Not true, there are SOOOOOO many good suggestions in the Workshop, but they get rejected and not put in because it didn't have 100% upvotes with kids spamming their cool copy paster.

And the people actually choosing the items to be put in the game are taking their own judgement and opinion on the item into use, and not what the majority of the community wants.

Just to prove how much of a little shit VALVe actually gives, they don't listen to ANY of their suggestions, for example, why haven't they added an option to give us the same pop-up notifications we get when we receive a friend request, for trade offers?

I receive over 50 trade offers each day, but because they haven't implemented a pop-up notification to alert you when you receive a trade offer, I have to continuously alt tab windows to check if I have 1 green message in the top right of Steam.

And again, why? Because they don't care, you will continue using Steam so they wont spend 5 min to add another pop-up notification, or fix 1 of many bugs like the one where it says you have a trade offer, but the items in that trade offer has been traded away, so you don't have one, but it still tells you that you have one, which makes the fact that you don't get a pop-up notification for trade offers even worse, because of this, you have to refresh the god damn trade offer page to see if you have any new trade offers.

Steam and VALVe don't care, I mean, do you even know why they added the workshop originally? It was because they didn't wanna use some time to implement and make new items themselves so they have the community do it, it seems like a cool thing, and yea it is those once in a year occurrences when an actual cool item gets added, but it just shows how much of a small fuck they give.

Again, I'm not saying that the Workshop isn't cool, but it shows how little effort their putting in, and the only thing that is keeping TF2 up now, is the community, and it aint working so far, TF2 has seen a great decline in players after Valve gave up on it.

Even though it's the game they have made their most profit on.

All they do now is put in bad Workshop items every couple months, and NO NEW CONTENT, and don't throw MvM at me as a point to new content, because it isn't, they put in 2 or 3 new maps every year or so.

This great decline of players will continue happening if they don't start actually caring and putting some effort in, which they wont.

Just like any game ever, Team Fortress 2 will see it's end of days, and it's not far away.

And trading does not equal playing/gameplay.

I see what you did there.