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I just downloaded an update to Team Fortress 2. When I click on "details" however...

Product Update - Valve 15:11 Team Fortress 2

  • [ restricted ]

So... what does this mean?

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According to the wiki, here's what was found:

Undocumented changes

  • Added the [ classified ]
  • Updated Magnanimous Monarch texture file.
  • Updated stock maps with AI movement information.
  • Turned Quality of some Vintage Lugermorphs to Unique in player's backpacks.
  • Changed levels of some items in player's backpacks.

The [ classified ] is really the Potato Hat. The file diff at the bottom of the page doesn't seem to reveal anything but the aforementioned changes (mainly the addition of the Potato Hat, the changes above were probably based on what was found in the diff).

There's a new post on the blog but it's merely an aggregation of some community updates.

So there must be some sort of surprise... or could it be the Potato Hat after all?

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I wasn't aware that Magnanimous Monarch was updated. I don't recall seeing any of its texture files updated on my TF2 server... TF2 server updates tell you every file that changed, and the majority of the files were models for the Potato Hat. – user2974 Apr 6 '11 at 5:18
@Powerlord: Fixed, I looked at the file name and it is the Potato Hat... my bad. – The Annoying Pyro Apr 6 '11 at 5:27
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It's all related to Valve's latest (presumably Portal 2 themed) ARG: valvearg.info/wiki/Valve_ARG_Wiki – Richard Benson Apr 7 '11 at 16:26

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