This kinda stuff really gets me thinking. Internet is weird. Digital storage is weird. On the one hand, everything you do and say here is recorded and could be there forever. On the other, someone made a famous map that's been popular for like a decade and we don't even know if it's one person or several. its whack
@@MenachemSchmuel Yeah, the internet is weird. Things either stay there forever, or eventually get lost while nobody cares, like a tree falling in the forest where nobody's there to hear it. And by the time we finally care about it it's too late by many years.
I remember when I was young, I attended a Christian daycare for the summer. I've had a few good memories like catching huge grasshoppers with buckets. I distincly remember in the media center that an older teenager was playing TF2 on the computer and bumped into a spy. This map reminds me of this memory for some reason. I don't even play the map.
When I was new to TF2, I don't remember a whole lot besides struggling to navigate the server browser and find matches I wanted to play. I finally found a server I latched onto, which was a 100 percent crits cp_orange server. That was the extent of my TF2 knowledge till meet your match introduced me to actual TF2 matches.
@@RallyLancer95 I don't think so. That name doesnt sound familiar. If it helps, the version of orange I played most often had tunnels with frequent fisticuff only battles, and higher walls in certain places.
the server was called Wumbo, and the map you're talking about is cp_orange_z7, I put about 500/600 hours into that server and was kinda close with all the admins there lol kinda wish scruffy (the owner of the server) kept it up to play every now and then though
I used to play this map all the time, haven't thought of it in years. Might have to dig up my old hard drive and download a bunch of the weird maps I used to play on in tf2
There's a EU server called something like P!MP MY SKILL filled with Orange variants and other odd maps like payload Simpson House and Toyfort. It used to be constantly full until Valve changed quickplay. Miss those times.
@@somedude927 had a few servers like that, though back in the day I remember there was a "Crazyhalo" server, but some drama killed it. Honesty fuzzy but it was around pyromania, looooong time ago lmao
Little update on those maps, been trying to find em' but so far no luck. I do have a bunch of the .AIN files for them so I know they did exist at some point, but the .bsp(s) seem to be missing, which is sad cause I had some weird ones.
20% of my playtime prolly was on this map. I just loved the people on these maps, usually mega mic spam, angry squeakers, and stoners just laughing at a friendly heavy.
Same, there was also server that allowed rocket jumps and sticky jumps without damage and with 100% crits. I spent days on that server. Was always on top of the board with around 150 kills like a pro no lifer.
this video came across my recommended, and as an avid cp_orange fan i OF COURSE had to click it. little did i know id see my tony hawk 1+2 custom park at the end!! AWESOME video, man! really great summary of the legacy of this old ass map. had no idea about the DOD stuff, thank you for making this!
Hey yeah I forgot to put a credit for that in the description! I'll get to that in a minute. I'm glad you saw the video and enjoyed it, thanks for the kind words man!
I am so glad that you did a history video for this one. I used to play on a tf2 100% crit server that had this map playing 24/7. That was back in 2014-2017. It's a ghost server now, with no more than 10 players per month. Time flies way too damn fast.
Great and interesting video man! I actually play DOD on that map sometimes. I think the simplest maps can be the best maps ever imo. The more complex it gets, the more it's not as fun to me anymore personally. I probably make some exceptions here and there, but usually I love the simple maps mostly. Have a GREAT day, Richter!
Whats funny to me is that over 8 years ago this was the first map that I had ever loaded into in tf2. I downloaded the game and immediately got an invite from a guy that I had recently played through Portal 2's co-op campaign with and accepted it. At first I pick scout since its the first class anyone will see when they first load in, but I remember distinctly that I picked sniper afterwards because I kept getting killed by them and noticed that there were huge sight lines that I could use. I never knew that such a strange map like this had any kind of history to it but its cool to think back to those older days and simpler times.
