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NA Sixes
Sixes
2024/2025 Seasons
| 2024 Sixes S14 | Jan 22 - Apr 17 |
| 2024 Sixes S15 | May 21 - Sep 1 |
NA Highlander
Highlander
2024/2025 Seasons
| 2024 HL Season 17 | Jan 29 - Apr 8 |
| 2024 HL Season 18 | Jun 3 - Aug 19 |
NA Sixes Experimental Cup
Sixes
2024/2025 Seasons
| 2024 Sixes Exp #3 | Jan 13 - Jan 31 |
| 2024 Sixes Exp Cup #4 | Aug 24 - Aug 25 |
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- Highlander
- Sixes
- No Restriction Sixes
- Prolander
What is highlander?
TF2 Highlander, in which each team has one of each class for a total of 9, is one of the most popular game formats across competitive TF2’s history. When it came onto the scene in North America it quickly dwarfed all other comp formats in player count. In Highlander, players mainly play Payload, Attack/Defend, and King of the Hill maps.
Why should I play highlander?
This TF2 comp format is great for you if you enjoy your favourite TF2 class being viable at all times and always having something to do. Because of the higher team size, it plays more similarly to Casual Team Fortress 2 than Prolander or Sixes, making the learning curve a little less steep for new comp players. Some argue that it is the most authentic competitive format because all 9 classes are played at all times.
What is prolander?
Prolander, the newest competitive format in TF2, is a 7v7 one-class-limit format conceived on the idea of minimizing player count while maintaining class diversity and dynamic gameplay. It focuses on Payload, Attack/Defend, and King of the Hill maps.
Why should I play prolander?
If you want to play a comp format where all classes are viable, but you can change classes to fit how you play, and don’t like being stuck on a single class, Prolander is for you! It allows teams to be dynamic and reactive in their lineups, for example running a Pyro to counter a powerful Spy, running an Engineer on defense for extra tank ability, and other such reasons. Fortunately, there is no strict meta on what classes are run at what times; while certain mainstay classes that are almost always run like Medic or Sniper are there, even the top teams have their own unique lineups and playstyles, using their creativity to its fullest. Due to the lower player count than Highlander, the game plays more smoothly and faster paced.
After a competitive tournament, we did a survey to find out if the people who tried TF2 Prolander enjoyed it over 90% of players responded that they enjoyed it, some for the following reasons:
"Yes it was fun to constantly guess which off class they are using."
"Yes! 7s is my favorite format. More dynamic than 6s, less clunky/congested than HL."
"Yes, it as fun to play competitive for the first time, and I liked that you could class switch."
"Prolander is my favorite format to watch competitive TF2, and it was fun to play."
"It was an interesting take on highlander that really mixes it up. There was a lot of discussion on my team on what maps we needed certain classes on for strategy purposes."
What is No Restriction Sixes?
No restriction sixes is exactly what the name sounds like. It is a comp format of six players on either side and there are no restrictions. No weapons banned, no class restrictions. It's a true free for all. It is basically like a smaller version of the Team Fortress 2 Casual mode settings. In the pilot season we played on 5CP, Payload and KOTH maps.
Why should I play No Restriction Sixes?
If you want to try something that is completely different from any other competitive format out there right now.
What is Sixes?
The staple of the Competitive TF2 scene, Sixes, takes six players and pits them against each other in an intense battle on 5CP and KoTH maps. Generally TF2 Sixes is played with a squad of a two Scouts, two Soldiers, a Demoman, and a Medic, with opportunities to offclass throughout a match.
Why should I play comp Sixes?
Competitive Sixes is a tight balance of teamplay and aim, and is TF2's main competitive gamemode. If you're looking for a rewarding experience and great competition, you've found the right place.
The best way to experience a format is to jump onto a team with players of similar skill, but if you're looking to try out competitive a little sooner. Here's some options.
Prolander & Highlander
RGL.gg PUGs
Great PUGs for all skill levels. Admin ran and balanced using our own custom match-making system. A very friendly and welcoming community to new players. A great community to get started in if you're new to comp.
Getting into competitive can feel a little daunting, but once you get a taste of how fun TF2 can be at this level... Well there's a reason why TF2 has had such an active and passionate competitive community for all these years.
The best way to get started is getting onto a team and joining one of our leagues or cups. How do you do that? Go back up to our leagues section click on the one you're interested in joining. Then go to the registration page to get more details!
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