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To elaborate, one may try to utilize different load outs than the ones that you may often utilize when you play. In addition, you may also play on the other game modes than the ones you may often choose. I view that you'll be able to make use of them to alter your experiences with the game as well as how you play it.
Moreover, the same can be said for the classes as well. As playing each of the nine classes can give one new experiences in regards to playing the game differently. Which also gives one new ways of "experimenting" with the game as well as how you play. Of course, as stated earlier, you may simply take a short amount of time off from TF2 if you have little to no interest, or enjoyment, from playing TF2.