X3 taught me how to conserve ammo and metal, and how to manage my health and how much health a rocket or sticky jump causes She's a strange, cruel mother, but she has her ways
Great video dude, hope it gets more views. Orange maps occupy most of my playtime in tf2. My most nostalgic moment while playing on them was a night in which the entire server was talking in the voicechat about tv shows from our childhoods. Before of that there was a guy which was hella drunk that night (actually a wonderful dude, I even “gifted” him a genuine hat a year later) ranting about obscure Argentine soda he saw on a kiosk (the server is located in Argentina btw) and later he tried to stablish the USSR 2 on the server while Russian music was playing in the background. What a fun night that was, the types you stay all night on the screen. Just for these memories along I hold these types of maps that kindly on my heart
@@areallyreallyreallyreallyr5876 no, more like the slow realization that I'm starting to reach the point where I can legitimately say I'm "getting old".
That beginner friendly bit was spot on. Some of the earliest memories of TF2 I have was me sitting at the top of the tower as Pyro, just frantically shooting everything with my flamethrower next to a dispenser because I remembered one of my friends telling me about Spies.
I remember being 12 when I would play this, and now I'm 25. Damn... One I always played on was orange_x3_ddr, from that Double Death Redux group or whatever. Felt like an old guy looking at the Vietnam War Memorial looking for it's name seeing the list.
i miss playing on this one orange server that had no crits (aside from backstabs and headshots) and no low grav. everyone was relatively chill on there and it was just fun to be on. i miss the good old days
Thank you so much for this video. Orange is such a small piece of history but it is so significant to my childhood. As a little kid I spent hours on a 100% crit, low gravity, Orange X7 server. Such good times.
The second I saw this video I subbed. I can already tell your channel is going to be one I love. Deep dive into niche subjects like this is what I eat up the most! Great stuff dude!
I remember playing this map back when meet the pyro dropped. I bought some of the items from it and tried them out on whatever the current version was back then. I'm shocked I still remember that above all other maps.
cp_Orange was the first map I played on tf2 when I got it as a birthday present in like 2008. I was given $20 for my birthday and begged my dad to take me to Walmart so I could get a game. We went to the Walmart, looked through all the games I could get and settled on Team Fortress 2, when I saw that I wanted it so I could play it with my dad who is also an avid gamer. So I bought the disk of it, rushed home to the family pc, and booted it up. I loaded into the first server that had a decent amount of people and that was cp_Orange. I played for 4 hours straight that day getting absolutely crushed by snipers but still having a blast. I will never forget playing it, it was the peak of my childhood.
Greatest memories are of the friends we made along the way ok seriously, i played a ton of x10 orange, met alot of great people, it's a shame i stopped playing for some reason unknown to me or anybody because i have forgotten
When I started playing TF2 this was the first map I have played on. I still played it with my younger brother on two old office laptops but we had the best time together. We mostly played on the version with two extra towers for sniping and a boxing ring which was connected with a portal in the spawn room.
CP_Orange is where I learned how to explosive jump to get back into spawn and also to spawn camp, where I learned how fun x10 and 100% crits plug ins could be, where I practiced 1v1 fights and team fights, and where I got my taste of funny and unpolished TF2 so then I could go on the official servers to play more seriously, or even comp servers to try hard.
When I was in middle school and before I had even played tf2 I played a tf2 plugin Minecraft server. There was two-fort and a couple others but I distinctly remember this map in its Minecraft form. Was hilarious to later discover that there was an actual game associated with the minigame Minecraft server we were participating in.
It wasn't the only community map I ever played in the good ol days, but orange_x3 was such a HUGE part of my childhood and overall TF2 experience. This video makes me wanna play it again, actually!
I remember playing the old dod_orange on dod: source 10+ years ago. I never put together that cp_orange was supposed to be a continuation of that, but it's also harder to notice these things while you experience it in the moment. What a time it was to live through all of this and make these memories
This brings me back to the golden days where I worked on cp_orange_z7 and my now retired TF2 server. Shout-out to my old community members (DerpyGamers) and the great memories I was able to provide for you guys! And thanks for making this video and touching base on my version. It was designed mainly on community feedback and a good amount of my player base were competitive players.
