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- ...that the Engineer couldn't haul his buildings until the Engineer Update, three years after Team Fortress 2 first came out?
- ...that Valve employees have the ability to cheat on any server by using an employee exclusive cheat command called Powerplay?
- ...that the Rocket Jumper and Sticky Jumper used to have max health penalties?
- ...that Valve employees can give themselves weapons with the special Valve quality?
- ...that in Trailer 1 the Spy can be seen wielding a Tranquilizer Gun?
- ...that in Trailer 2, two Medics can be briefly seen in the reference pose?
- ...that in Meet the Demoman, during the censored part the Demoman actually says "They've got more fecking sea monsters in the great Loch at Ness than they've got the likes of me"?
- ...that prior to the Meet Your Match Update, only the Quick-Fix allowed the Medic to match the speed of his patient?
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- ...that you can play Team Fortress 2 using a controller or in Virtual Reality?
- ...that in Meet the Spy, the door to the briefcase room opens after the code is put in, meaning that the password was actually 1111?
- ...that the song that plays when the viewer sees Pyroland in Meet the Pyro is a real song written by The Lovin' Spoonful called "Do You Believe in Magic"?
- ...that due to the different model physics, the Mutated Milk and Self-Aware Beauty Mark fly slightly farther than their original counterparts?
- ...that in Trailer 2, two Medics can be briefly seen in the reference pose?
- ...that both RED and BLU use the passcode "1111" as shown in Expiration Date on the inside of the van and Meet the Spy, as the number 1 key on the keypads are worn out?
- ...that the parrot head on the Jungle Inferno Update Day 2 page will blow up if you hover your mouse over it.
