2011-07-18, 05:04 | Link #181 |
Did someone call a doctor
Join Date: Apr 2007
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Frakking back button AGRHG!
Good rounds tonight, seemed though we carried the team through in some rounds. Spies were irritating as buggery. QF was good on zerg rushes, but spent more time with standard uber tonight. God I love the Vita-Blade... QQ 25K healing off of Chief of Staff. Spoiler for Pimpin Medic.:
edit: amg, soldier-tan?
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2011-07-18, 06:58 | Link #182 | |||
Adeptus Animus
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Of course, the best thing to do is observe what your team has, what the enemy team has, and adjust your class accordingly. Your team has several spies? Don't go spy as well. The enemy is spamming sentries? Take a soldier or demoman to clean up the mess. Spies ruining your base? Switch to pyro and smoke that guy out. No medic on your team? Bang your head against the desk, switch to medic, and pray that your team doesn't suck too bad. Mid game adjusting is key to victory. |
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2011-07-18, 23:10 | Link #185 |
Okuyasu the Bird
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Alberta, Canada
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Valve's up to something with this game again. Remember how they added doves throughout the game maps before the Meet the Medic video and Uber Update were released? Well now there's some more odd things added to 3 maps in today's patch called "Grockets":
Apparently they're rockets that crash-landed nearby certain maps: Spoiler for Screenshots:
Let the speculation begin. Personally I'm seeing some kind of alien-technology update.~
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2011-07-19, 01:04 | Link #188 |
Did someone call a doctor
Join Date: Apr 2007
Age: 40
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Grockets... G clearly stands for gender! Were being invaded by busty wenches!
I can't think of how to attach rockets to pyros... maybe if they were NRockets I'd say napalm.. so I guess space maybe? Heh they kinda look a little like V2 rockets or something Wiley E Coyote would use.
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2011-07-19, 13:15 | Link #190 |
You're Hot, Cupcake
Join Date: Aug 2008
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I change mid-game plenty of times if the situation requires it.
Wang, I dispute one part of that rating chart you posted. More Soldiers doesn't always make things better. Soldier spam is terrible on offense on the final level of Dustbowl and they're not much better on Goldrush. Badwater, I consider plausible. That sentry nest gauntlet is Medic + Demoman + Heavy material. On defense, I love using that underpass to come up behind them at the start of that gauntlet and just smash them over and over as Heavy or Pyro. Spoiler for Heavy + Dustbowl 3 Underpass = Coward Killing Time!:
Just curious, what are the preference people have for handing out their Medic ubers? For me, it's Demoman > Heavy > Pyro > Only if I'm about to get nuked...It makes me mad how many random Medics have issues with healing/ubering a Demoman. Considering how easily they can take out a sentry nest or a few players in one hit, I can't see why so many people have big issues with them.
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2011-07-19, 14:35 | Link #191 | |
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2011-07-19, 15:09 | Link #192 |
You're Hot, Cupcake
Join Date: Aug 2008
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Kind...of...yet kind of unsettling. Soldier-tan would have a buzz cut and more muscle, surely. As for Spy-tan, definitely a yandere. Medic-tan would probably be MILF or at least in her 20s, long hair and have glasses. Sniper-tan - Australian short-haired brunette. Scout-tan would be a hyper teen. Demo-tan - exotic and loud. Engie-tan - would definitelly be kawaii. Heavy-tan...like...that one is going to be hard...Pyro-tan, that fanart earlier has my tick of approval.
