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Pyro: The Pyro is a human being obsessed with pyromania, of indeterminate origin, who only murmurs through a mask that conceals a burning passion for all things related to fire. As shown in Meet the Pyro, the Pyro appears to be the embodiment of madness and delirium, living in a utopian fantasy world known as Pyroland.

The Pyro specializes in close-range combat using a homemade flamethrower. Enemies set ablaze suffer burn damage and take additional damage over time, giving the Pyro an advantage in hit-and-run tactics. Due to the flamethrower's short range, the Pyro is vulnerable at long distances and must resort to ambushes and alternative routes to catch unsuspecting enemies. Soldier: Soldier is a crazed, ultra-patriotic character from the American Midwest. Well-armed and tough to beat, he's very versatile, capable of both attacking and defending, and one of the best characters to start with when learning the game.

Well-balanced and possessing good survivability and mobility, the Soldier is considered one of the most versatile classes in Team Fortress 2. Despite its low ground movement speed, it can use rocket jumps to reach its destination quickly. Its large health pool, second only to the Heavy's, and its extensive arsenal allow it to carry any weapon or equipment that best suits its needs. Miss Pauling: Pauling, [1] known to everyone as Miss Pauling, is the Narrator's loyal assistant. She performs a variety of tasks, including reporting unusual events, ordering and delivering goods, opening communication channels, and carrying out assassinations. Miss Pauling usually carries out her assigned duties to avoid angering her boss, even if it means doing something she disagrees with. Despite this Stockholm syndrome with her boss, Miss Pauling insists that "she's not so bad once you get to know her."

Spy: The Spy hails from an unspecified region of France. He's a lover of elegant suits and sharp knives, a master of stealth and deception, always ready to aid his team. Using his unique array of invisibility watches, he can become invisible and even fake his own death, leaving enemies bewildered and off guard. His disguise kit allows him to take the form of any class on any team, letting him blend in and sneak behind enemy lines to later stab his "comrades"—literally—in the back. In fact, a swift backstab with any of the Spy's knives will instantly kill any enemy with a single blow, except while the enemy is under the effects of some kind of invulnerability, such as an ÜberCharge. Scout: Born in Boston, Massachusetts, the Scout is a speedy runner and baseball player who possesses two essential items: a baseball bat and a cynical, "suck it up" attitude. He is the fastest and most skilled mercenary on the battlefield without assistance. His double jump leaves slower opponents, such as the Heavy, at his feet, demonstrating superior ground movement and the ability to avoid bullets and projectiles. Equipped with a Sawed-Off Shotgun, a Pistol, and a Bat, the Scout is an ideal class for aggressive combat and flanking. He is also ideal for executing rapid, chained hit-and-run tactics, weakening enemies so he can kill them or his teammates can finish them off, thanks to his ability to get in, deal damage, and escape before they even notice him.

Heavy: The Heavy is an immense behemoth from the former Soviet Union. He is undeniably the "face" of Team Fortress 2, appearing prominently on the game's cover and other promotional material, as well as starring in the first Meet the Team video and appearing in all subsequent ones to date.

The Heavy is the heaviest and arguably most dangerous class in Team Fortress 2, boasting the highest durability and a very heavy machine gun, which, on the other hand, slows him down considerably. His firepower is incredibly impressive, penetrating but also highly inaccurate, allowing him to eliminate enemies in seconds. Speed ​​is his weakness; when you add the speed reduction he suffers when he fires his machine gun, the Heavy moves at a snail's pace, making him an easy target, especially for Spies and Snipers. This lack of speed means he relies on a Medic to survive heavy enemy attacks.

Besides being a great tank and having great firepower, the Heavy can help his teammates by giving them his Focata or, failing that, regenerate his health completely by eating it himself and then continue in the heat of battle.

Medic: The Medic is a German man with somewhat questionable medical ethics, originally from Stuttgart, Germany. As the only class with a consistent source of healing, he is often found near the front lines bolstering his teammates. Although the Medic's Syringe Gun and Saw aren't the most suitable weapons for direct combat, he can often be found near the front lines, healing wounded teammates while trying to stay out of enemy fire.

When the Medic uses their Medical Gun on a nearby teammate, they will gradually regain health; patients who already have full health will have their health temporarily restored.

