Team Fortress 2

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Before the battles, both teams wait for the order from the administrator to prepare and begin the battle. After the battles, both teams go to their main bases, which are located near each other, and both teams maintain a certain neutrality, that is, battles take place only in a certain area where they are usually held. Battles occur once a month or even twice a month, depending on the requirements and duration. Typically, the main battle lasts for about a week and can extend for two weeks. Mercenaries also have a day off as a week, most mercenaries go to a city near their main bases where they also maintain neutrality.

Scout A skinny guy in a cap, headphones, and a baseball bat. He looks like a street-smart teenager.

Soldier A soldier in an old helmet that almost covers his eyes. He always looks like a slightly deranged patriot.

Pyro Completely enclosed: gas mask, suit, cylinders. It's unclear whether this is a person or not.

Demoman A black Scotsman with an eye patch and a bottle. A cheerful-looking but dangerous bomber.

Heavy A huge bald man with a cartridge belt over his shoulder. He looks like a walking tank.

Engineer A guy in a hard hat and dark glasses. He looks like a typical blue-collar techie from the southern United States.

Medic A thin doctor wearing glasses and gloves. He looks a little crazy, like a scientist who's gone too far.

Sniper A tall, thin man wearing a hat and sunglasses. A calm and collected professional.

Spy An elegant man in a suit and balaclava. A true secret agent—stylish and discreet.

Scout: sawed-off shotgun, pistol, or "BONK! Atomic Salvo" drink, bat soldier: rocket launcher, shotgun, entrenching shovel Pyro: flamethrower, shotgun, fire axe Demoman: Grenade Launcher (shoots bombs), Sticky Bomb Launcher, Whiskey Bottle (can break) (melee weapon) Heavy: machine gun (minigun), shotgun or sandwich, fists Indiana Engineer: Shotgun, Pistol, or Guide (allows you to control the turret), Wrench Medic: syringe gun or crossbow (allows you to heal your allies with a shot), healing gun, saw Sniper: sniper rifle, submachine gun, or jarate (urine in a jar), kukri Spy: revolver, knife, invisibility watch or death knell (allows you to simulate death), bug (device against engineer buildings)

A respawn machine can resurrect a mercenary after their death, with resurrection occurring 6-10 seconds after death. Each respawn machine is located near its own room, meaning RED and BLU each have their own respawn machine at their bases.

The action takes place in 1968 (summer by default) July 1968 time can move

Of French descent, the Spy favors formal suits and sharp knives. Using his invisibility watch, he can become invisible or feign death, allowing him to infiltrate enemy lines with a low chance of detection. His disguise kit allows him to assume the appearance of any class. Skilled in the art of deception, the Spy can fool enemies with his disguise, lulling them into a false sense of security. When the time is right, he can appear out of nowhere to deliver the killing blow, plunging a knife into the back of his unsuspecting "ally." A quick backstab with any of the Spy's knives will kill most enemies in a single blow—provided they aren't under the effects of any type of invulnerability or other significant damage reduction.

In addition to quickly eliminating key enemies, the Spy can disable and destroy enemy Engineer structures with their Sapper. The structure the Sapper is placed on begins to slowly decay, eventually leading to its destruction. However, the Sapper can be destroyed by an Engineer or Pyro wielding the Crusher, Hammer, or Neon Annihilator.

The Spy has the unique ability to use enemy dispensers and teleporters while cloaked, allowing them to replenish their health and ammo behind enemy lines and infiltrate Engineer nests undetected. If any enemy is unlucky enough to be at the teleporter's exit while the Spy is teleporting, they will be telefragged and instantly killed. However, the Spy still collides with enemy structures even while cloaked.

Medics can heal enemy Spies while they're cloaked, refilling their ÜberCharge. Particularly skilled Spies can use this to their advantage, forcing enemy Medics to heal them, allowing them to more easily land hits in groups of enemies.

Hailing from the remote country of New Zealand and raised in the Australian outback, the Sniper is a brutal and calculating marksman. On the battlefield, the Sniper's primary role is to eliminate strategically important enemy targets using his Sniper Rifle and aiming precisely for the head, instantly killing any enemy. Extremely effective at long range, he's quite weak at close range, forcing him to rely on the Kukri or Submachine Gun. This is why the Sniper thrives in a hard-to-reach spot on a hill, where he can easily dispatch enemies.