I wonder how many hours of my teenagehood i spent on the same low gravity, crits only, randomizer Orange server. Players that spawned with sniper rifles were annoying, but that only made it more satisfying when you managed to kill them. Great memories, great game, and great video !
I made so many friends playing Scout and Sniper on this map. I saw my first wild spycrab on this map. I played my first hours of Medic on this map, a class I’ve since sunk close to a thousand hours in. Man. I picked up TF2 in freshman year of college when I was struggling to be social and feeling homesick, playing late at night on a barely-working laptop. This map is probably where the seed of my love for the game was planted. Thanks for reminding me how much those memories meant.
i saw this trade map that was a combination of the trade_plaza map and cp_orange, it even had a little minigame lounge under it that you could access at the middle of the map. it even was seasonal too. there was spring, summer, and winter versions. that’s one of my most favorite maps ever.
One of my favourite memories of CP orange actually happened a few months ago, despite being a long time TF2 player. It was a 100% Critz server and I was duelling a sniper right on the court yard by mid. Half way through the fight I felt like I was being stalked on my flank. That same kind of creeping feeling that you're being followed. I turned to my right and saw a enemy soldier, a good 30 ft away from me, just watching me. We locked eyes for a while, until he started to do the Coffee taunt. His soldier managed to utter only "I love-" before getting totally and thoroughly domed by a Sydney sleeper sniper from across the map. I really got the sense that the soldier was a shy admirer, and was waiting to confess his love to me, only to get killed before he could finish his words. This game never ceases to make me expirience bizarre and unexplainable phenomena.
I remember when group taunts first came out and one person had the conga and the whole server started doing the conga in the open and everyone got the group taunt achievement at the same time. Gooood times
CP_Orange is my most of my childhood, First time i booted TF2 up was back in 08 when my brother introduced me to it, he told me to go online and find a CP_Orange server because it was easy to learn the basics of the game on that type of server and since then ive been in love with the game and the map. Now in 2021 i dont play tf2 anymore since ive grown and dont really have the time anymore to play videogames but CP_Orange will forever be in my heart.
Ahh this brings me back. I played nothing but CP_orange cause I had a crappy office laptop back in 2009, I could get a rocky road smooth 30fps while I hunched over that tiny thing. Good times.
Yo, I played probably at least 100 hous on Orange, and that's only x3, x5 or x7. Camping at the top of the tower as engie with some fellow engineers, especially on the original map where there were no other health packs so your team had to protect their engies because they were important for health and ammo was so good. Also I really fondly remember some of the spin off orange maps for their unique and interesting design! Some that modified the original map, like z7 as shown in the video, did so really damn well and made it a properly playable map! Some spin off maps had unqiue set ups with a lot of flank routes and other things. Man, that was fun. Good video, thank you
Yepp, nostalgia. And my friends at middleschool who I played tf2 with, allways insisted on playing on this map, and I later relised the actual casual valve server were a thing xP But yeah, I had fun with this server too, I'm not going back to it. But it was def. a less caotic place as for a noob that I was back in my youth. I have a neutral feeling towards the map itself, but I will neverforget it and it's earned my nostalgia points. or whatever, hope you enjoyed this read Mr Richter :) PS: Great video ^^
Great video! I subbed. As for me, the orange map was "cp_orange_x3_exe". It has mostly fixes for respawn problems: now you can crouchjump into respawn, it has team barriers and respawn class-change mesh fixed. Also the ledges in front of tower are symmetrical, and a bunch of medkits/ammo thrown around. Exe name stands for a small russian clan "ExE" I happened to get in, and even moderated their orange server for a bit. Ahh, good old times.
This is the map that got me into TF2,more than a decade ago. I haven't played it yet,probably since I didn't know that it was an unofficial map back then so I didn't know how to play it. And even though I do know how to play it now,I find the official maps just entertaining enough to "forget" about it.
