Uploaded July 2012 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
In the time that Monday Night Combat and Super Monday Night Combat have existed, there have been many comparisons made to TF2 because of the zany style. While SMNC plays incredibly different to TF2, you still attract the TF2 majority crowd for a test run.
And with that, you attract trader bots.
Now you see, one of the biggest differences between Uber and Valve? Uber controls their servers. That's why these bots never made it past beta. That's why SMNC goods can be traded the way they are. It's much, much harder to grind up SMNC goods than TF2 goods.
In the time that Monday Night Combat and Super Monday Night Combat have existed, there have been many comparisons made to TF2 because of the zany style. While SMNC plays incredibly different to TF2, you still attract the TF2 majority crowd for a test run.
And with that, you attract trader bots.
Now you see, one of the biggest differences between Uber and Valve? Uber controls their servers. That's why these bots never made it past beta. That's why SMNC goods can be traded the way they are. It's much, much harder to grind up SMNC goods than TF2 goods.
