First team to a certain number of captures wins. If their own briefcase has also been stolen, they can't score a point until it's returned. They have to capture the enemy briefcase, and bring it back to their base. Red wins if they can hold out for a certain time.Ĭapture the Flag: each team has a briefcase in their base. Only the blue team can capture: once they take a point, it's theirs forever. You can't capture a point if you don't own one next to it, and you lose the game if the enemy team captures all your points.Īttack/Defend: just like Control Point, except the red team owns all the points at the start. You fight over the central point at first, then whoever gets that can try to take the next point along on the enemy's side. First cart to the finish line wins.Ĭontrol Point: much like King of the Hill, but with five control points. Up to you whether to focus on escorting your own cart, or stopping the enemy escorting theirs. Payload Race: same as Payload, except both teams have a cart. The defenders can stop it by killing them, or standing near the cart themselves. The more of then stay near the cart, the faster it moves. Payload: the attacking team must escort a cart along some railtracks to an objective. And if a you hear an electronic crackle shortly after a Spy appeared to die, he's alive, and he's behind you.īored of King of the Hill now, how do the other modes work? But if a black Scottish cyclops charges at you with a giant sword, get out of the way. To describe all the differences would be long and pointless. Some classes, particularly Spy and Demoman, work very differently once they unlock certain items. Spy is probably the hardest to be effective with when you're a beginner, but he's worth playing just so you understand roughly how they work. Don't stick with any of them for too long until you've played all nine: each new one you try helps you understand the role of the others better too. Soldier's the best all-rounder, so another good early choice. It's a really satisfying relationship.Īfter that, it's mostly personal preference.
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You're also the first person Medics will think to heal, and since you just played Medic yourself, you know how to be a good patient and keep them protected. TF2 - How To Play Spy (Be A Good Spy - Full Guide) Tutorial thebluecrusader 108K subscribers Join Subscribe 152 Share 11K views 4 years ago TF2 TeamFortress2 HowTo TF2 - How To Play Spy. You're slow, and your gun takes a while to spin up, but once you start firing someone's usually dead by the time you stop. When you fancy a change, switch to Heavy. And that gives you time to watch how your team mates play, see who beats whom, and learn a bit about what the weapons do. At the basic level, it's all you need to do. Then you'll have to pick a class.Ī good starting choice is the Medic: you heal people on your team by firing a beam at them, and that's immediately useful and appreciated by your team mates. You usually can't join the one with the most players.
Upon it being fully charged, it acts normally. Disguising while holding out the Dead Ringer results in it still being held out and showing it charging.Machine does not disguise the player as the robot. Sometimes, backstabbing a robot in Mann vs.Carrying the Intelligence while disguised, which is normally impossible, can be performed by being undisguised, picking it up, and backstabbing someone at the exact same time.Backstabbing a disguised Spy using the Wanga Prick does not give the Spy achievement Counter Espionage.
Certain problems exist with the weapon when using DirectX 8 enemy bodies do not fade away when backstabbed, and the weapon is visible when the Spy is cloaked.If the Spy backstabs an enemy who is then auto-balanced, the Spy disguises as a friendly version of that class.Backstabbing the person a player is disguised as while the victim is holding their melee weapon occasionally causes the disguise weapon to become the Wanga Prick.
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