From my point of view what makes cp_orange and other maps inspired by it so charming is how it's simplicity makes it feel like a digital world, like some sort of virtual reality where your imagination is the limit. But that's just me though, not sure how many people would agree
I was playing with my newbie friend in cp_orange and i baited him to my sticky trap by challenging him to a melee fight, when he got close i detonated killing both of us we laughed so fucking hard we woke up our moms
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We once on an orange tower server instead of fighting we started arguing about what kind of cheese is the best
Lol
Pepperjack supremacy
The answer is colby.
its cheese just cheese
Provolone aaaaaalllll the way
This map has to be an SCP. It causes silly behavior among everyone and the last time I played it a dude read out the whole bee movie script.
Ah get it because... cp.. sCP.
Not to mention its mysterious origin. No one knows who made the damn thing.
(mysterious origin aside) that just sounds like normal TF2.
Also the building looks like a face.
@@TheFalseShepphard poSUSum
Remember, always credit yourself when making a map so people will know who made it in 20 years
Yeah.
This kinda stuff really gets me thinking. Internet is weird. Digital storage is weird. On the one hand, everything you do and say here is recorded and could be there forever. On the other, someone made a famous map that's been popular for like a decade and we don't even know if it's one person or several. its whack
@@MenachemSchmuel Yeah, the internet is weird. Things either stay there forever, or eventually get lost while nobody cares, like a tree falling in the forest where nobody's there to hear it. And by the time we finally care about it it's too late by many years.
@@inendlesspain4724 true, a lot of the stuff made during the 90s and 2000s, even the masterpieces, are now lost forever.
Never !
I remember when I was young, I attended a Christian daycare for the summer. I've had a few good memories like catching huge grasshoppers with buckets. I distincly remember in the media center that an older teenager was playing TF2 on the computer and bumped into a spy. This map reminds me of this memory for some reason. I don't even play the map.
I hope he doing good
that's a pretty cool memory, stranger!
History of WWII: *I sleep*
History of cp_orange: *Real shit*
I have watched all oversimplified videos send help
@@ProbablyaPurplePerson please
There is no saving, no help. Suffer.
I didnt expect Oversimplfied fans here
@@jonathanmckarlison1203 We are everywhere
Yeah, cp_orange gets a lot of spinoffs, especially the one with 50 floors.
_oh no_
Boss Baby flashbacks
@@DiegoAlanTorres96 OH NEJ
Thats my favorite onr
plr_highertower
Glad that I could help with the port, it's fun to do projects like that. Another great video as always! Good stuff
Thanks Stellar!
based
@@Latiosbuddies based? based on what?
@@NeedyBoBeedy jeff
@@Latiosbuddies i do not like jeff.
When I was new to TF2, I don't remember a whole lot besides struggling to navigate the server browser and find matches I wanted to play. I finally found a server I latched onto, which was a 100 percent crits cp_orange server. That was the extent of my TF2 knowledge till meet your match introduced me to actual TF2 matches.
Old tf2 server browser days were the wild west
That is the only way I ever played tf2, orange and 100% crits
Was it Deck of Crits? Used to frequent that server as a teenager about a decade ago
@@RallyLancer95 I don't think so. That name doesnt sound familiar. If it helps, the version of orange I played most often had tunnels with frequent fisticuff only battles, and higher walls in certain places.
the server was called Wumbo, and the map you're talking about is cp_orange_z7, I put about 500/600 hours into that server and was kinda close with all the admins there lol
kinda wish scruffy (the owner of the server) kept it up to play every now and then though
I used to play this map all the time, haven't thought of it in years. Might have to dig up my old hard drive and download a bunch of the weird maps I used to play on in tf2
Love hearing stuff like this!
There's a EU server called something like P!MP MY SKILL filled with Orange variants and other odd maps like payload Simpson House and Toyfort. It used to be constantly full until Valve changed quickplay. Miss those times.
@@somedude927 had a few servers like that, though back in the day I remember there was a "Crazyhalo" server, but some drama killed it. Honesty fuzzy but it was around pyromania, looooong time ago lmao
@@TerryMeme The server still exists but it reaches like 3 people at most every day.