Sniper: Hailing from the lost land of New Zealand and raised in the unforgiving Australian outback, the Sniper is a rugged and skilled rifleman. The Sniper's primary role on the battlefield is to eliminate key enemy targets at range using their Sniper Rifle and their ability to inflict critical hits with a headshot (with some exceptions). They are effective at long range but vulnerable in close combat, where they are forced to use their Submachine Gun or Kukri. As a result, the Sniper typically positions themselves on high ground or in hard-to-see locations, from where they can control the points of engagement.

While his most recognized role is killing enemies with a single shot from a distance, the Sniper can use the Hunter to close the distance. Additionally, the Sydney Sleeper and the mysterious contents of the Fraskungfu allow him to assume a support role by inflicting mini-critical hits on enemies.

Demoman: Demoman is a whisky-swilling, demolition-expert from northern Scotland and one of the most versatile members of the team. Despite lacking accurate long-range weapons, Demoman possesses a powerful and unpredictable arsenal that he can manipulate to his advantage. He is a master of explosives, excelling in indirect and mid-range combat. Armed with his Grenade Launcher and Sticky Bomb Launcher, Demoman uses his one good eye and his knowledge of the environment to send enemies flying, usually in pieces. In addition to being an explosives expert, he is also incredibly powerful in melee combat, boasting the largest variety of unlockable melee weapons of any class in the game.

The Demoman can quickly destroy structures; he can fire his grenades at various angles to safely destroy Sentry Guns. Sticky Bombs are the perfect tool for clearing terrain and are very effective at attacking enemies near minecarts.

characters : engineer Demoman Sniper Medic Heavy Scout Spy Miss Pauling Pyro Soldier In Team Fortress 2 (TF2), the Red (RED) and Blue (BLU) teams do not have unique base names for each map, but instead represent two rival corporations: RED stands for Reliable Excavation Demolition. Their foundations typically have a more rustic architectural style, with wood and sheet metal, and warm colors (red and brown). BLU stands for Builders League United. Their bases are more modern, with an architecture based on concrete, metal, and cool colors (blue and gray), often with a more industrial or corporate look. The bases on a specific map, such as the popular Capture the Flag map 2Fort, are simply called "RED Base" and "BLUE Base" or "RED Fort" and "BLUE Fort." Both bases on a map are usually symmetrical or designed with a mirror image for balanced gameplay, although with the aesthetic differences mentioned above. The rivalry between RED and BLU stems from a territorial dispute between their founders, the brothers Redmond Mann (RED) and Blutarch Mann (BLU).

Name: Dell Conagher Country of origin: Bee Cave, Texas, United States Work: Denial Zone[1] Motto: "I like doing things."[1] Favorite equation: The Engineer's Favorite Equation.png The Engineer is a friendly, soft-spoken Texan with a penchant for all things mechanical. He focuses on building and maintaining structures that benefit his allies rather than engaging in direct combat. Among the Engineer's creations are the Sentry Gun, an automated turret that fires at any enemy within range; the Dispenser, a device that restores health and ammunition to nearby allies; and Teleporters, which quickly transport allies.

But their ingenious devices are always threatened by explosives and enemy Spies; a good Engineer must take care of their devices and keep them repaired at all times. When the Engineer has to get their hands dirty, their trio of generic, but useful, weapons, combined with the assistance of their helpful devices, make them more than capable of taking care of themselves. If necessary, the Engineer can transport one of their constructs to a more advantageous location. Their machinery is essential to any team, being highly beneficial and important for the defensive and offensive power they provide through the generation of health, ammunition, and metal.

Update History September 20, 2007 Patch A bug that prevented the Sentry Gun's muzzle flashes from being displayed has been fixed. Patch of September 26, 2007

An error related to the placement of Teleporters has been fixed. October 5, 2007 Patch

A beneficial bug related to Teleporters has been fixed. Patch of October 25, 2007

The structures now explode when the Engineer dies during a kill. An error related to the "build X" command has been fixed. Patch of November 7, 2007

A bug related to building destruction scores has been fixed. Basic Strategy Main articles: Engineer's Tips, Engineer's Strategies Engineerava.jpg Use the Construction Tool to place sentry guns, dispensers, and teleporters. You need metal to build, repair, and upgrade your structures. Pick up weapons from the ground to get more metal. Hit the Sentry Gun with the Wrench to upgrade it with metal. Each level adds more health and firepower. Build Dispensers so your teammates can replenish health and ammo. They also generate metal that you can use. Build Teleporters to help your team get to the front lines faster. Watch out for enemy Spies placing Sappers in your buildings. Use the wrench to remove the Sappers. Pyros are good allies. They can help you by eliminating Sappers from buildings with the Demolisher or the Mutilator. Description: This friendly, soft-spoken Texan loves barbecues, guns, and higher education. Born in Bee Cave, Texas, his curiosity, 10 years working in the oil fields of West Texas, and 11 Master's degrees in weapons engineering have taught him to design, assemble, and build a variety of lethal machines.