The Sniper doesn't like to be on the front lines, but using the Hunter, he can get close enough to pepper the enemy with arrows, while the mystical power of Jarate or Sydney Sleeper will increase all damage taken by enemies. (Jarate is a jar of Sniper urine, and Sydney Sleeper is a dart rifle containing his urine.)

The Medic is a shadowy Teutonic genius from Stuttgart, Germany. While he may have a weak medical ethic, he is nonetheless the team's primary healing class. While the Medic's Syringe Gun and Medic Saw aren't the best weapons for direct combat, he can usually be found near the front lines, healing wounded allies while trying to stay out of enemy fire.

When a Medic aims their Medi Gun at a teammate, they gradually regenerate health. If the player is at full health, they receive overhealing, exceeding the standard limit, reaching 150% of their base health (except for weapons that have overhealing penalties, such as Fists of Steel and Quick-Fix). Teammates who haven't recently taken damage heal faster, encouraging other players to retreat when injured.

While healing, the Medic gradually fills an ÜberCharge meter, which can be filled faster by healing downed or partially healed players. When the ÜberCharge meter is fully charged, the Medic's Medi Gun begins to crackle, accompanied by small team-colored electrical particles, indicating that they can now use their charge on the healing target (and themselves) for eight seconds. Charging the Medi Gun grants temporary invulnerability: the Kritzkrieg charge allows your healing target to deal guaranteed critical hits; the Quick-Fix provides rapid healing and immunity to knockback and Pyro blasts; and the Vaccinator provides increased damage resistance (bullets, explosions, or fire).

While the Medic cannot heal themselves with their Medi Gun (unless they use a Quick-Fix with an ÜberCharge or the Kritzkrieg Oktoberfest taunt), they are able to slowly regenerate health over time and are the only class capable of doing so naturally.

The Engineer is a calm and good-natured Texan from Bee Cave, Texas, USA, obsessed with technology. His specialty isn't fighting on the front lines, but supporting his team with structures. The Turret, an automated cannon, will automatically aim and shoot any enemy who unwittingly ventures into its range. The Dispenser will restore health, metal, and ammo to teammates. The Teleporter will instantly teleport friends from one location on the map to another, allowing them to join the fight within seconds of spawning.

All this beauty haunts the enemies, who constantly try to destroy the structures with bullets, missiles, spy bugs, and other means. A good engineer always has a supply of metal and, with a skillful wielding of a wrench, can quickly repair anything that still works. And if the situation calls for it, that same wrench, or a good old shotgun, or a few other compelling arguments will help prove that messing with an engineer is not worth it.

As the team advances on the battlefield, the engineer can and should relocate their structures to ensure they remain effective. However, with such a burden, you're practically defenseless, and if you're killed, the structure you're carrying will be lost, so allies should cover and protect the engineer when he or she decides to relocate.

Engineer is the lowest among all other classes.

Heavy is a huge man originally from the USSR. He appeared in the first video of the "Meet the Team" series and has appeared in all subsequent videos since.

The Heavy is the most powerful and dangerous class in Team Fortress 2. With the largest health pool and the most impressive gun, he is undoubtedly a force to be reckoned with. His firepower is immense, capable of stopping an avalanche of enemies by raining lead from his machine gun. This weapon is capable of dealing massive damage with a very high rate of fire, allowing him to mow down enemy heavies, cowards, and weak little humans in just a few seconds. However, with his gun fully energized, the Heavy becomes as slow as a snail, turning into one big target for any enemy—be it a sniper lurking far away or a Spy sneaking up behind him. Being an excellent partner for the Medic, replenishing ammo and health from the Engineer's Dispenser, or simply providing support fire for any teammate—the Heavy, true to its name, truly shines when teamed up. Thanks to his build, he also takes 50% less knockback from most damage sources - except turrets.

Besides being capable of devastating entire teams with the right support, the Heavy can provide temporary healing for himself and his teammates with a Sandvich, which, when consumed, can restore all his health in a matter of seconds. It can also be thrown to the ground to grant allies an instant, often highly appreciated, 50% health boost, equivalent to a medium-sized first aid kit. However, if the Heavy isn't careful, a sneaky enemy can pick up the thrown Sandvich to restore their own health. He is also a victim of Soviet repressions, due to which he lost his father.