Little update on those maps, been trying to find em' but so far no luck. I do have a bunch of the .AIN files for them so I know they did exist at some point, but the .bsp(s) seem to be missing, which is sad cause I had some weird ones.
20% of my playtime prolly was on this map. I just loved the people on these maps, usually mega mic spam, angry squeakers, and stoners just laughing at a friendly heavy.
Yes
Wow i checked ur video and worst mistake of my life
Honestly Woo does sound and act like the average TF2 player.
Hello Woo.
I don't think I ever saw a friendly on cp_orange back when I played it
"Reminds me of the good old bad days!"
- Marcus Michael Fenix
Haha perfect usage of the quote that Marcus says lol
I love how the aspect ratio is either 4:3 or a perfect square.
Same
8:20 The "our hearts, our minds, and our downloads folders" got me LMFAO
I used to play this map and mostly the ones with 100% crits it was really fun.
Same, there was also server that allowed rocket jumps and sticky jumps without damage and with 100% crits. I spent days on that server. Was always on top of the board with around 150 kills like a pro no lifer.
Probably because crits don't have damage falloff so it was actually possible to kill someone. lol
Orange might as well be the 2fort of modded maps….That’s saying a lot considering all the 2fort variants.
this video came across my recommended, and as an avid cp_orange fan i OF COURSE had to click it. little did i know id see my tony hawk 1+2 custom park at the end!! AWESOME video, man! really great summary of the legacy of this old ass map. had no idea about the DOD stuff, thank you for making this!
Hey yeah I forgot to put a credit for that in the description! I'll get to that in a minute. I'm glad you saw the video and enjoyed it, thanks for the kind words man!
Did u play tf2 recently? Might've played with u in casual
@@lemaireisthebestever I play almost every day!
I need to play the tony hawk level so bad XD
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I am so glad that you did a history video for this one. I used to play on a tf2 100% crit server that had this map playing 24/7. That was back in 2014-2017. It's a ghost server now, with no more than 10 players per month. Time flies way too damn fast.
Yeah, it's really sad. I'm glad you like the video!
Solid vid, love the stuff
Thanks for your support and the early comment!
“Dumbed down for consoles”
If only...
Great and interesting video man! I actually play DOD on that map sometimes. I think the simplest maps can be the best maps ever imo. The more complex it gets, the more it's not as fun to me anymore personally. I probably make some exceptions here and there, but usually I love the simple maps mostly.
Have a GREAT day, Richter!
Hey thanks for your kind words EDC! I definitely agree that simple maps are generally more fun. You have a great day as well!
Whats funny to me is that over 8 years ago this was the first map that I had ever loaded into in tf2.
I downloaded the game and immediately got an invite from a guy that I had recently played through Portal 2's co-op campaign with and accepted it. At first I pick scout since its the first class anyone will see when they first load in, but I remember distinctly that I picked sniper afterwards because I kept getting killed by them and noticed that there were huge sight lines that I could use.
I never knew that such a strange map like this had any kind of history to it but its cool to think back to those older days and simpler times.
I will never forget the uncountable hours i spent on this map, thanks for the nostalgia trip B)
X3 taught me how to conserve ammo and metal, and how to manage my health and how much health a rocket or sticky jump causes
She's a strange, cruel mother, but she has her ways
My earliest memory of tf2 was playing on orange and being backstabbed as an engineer
Honestly I didn't know this wasn't originally a TF2 map. Very informative history video.
Great video dude, hope it gets more views. Orange maps occupy most of my playtime in tf2. My most nostalgic moment while playing on them was a night in which the entire server was talking in the voicechat about tv shows from our childhoods. Before of that there was a guy which was hella drunk that night (actually a wonderful dude, I even “gifted” him a genuine hat a year later) ranting about obscure Argentine soda he saw on a kiosk (the server is located in Argentina btw) and later he tried to stablish the USSR 2 on the server while Russian music was playing in the background. What a fun night that was, the types you stay all night on the screen.
