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Valve Makes It An Australian Christmas With Team Fortress 2
Valve is set to release its second annual holiday-themed update for Team Fortress 2. This Australian Christmas update features two of Weta’s Dr. Grordbort-themed weapon packs for the Engineer and Pyro. Hope you’ve been good this year.
In addition to the Dr. Grordbort packs, the update will also ship 14 holiday-themed weapons, hats and other items the Team Fortress community created using the Steam Workshop. A new five-cap control point map, called CP_Foundry, designed by Valve’s TF2 team, will also release along with 12 map-specific achievements.
But wait, there’s more! Over 50 items in the Mann Co. in-game store will be on sale for up to 75% off until January 2, and the in-game item drop rate will be doubled for the first week of this event. We like how the Australian’s celebrate the holidays.
[Souce: Joystiq]
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