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2011-07-19, 15:48 | Link #193 | ||
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For krtiz its demo-heavy-soldier (Edited) For quick fix demo-heavy-pyro And if the team is right they can uber a medic or engineer if necessary. Ubering a scout, sniper, or soldier is a waste of time unless there's nothing else to uber with and it's desperate. Last edited by SoldierOfDarkness; 2011-07-19 at 17:15. |
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2011-07-19, 17:11 | Link #194 |
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On that note, Sniper/Scout Uber = Fail
However SoldierOfDarkness, I will say that if a Soldier is carrying the standard Rocket Launcher, they are extremely effective under the influence of a Kritzkrieg uberchage, due to their weapon having a wide explosion radius, and can clear a wave of enemies relatively fast. If he's reloading though, the Soldier and Medic will usually get screwed then. Medics Ubering other Medics, both with the Ubersaw, can make some extremely devastating teamwork. Communication is required, but the basic plan is to uber your partner, have him equip the Ubersaw, then he needs to go to town, getting at least 4 hits. The partner then Ubers you, then you take out your Ubersaw and get 4 hits. The process keeps going until one of you gets killed in the process. Something useful I've done in my experience is when I have no immediate Ubercharge target, and I'm cornered, I activate the charge, rush towards the enemy, and when in touching distance, quickly press "Q" to switch to my last weapon (this being the Ubersaw), then hit the enemy, then press "Q" again, to switch back to the Medigun (giving back your Uber). Granted, if you keep hitting the enemy and switching back to Ubercharge, you can do this process indefinitely. I've done it before... granted, just make sure not to make yourself *too* vulnerable when attacking. Again, perhaps not super-effective strategies, but I've done these before, and they can work. You just have to play them carefully.
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2011-07-19, 17:16 | Link #195 |
The Dark Knight
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: From the deepest abyss in the world, where you think?
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Yes that's true, I've dealt with Krtiz soldiers and it can be deadly.
It's just that for my loadout I always use the Blackbox so the ammo is limited but I advise all medics not to uber me whenever I'm a soldier. |
2011-07-19, 17:31 | Link #196 |
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Quebec
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My uber preference:
Normal -> Demo (not knight...) > Pyro > Heavy > soldier > other Kritz -> Heavy = Pyro -> Soldier -> Demo > other Quickfix... Don't have it yet... The reason why heavy is behind pyro is that heavy are to slow to go fast to sentry, and a good engi can keep it's sentry alive even from a uber heavy. Pyro just need to run toward and flame everything at once. I really want new pyro and engi stuff. Engi 'cause it's not really fun now, and pyro 'cause I love pyro and I want some new thing |
2011-07-19, 18:11 | Link #197 | |
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Join Date: Sep 2009
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One the topic of Medic's mediguns, wasn't the Quick-Fix made with the Scout's speed in mind? I'd think at least that one would be decent for uber-ing a Scout considering it's effect. I don't think there are any other classes faster than a Medic other than Scout...
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I can understand Engie's lack of new weapons though. They're not usually used for directly attacking the enemy. Though a new building would be interesting to see.
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2011-07-19, 18:37 | Link #198 | |
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The Kritz gives the target the ability to do crit attacks which allows them to literally plow through an entire with one-shot kills but leaves them open to attack. The quickfix on the other hand gives the target the ability to close in on any targets without suffering knockback like effects. I actually ubered a demoman with the quickfix on Dustbowl and he literally annihilated 2 sentry guns and took down several guys before running away. The pyros and demos tried to blow him away but the quickfix prevented that. For a pyro the quickfix allows them to close in on sentry guns without being pushed back. |
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2011-07-20, 04:05 | Link #199 | |
Adeptus Animus
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If he's not... well, then I tend to uber whatever is convenient at that point. My main gripe against ubering demomans is that a lot of them seem to be the "must taunt after every kill to provide the TF2 equivalent of teabagging" type. So when I see one that isn't such a waste of an uber... yeah, I uber demomans. My personal favorite is pyro though. Running into a well-guarded position and killing everyone in a couple of seconds flat with no chance of survival? Yeah, I like that. A lot. |
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2011-07-20, 05:51 | Link #200 |
Did someone call a doctor
Join Date: Apr 2007
Age: 40
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I usually go: Friends/Good players>Heavy>Pyro>Demo.
I hate using ubers on Soldiers, seems like a total waste. My gripe with demo's for ubering is that many I see tend to hang back, and even when telling them you're going to uber them they still hang back. Pyro's on the other hand are the complete opposite end spectrum. They charge in 'guns blazing' as it were. Heavies are usually a sure bet, its pretty hard to screw that up - point gun, hold trigger. I've taken a shine to using the QF on scouts that are doing land grabs in CP games or that are making runs for intel. It's amusing I wouldn't mind trying the two medics feeding off of each other for the luls at some stage, would be hilarious.
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