Just for these memories along I hold these types of maps that kindly on my heart
my memory on orange: Sniping the enemy heavy's over and over
7:34 YES. That's exactly why I clicked on this video. 2015 when I was 5th grade playing this map with my class haha
I'm going to need to process the fact that my oldest CP Orange memories might be older than you.
@@RedShocktrooperRST How to be condescending 101.
@@areallyreallyreallyreallyr5876 no, more like the slow realization that I'm starting to reach the point where I can legitimately say I'm "getting old".
That beginner friendly bit was spot on. Some of the earliest memories of TF2 I have was me sitting at the top of the tower as Pyro, just frantically shooting everything with my flamethrower next to a dispenser because I remembered one of my friends telling me about Spies.
[CP_Orange_Z-7] is the best version.
As soon as I saw this video recommended, I knew it would be great. Surprising that almost noone else made a video about it before
I remember being 12 when I would play this, and now I'm 25.
Damn...
One I always played on was orange_x3_ddr, from that Double Death Redux group or whatever.
Felt like an old guy looking at the Vietnam War Memorial looking for it's name seeing the list.
I need more of these videos. I’m getting hooked on these essay style videos.
Good one, great commentary btw
Thank you for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed it
Used to play on No Heroes Orange server with my older brother back in 2011. Man the memories, great video.
i miss playing on this one orange server that had no crits (aside from backstabs and headshots) and no low grav. everyone was relatively chill on there and it was just fun to be on.
i miss the good old days
Thank you so much for this video. Orange is such a small piece of history but it is so significant to my childhood. As a little kid I spent hours on a 100% crit, low gravity, Orange X7 server. Such good times.
This video made me realize i always was playing in CP orange, everything was CP orange all along
@Caden Thompson always has been
The second I saw this video I subbed. I can already tell your channel is going to be one I love. Deep dive into niche subjects like this is what I eat up the most! Great stuff dude!
I'm glad to hear it! More content coming later this week.
I remember playing this map back when meet the pyro dropped. I bought some of the items from it and tried them out on whatever the current version was back then. I'm shocked I still remember that above all other maps.
Around 2008-2011 this map was where I spent 99% of my gaming time. Thanks for making this video 🙏
cp_Orange was the first map I played on tf2 when I got it as a birthday present in like 2008.
I was given $20 for my birthday and begged my dad to take me to Walmart so I could get a game.
We went to the Walmart, looked through all the games I could get and settled on Team Fortress 2, when I saw that I wanted it so I could play it with my dad who is also an avid gamer.
So I bought the disk of it, rushed home to the family pc, and booted it up.
I loaded into the first server that had a decent amount of people and that was cp_Orange.
I played for 4 hours straight that day getting absolutely crushed by snipers but still having a blast.
I will never forget playing it, it was the peak of my childhood.
Greatest memories are of the friends we made along the way
ok seriously, i played a ton of x10 orange, met alot of great people, it's a shame i stopped playing for some reason unknown to me or anybody because i have forgotten
I like the way you narrate the video. So entertaining.
Now do a video on “History of CP”
ayo
Dude...
THAT MEANS SOMETHING ELSE
oh no
BROOO
I've never heard of cp_orange until now, so thank you for this educational video of a map I never experienced until after watching this video
This is a wonderful video. I miss early TF2.
I have more memories with this map than any other map on the game
When I started playing TF2 this was the first map I have played on. I still played it with my younger brother on two old office laptops but we had the best time together.
We mostly played on the version with two extra towers for sniping and a boxing ring which was connected with a portal in the spawn room.
Hey! Great video! Nice to learn something new about this map, after so many hours of playing it. Had a nostalgia smile through whole video.
Thank you! I'm glad you liked the video, thank you for the support!
I have fond memories of playing allcrit instarespawn on this map. Back then, the liberty launcher was absolutely broken for that gamemode lol.