A perpetually drunk explosives specialist straight from Ullapool, Scotland, the Demoman is a crucial member of the team. Although his weapons are ineffective at long range, the Demoman is quite dangerous and can emerge victorious from almost any situation. He is a true master of explosives, excelling at dealing with enemies at medium and close range. Armed with a grenade launcher and sticky bomb launcher, the Demoman uses his skills and his one eye to send enemies flying, often in pieces. If the enemy manages to get close, they will be surprised to discover that the Demoman is also quite skilled in close combat, as he has access to a wide range of suitable weapons.

The Demolitionist can effectively deal with enemy structures: a couple abandoned in an unexpected location, even unnoticed by turrets, are blown to pieces. Sticky bombs are an excellent way to clear an area or prevent the enemy from accessing important objects: minecarts, control points, intel, or any other locations they deem important.

The Demoman can swap out his standard Sticky Launcher for a shield, allowing him to quickly dash and gain guaranteed mini-crits or crits on melee weapons that can be equipped specifically for the shield. For example, the Eyelander, which increases attack range, the Claymore, which increases dash duration, or the Persian Persuader, which can refill dash charges with ammo boxes. The Demoman's primary weapon can be swapped out for Ali Baba's Boots or the Bootlegger. Both items provide a shield bonus, but can be used without a shield. A Demoman equipped with boots, a shield, and a sword is called a Demoman Knight. And he's also black.

Firestarter is a muttering pyromaniac of unknown origin, possessing a burning love for fire and all things related to it. As depicted in the "Meet Firestarter" video, he believes he lives in a utopian fantasy world known as Pyroland.

The Pyro specializes in close-quarters combat, using a makeshift Flamethrower to ignite enemies at close range and whittle away their health with subsequent afterburn damage. Due to the Flamethrower's short range, the Pyro is weak and vulnerable at long range, relying more on ambushes and surprise to catch enemies off guard.

Due to the Flamethrower's limited range and the Rocket Launcher's low rate of fire, the Pyro is quite weak at medium to long range. Its compressed air can deflect enemy projectiles, extinguish burning allies, and knock back enemies, even those immune to damage.

Since enemies affected by fire burn, the Pyro is the best class for catching enemy Spies, as setting suspicious allies or an area on fire can instantly reveal an enemy Spy's invisibility and cloaking. In the absence of an Engineer, they can also use the Crusher, Neon Annihilator, or Hammer to protect an allied Engineer's structures from enemy Sappers.

While the Pyro has limited mobility by default, Thermal Thruster can be used to reach normally inaccessible areas. Additionally, the Detonator and Scorch Shot can be used to perform rocket launcher jumps. A skilled Pyro can even use a deflected enemy projectile to close the distance between themselves and enemies they previously thought were out of range.

The Pyro wears a rubber, asbestos-coated suit that provides protection from afterburning from other Pyros' flamethrowers (except for the Dragon's Fury and the Spare Tank, which can set even a Pyro on fire).

The soldier is a crazed, chauvinistic patriot from the American Midwest who feigns military service despite being rejected for military service. Tough and well-armed, he is a versatile class, capable of both offense and defense. Possessing good balance, survivability, and mobility, the Soldier is considered one of the most versatile mercenaries in Team Fortress 2. Despite his slow movement speed, he can rocket jump to quickly reach his destination. His high health pool is second only to the Heavy's, and his wide arsenal of weapons allows him to choose the weapon or equipment best suited to the situation.

The Soldier is well known for his spectacular rocket jump. Defying all common sense and common sense, the Soldier can detonate a rocket under his feet and launch himself into the sky, at the cost of some health (this damage can be mitigated with Gunboats or eliminated entirely with the Rocket Jumper). This mechanic allows the Soldier to navigate the battlefield by air, appearing from unexpected places and reaching areas inaccessible to the Scout's double jump or the Soda Popper. After a rocket jump, the Soldier can remain airborne for longer by deploying a parachute.

Born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, the Scout is a fast-running, baseball-bat-wielding mercenary with a penchant for saying things "in your face." He is the fastest mercenary on the battlefield. His double jump helps him navigate the terrain and maneuver against classes like the Heavy and others, dodging the environment. Armed with a sawed-off shotgun, pistol, and bat, the Scout is a well-rounded class for aggressive combat and attack. He effectively utilizes hit-and-run tactics—running up, quickly attacking an enemy, and running away. However, the Scout has the lowest default health pool, compared to the Engineer, Sniper, and Spy, which makes him vulnerable on the battlefield.

