Buy, Sell & Trade Team Fortress 2 Accounts - TF2 Marketplace

Before the phenomenon that is Fortnite came onto the scene, Team Fortress 2 was all the rage during the tail end of the last decade. While its audience share isn’t what it used to be, the fact is that it’s a good game that can still stand on its own merits. This team-based multiplayer fps game, developed and published by Valve Corporation, was hailed for giving a nod to the original Team Fortress game back in 1996. It was further praised for the antics and humor it brings to the plate.

So How Do I Get A TF2 Account?

To get a Team Fortress 2 account, just follow these simple steps:

1. 1. Select the offer that you want to get.
2. 2. Register/log in as a buyer.
3. 3. Send in the payment to our system and we’ll notify the seller right after.
4. 4. Wait for the seller to send the account to you either through e-mail or our onsite messenger.
5. 5. After you’ve received the account, check its contents immediately to verify if it’s legit.
6. 6. Once you’re satisfied with your purchase, make the confirmations so we can deliver the payment to the seller.

Casual and Competitive Mode: What Makes the TF2 Game Great?

What makes TF2 great you say? Well, a lot! To start with, you get to have a high level for your profile right off the bat should you choose to buy an account that’s already ranked up. There are two modes in the game where you can get ranks: Casual mode and Competitive mode.

In Casual mode, you level up by gaining experience points from victories and points or kills that you’ve scored. The maximum level to attain in Casual mode is 150, with each level requiring more experience points than the last. As you gain levels, it will change the image on your “Coin” which is located on the top left corner of the main menu. The levels are divided into six stages: Civilian, Freelance, Mercenary, Commando, Assassin, and Elite. Note that being the Civilian stage is the lowest level while Elite is the highest. These stages are made up of 25 ranks each, thus making the max level 150.

The Competitive mode is where it’s at if you want to play with the big boys. This mode can only be accessed if your account is a Premium TF2 account. Not only that, but you also need to have a valid phone number that’s linked to the Steam account you’re using and must be at level 3 in Casual mode. If you don’t have a Premium TF2 account, you can simply purchase a Competitive Matchmaking Pass from the Mann Co. Store. This otherwise ranked mode is less chaotic in nature and more refined than Casual mode. There are five ranks in the game (arranged from lowest to highest): Mercenary, Contract Killer, Executioner, Expert Assassin, and Death Merchant. All of these ranks except Death Merchant have three sub-ranks to climb.

TF2 Wiki for Skins: Hats Off to You

Having cosmetic items is normal when it comes to free-to-play games, but Team Fortress 2 does it in style. These items were known as hats and miscellaneous items that can be equipped in the three cosmetic slots. Specifically, hats are all the rage in TF2. Whether its hats, rucksacks, boots, gloves, or pistols, you can from diverse items to fit your personality on your character as best as you can. The variety of cosmetics in TF2 is utterly insane, totaling over 1,508 skins to collect.

Top 3 TF2 Cosmetics to Collect

There are tons of normal and uninteresting skins TF2, but these three cosmetic items are the diamonds in the rough. Here are the top three skins in Team Fortress that bring tons of moolah should you be fortunate enough to find one in an account:

1. 1. Unusual Burning Team Captain

Hats are one of the most expensive cosmetics in the game. Priced at around $6,695, this skin could more than just burn a hole in your wallet. Perhaps the flames depict your cash slowly blazing into ashes because of the steep price? If you manage to find this one-of-a-kind hat at a cheap price, snag it right away because someone else will!

2. 2. Collector’s Dead of the Night

You think that the Collector’s Dead of the Knight might seem like a suit for your character? Not! It’s actually a backpack—an expensive one at that. While it doesn’t compare to the price of the Unusual Burning Team Captain, $2,450 is still a lot for a skin. But hey, you can make your friends green with envy should you have this backpack in your inventory.

3. 3. Strange Golden Frying Pan

Ah, the frying pan! This melee weapon is a staple among the slapstick humor that’s inherent in the game. What better way to bonk your enemies with that one that’s made of pure gold? Not far from the price of Collector’s Dead of the Knight at $2,200, the frying pan is probably one of the most sought after cosmetics in the game.