You mean the shwicky shwag
@@marcushalberstam5327 Ask (scream) nicely for kritz
A 4:3 video in 2021?
*AMAZING*
Way better than that dumb ultra thin aspect ratio of new phones.
Subbed.
I once saw a version of cp_orange that was a prop filled map with a castle/medieval themed.
degroot orange? cool idea
@@eat00002 it was a payload map. Might have been plr though...
@@Woodland_Adventures cool
I love that you use a 4:3 aspect ratio. It makes your videos stand out
Im most familiar with the four team version of Orange in a server i frequent in TF2C lol
CP_Orange is where I learned how to explosive jump to get back into spawn and also to spawn camp, where I learned how fun x10 and 100% crits plug ins could be, where I practiced 1v1 fights and team fights, and where I got my taste of funny and unpolished TF2 so then I could go on the official servers to play more seriously, or even comp servers to try hard.
Once dominated a server with gunslinger engi when two people are arguing about among us in the boackground
I LOVE how this is in the 4:3 aspect ratio, it really adds to the video!
every time i join orange there's at least one kid screaming
that's the magic of it
man this brings back memories of summer days spent playing CP orange with friends
The 4:3 ratio is so quaint
When I was in middle school and before I had even played tf2 I played a tf2 plugin Minecraft server. There was two-fort and a couple others but I distinctly remember this map in its Minecraft form. Was hilarious to later discover that there was an actual game associated with the minigame Minecraft server we were participating in.
good video and research. the number of views is telling of how nostalgic this map is to so many people
I played lots of cp orange in TF2, and years later I played DOD and was shocked to find cp orange in the game 🗿
I love how much details you put into your documentaries
It wasn't the only community map I ever played in the good ol days, but orange_x3 was such a HUGE part of my childhood and overall TF2 experience. This video makes me wanna play it again, actually!
I remember playing the old dod_orange on dod: source 10+ years ago. I never put together that cp_orange was supposed to be a continuation of that, but it's also harder to notice these things while you experience it in the moment. What a time it was to live through all of this and make these memories
Thanks for making this video! This right here is my childhood :')
Underrated youtuber. Thank you yt reccocmended for this gem.
Great video, learnt a lot more than I expected but it was a welcomed surprise
Good job my man
This brings me back to the golden days where I worked on cp_orange_z7 and my now retired TF2 server.
Shout-out to my old community members (DerpyGamers) and the great memories I was able to provide for you guys!
And thanks for making this video and touching base on my version. It was designed mainly on community feedback and a good amount of my player base were competitive players.
I wonder how many hours of my teenagehood i spent on the same low gravity, crits only, randomizer Orange server.
Players that spawned with sniper rifles were annoying, but that only made it more satisfying when you managed to kill them.
Great memories, great game, and great video !
That map was my TF2 childhood and taught me a life lesson about X100 randomizers
I made so many friends playing Scout and Sniper on this map. I saw my first wild spycrab on this map. I played my first hours of Medic on this map, a class I’ve since sunk close to a thousand hours in. Man. I picked up TF2 in freshman year of college when I was struggling to be social and feeling homesick, playing late at night on a barely-working laptop. This map is probably where the seed of my love for the game was planted. Thanks for reminding me how much those memories meant.
there's a tf2 Roblox fan game and it has a remake of cp_orange in it's map pool and that's super telling about how important cp_orabge is to tf2
i saw this trade map that was a combination of the trade_plaza map and cp_orange, it even had a little minigame lounge under it that you could access at the middle of the map. it even was seasonal too. there was spring, summer, and winter versions. that’s one of my most favorite maps ever.
i really like the 4:3 aspect ratio for a historical video about an old map like this
One of my favourite memories of CP orange actually happened a few months ago, despite being a long time TF2 player. It was a 100% Critz server and I was duelling a sniper right on the court yard by mid. Half way through the fight I felt like I was being stalked on my flank. That same kind of creeping feeling that you're being followed. I turned to my right and saw a enemy soldier, a good 30 ft away from me, just watching me. We locked eyes for a while, until he started to do the Coffee taunt. His soldier managed to utter only "I love-" before getting totally and thoroughly domed by a Sydney sleeper sniper from across the map.