The Scout is the ideal choice for quickly completing missions. He captures control points and pushes the minecart twice as fast as any other class. He's the only one with this production technology, but the Demolitionist and Soldiers can also increase their control point capture speed with the Pawl. The Scout's speed makes him invaluable for relaying intelligence.

The Administrator, whose false identities were Helen, Emily, and Elizabeth, also initially known as the Announcer or the Voice due to her role as the Announcer, managed the affairs of the RED and BLU companies and their mercenary teams, as well as TF Industries. She was the source of the mysterious, disembodied female voice issuing orders and announcing important events during rounds. A mature and thoroughly evil genius, the Administrator possessed both a piercing gaze and a voice that demanded complete and unwavering obedience... or else... Her general demeanor veered toward either mild anger or various stages of bitter disappointment.

Miss Pauling is the Administrator's devoted assistant. She is responsible for a number of tasks, including unscheduled inspections, ordering and delivering supplies, opening communication channels, and assassinations. Miss Pauling generally shares her boss's views for fear of incurring her wrath, even when she doesn't entirely agree. Despite her boss's stern demeanor, Miss Pauling insists that the Administrator "isn't so bad once you get to know her." When the Administrator asked her what she and her friends do, she replied, "Well... ice skating... looking through gun catalogs... sometimes just talking..."

It is noteworthy that Scout shows a romantic interest in Miss Pauling, which she tries to completely ignore. Description: A thin woman in a formal office attire: white shirt, black skirt, and tie. Her dark hair is pulled back and she wears glasses. She looks like an ordinary secretary, but that's deceiving. Prefers loyalty to RED, but the administrator gives more preference to BLU

Saxton Hale is a dashing Australian, the current president and CEO of Mann Co., and the star of numerous comic book series. He was long the sixth-richest man in the United States, but later surpassed the fifth-richest man in wealth, killing the fourth in a harpoon duel. His favorite pastimes include fighting, drinking, and battling ferocious animals. While many children are known to sleep with a teddy bear at night, Saxton Hale sleeps with a real bear he tamed in the jungles of Brazil. His distinctive features include a thick mustache, sculpted muscles, a hat with a band of crocodile teeth, and a patch of curly chest hair shaped like Australia. He also refuses to wear clothing on his upper body "for obvious reasons."

Saxton is the latest Hale to take the reins of Mann Co. since Zepheniah Mann left it to his loyal assistant and henchman, Barnabas Hale, in his last will and testament. His noisy presence permeates every aspect of the company, from the slogan "We sell products and we fight" to Gorilla Wrestling Fridays—his attempt to boost employee morale. He also fills out customer forms, checking boxes to either intimidate competitors who steal products or praise new inventors who bring him a new product idea. His inspiring image also appears in numerous Mann Co. catalogs and promotional materials. He is known (and feared) for his belief in personally addressing customer service issues. His official policy states, "If you are not 100% satisfied with our product line, you can discuss it with me!"

MANN CO. is a campaign to produce everything a mercenary needs: weapons, food, clothing, buildings for the engineer, etc. Campaign Director Saxton Hale

Each mercenary is identical to the other (that is, the same mercenary is also on the other team). Most mercenaries are a bunch of idiots and fools, but there are some quite smart ones. If one team has a person who isn't on the other, the other team copies him.

RED is an abbreviation for Royal Excavations and Demolition. RED specializes in reservoir and mine excavations, blasting operations, and the production of bread and beer. Their crew consists of mercenaries. RED's buildings and equipment are painted red and yellow, and their primary construction materials are wood, red brick, and dark red metal sheets. Because this organization specializes in demolition and excavations, it is characterized by a "simple" rural style and a sloppy appearance.

BLU is an abbreviation for the Union of Mercenary Engineers. The company specializes in construction, hydroelectric power generation, and milk production. Like RED, BLU is a front for a large spy organization. BLU buildings are blue and white, constructed of white brick and metal. BLU favors a more industrial and modern style than RED.

Battles are fought over gravel because two brothers, Blutarch and Redman, convinced their father to buy land in New Mexico. After their father's death, the two brothers waged war over this land. The battlefields aren't just a war for territory; they're a war of destruction, data capture, and more. The main battle types are escort (escort bomb), data capture, control points, and king of the hill. Most battles take place on 2fort, dustbowl, and upward maps.