Interesting facts The Engineer was added to the original Team Fortress to accommodate players who did not have the traditional skills that would allow them to play first-person shooter video games decently. Another reason why the Engineer was added to Team Fortress was the inspiration provided by the building mechanics of real-time strategy games, such as Command & Conquer.[3] The engineer is wearing his helmet backwards. However, this is not an uncommon practice among construction workers. The Engineer rarely takes off his glasses. The only time his eyes were seen was in the comics Stray Bullet and True Meaning. The Engineer designed and built the Sentry Gun under contract for 'TF Industries' in 1965. The official game manual is, in fact, a manual on how to repair, assemble, and upgrade a Sentry Gun. Engineer's favorite equation is part of what controls the lighting in the game, known as Phong in the Valve Developer Community. The engineer of the original BLU team was Nikola Tesla, armed with a bag full of blueprints instead of a PDA. The song that the Engineer plays in Meet the Engineer is called 'More Gun', which is based on 'Someone Else's Song' and was originally written by Jeff Tweedy of the Americana Country band Wilco from their album 'Being There' in 1996. There's a picture that appeared on the Engineer Update page showing a young boy (presumably an Engineer) trying on his first pair of glasses while the Engineer from Team Fortress Classic looks on proudly and touches his shoulder. This image is unfounded, as Team Fortress Classic is much more futuristic than Team Fortress 2, taking place in 1968. The Engineer appears in Worms: Reloaded as a fortress. The rest of the fortress is made up of parts from 2Fort. The Engineer's goggles and helmet also appear in the game as hats for the worms. The Engineer's Helmet

See Also Meet the Engineer Metal Cons of the Engineer Strategies against the Engineer Engineer's Mockery Engineer's Responses Engineer voice commands Basic Engineer Strategies Engineer Community Strategies List of References (Engineer) Sentry jump Engineer (Classic) References Team Fortress 2 Trailer 2, released in September 2006. Object schema change of February 10, 2012. (OPTF2 Schema Tracker, February 10, 2012 at 20:48:02 (UTC)) How Team Fortress was created External Links Engineer's page on the official TF2 website Engineer Update Day 1, 2, 3, Achievements, Golden Key Log Official TF2 Blog - Stray Bullet Comic: Stray Bullet 119th Update! - Coming Soon

Interesting facts The Engineer was added to the original Team Fortress to accommodate players who did not have the traditional skills that would allow them to play first-person shooter video games decently. Another reason why the Engineer was added to Team Fortress was the inspiration provided by the building mechanics of real-time strategy games, such as Command & Conquer.[3] The engineer is wearing his helmet backwards. However, this is not an uncommon practice among construction workers. The Engineer rarely takes off his glasses. The only time his eyes were seen was in the comics Stray Bullet and True Meaning. The Engineer designed and built the Sentry Gun under contract for 'TF Industries' in 1965. The official game manual is, in fact, a manual on how to repair, assemble, and upgrade a Sentry Gun. Engineer's favorite equation is part of what controls the lighting in the game, known as Phong in the Valve Developer Community. The engineer of the original BLU team was Nikola Tesla, armed with a bag full of blueprints instead of a PDA. The song that the Engineer plays in Meet the Engineer is called 'More Gun'

Main attire: Yellow vest and heavy-duty work trousers (sometimes covered in dirt), a single work glove, welding goggles and a helmet. Details: Work overalls are standard. He may also wear a name tag on his vest with his name, "Dell Conagher," and the team name. Variations: There are alternative outfits and cosmetics, such as the "Straw Engineer," who replaces his head with a canary head for Halloween. There are also variations in the color of his clothing, especially the vest and pants, to match the team he chooses (red or blue). The TF2 Engineer has a distinctive appearance, including a yellow helmet with welding goggles, overalls, and a single work glove. He also typically wears coveralls and has light brown skin. His team colors (red or blue) may vary on some of his outfits. This video shows how the Engineer can be used both in defense and attack.