I really got the sense that the soldier was a shy admirer, and was waiting to confess his love to me, only to get killed before he could finish his words. This game never ceases to make me expirience bizarre and unexplainable phenomena.
This could be in official SFM animation
I remember when group taunts first came out and one person had the conga and the whole server started doing the conga in the open and everyone got the group taunt achievement at the same time. Gooood times
CP_Orange is my most of my childhood, First time i booted TF2 up was back in 08 when my brother introduced me to it, he told me to go online and find a CP_Orange server because it was easy to learn the basics of the game on that type of server and since then ive been in love with the game and the map. Now in 2021 i dont play tf2 anymore since ive grown and dont really have the time anymore to play videogames but CP_Orange will forever be in my heart.
Ahh this brings me back. I played nothing but CP_orange cause I had a crappy office laptop back in 2009, I could get a rocky road smooth 30fps while I hunched over that tiny thing. Good times.
Yo, I played probably at least 100 hous on Orange, and that's only x3, x5 or x7. Camping at the top of the tower as engie with some fellow engineers, especially on the original map where there were no other health packs so your team had to protect their engies because they were important for health and ammo was so good.
Also I really fondly remember some of the spin off orange maps for their unique and interesting design! Some that modified the original map, like z7 as shown in the video, did so really damn well and made it a properly playable map! Some spin off maps had unqiue set ups with a lot of flank routes and other things. Man, that was fun.
Good video, thank you
Yepp, nostalgia. And my friends at middleschool who I played tf2 with, allways insisted on playing on this map, and I later relised the actual casual valve server were a thing xP But yeah, I had fun with this server too, I'm not going back to it. But it was def. a less caotic place as for a noob that I was back in my youth. I have a neutral feeling towards the map itself, but I will neverforget it and it's earned my nostalgia points. or whatever, hope you enjoyed this read Mr Richter :)
PS: Great video ^^
I've always liked this map. Feels oddly soothing. Fun and easy to sticky-jump in.
x3 was the best, so many fun hours
thank you for the video
2 years later and he didnt see the "BSL" above the word "orange" in white on the middle tower at 1:58
Core memory unlocked. I think this was the first map I ever played in TF2 back in 2007/2008
Dang, this dude really uploading in 4:3, respect
orange and the spinoff Purple maps were some of my favorite maps when I was younger playing TF2, it was a blast to just mess around endlessly
Great video! I subbed.
As for me, the orange map was "cp_orange_x3_exe".
It has mostly fixes for respawn problems: now you can crouchjump into respawn, it has team barriers and respawn class-change mesh fixed. Also the ledges in front of tower are symmetrical, and a bunch of medkits/ammo thrown around.
Exe name stands for a small russian clan "ExE" I happened to get in, and even moderated their orange server for a bit. Ahh, good old times.
Very cool video! I was entertained the whole way through.
This is the map that got me into TF2,more than a decade ago.
I haven't played it yet,probably since I didn't know that it was an unofficial map back then so I didn't know how to play it.
And even though I do know how to play it now,I find the official maps just entertaining enough to "forget" about it.
Orange was definitely a nostalgic map for me because for the first two years I was into tf2, it and 1fort was the only two maps my pc could run lmfao
From my point of view what makes cp_orange and other maps inspired by it so charming is how it's simplicity makes it feel like a digital world, like some sort of virtual reality where your imagination is the limit.
But that's just me though, not sure how many people would agree
I played on CP_Orange once and barely new/remembered the map existed, glad I know now the legacy it holds.
Tony hawk joke made me laugh
i love it since one of the first experiences on this map for me was dropping from the tower and backstabbing a pyro
I was playing with my newbie friend in cp_orange and i baited him to my sticky trap by challenging him to a melee fight, when he got close i detonated killing both of us we laughed so fucking hard we woke up our moms