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Speaking of TF2 art, I guess I should upload this too eventually. This is the spray I've been using in TF2 for the past few months.
I've since learned that stickybombs pose a much greater threat than spies, but demomen are grim bloody fables and don't have that same aura of mystery and intrigue, y'know?
I've since learned that stickybombs pose a much greater threat than spies, but demomen are grim bloody fables and don't have that same aura of mystery and intrigue, y'know?
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I've found that putting a sentry right near a large group of your teammates on the front line can lead to unforseen problems ... It's so loud and chaotic that a spy can easily slip in and sap your stuff repeatedly without making himself known in the crowd. Your teammates will usually be so focused on the approaching enemy that they won't notice an ally they can't walk through until it's too late.
God, I know ... did Valve change that or something? I remember reading all the time that you could dislodge stickies with a well-aimed shot. I only recently trained myself not to run screaming at the sight of them, and tried it myself, but it almost never seems to work. What, does EVERY PELLET of my shot have to connect before it goes scurrying away? Did they just make it harder so that the pyro and his air blast has even more of an excuse to be an engie buddy?
Speaking of which, I wish pyros would hang around with defending engies more. I mean, I'm all alone in Turbine, defending the intel by myself while the pyro and his friends are off on adventures! I slave over a hot dispenser all day, fighting off spies and demomen with my bare hands, and the pyro just comes by for a health and ammo refill without so much as a thank-you or a spy check! I'm here all alone killing scouts and heavies while you're out partying with your friends and you never so much as CALL! *sob*
Speaking of which, I wish pyros would hang around with defending engies more. I mean, I'm all alone in Turbine, defending the intel by myself while the pyro and his friends are off on adventures! I slave over a hot dispenser all day, fighting off spies and demomen with my bare hands, and the pyro just comes by for a health and ammo refill without so much as a thank-you or a spy check! I'm here all alone killing scouts and heavies while you're out partying with your friends and you never so much as CALL! *sob*
I have no clue, but there's pretty much no point in even bothering to try and shoot them away, since even if you're lucky enough to blast away one, two more will land next to you in the same amount of time. It's just useless to do anything but run and let your shit get ruined when stickies rain down. It just pisses me off, since there's nearly no way to defend against it, even if you're out there trying to chase the Demo down all he has to do is righclick and you're boned. People decry Engineers for turtling, but what do you expect when the sentry draws more fire than a 50 foot target? -_-
And for all the "Need a dispensah here!" you get, will people try and defend it? Nah, screw that, they're off doing their own thing. Don't come crying to me when my level 3 sentry blows up and our defense crumbles because nobody felt like blowing stickies away or pelting that Soldier shooting rockets at it while I'm dead. Or lordy, other Engineers sometimes won't bother to help! Yeah, keep whacking your 100% health level 3 sentry while mine is out there sparking and on fire as I'm waiting to respawn.
Engineering is such a thankless job, I like playing Engie but it's horrendously frustrating at the same time.
And for all the "Need a dispensah here!" you get, will people try and defend it? Nah, screw that, they're off doing their own thing. Don't come crying to me when my level 3 sentry blows up and our defense crumbles because nobody felt like blowing stickies away or pelting that Soldier shooting rockets at it while I'm dead. Or lordy, other Engineers sometimes won't bother to help! Yeah, keep whacking your 100% health level 3 sentry while mine is out there sparking and on fire as I'm waiting to respawn.
Engineering is such a thankless job, I like playing Engie but it's horrendously frustrating at the same time.
You know, as a career pyro, I have to say that it's very difficult to stand in one place. And, well. I hope you don't take it to heart that you don't always get a thank-you. I leave it because the game takes that initiative already, and I prefer most of the chatter to be relevant to achieving goals and damage control. Honestly, in my rare times as engineer, I considered it thanks enough when my dispenser was constantly in use. I'll try to keep a thanks in mind though.
Back to the pyro thing, except in special cases, I usually find myself much more useful pushing the front line. I will spy-check on my way through, but I feel it more important to be hunting down medics, startling snipers, and... if I can get close to a sentry, it's toast.
Back to the pyro thing, except in special cases, I usually find myself much more useful pushing the front line. I will spy-check on my way through, but I feel it more important to be hunting down medics, startling snipers, and... if I can get close to a sentry, it's toast.
that does not look like a very pleasant face to displease. D:
i found engineers to be pretty easy to play, but only when you've got REALLY GOOD support. i.e. other engineers running around to build, repair and unsap your shit, nearby pyros to aircan uberteams and stickies, and just general team support to help minimize attention to your gear.
i found engineers to be pretty easy to play, but only when you've got REALLY GOOD support. i.e. other engineers running around to build, repair and unsap your shit, nearby pyros to aircan uberteams and stickies, and just general team support to help minimize attention to your gear.
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