe something unique, but I'm leaving that as a surprise.