Serverblight | Server Infection

He plays as a sniper. He's armed with a sniper rifle, a machete, and a micro Uzi. He likes to call his opponents names in chat, like "faggot," "sucker," and so on. His manner of speaking is one of indifference toward allies and "get it, saccharine faggot, ahahaha, now Uncle will teach you how to play." He plays for the blue team.

He plays as Pyro and wears a hat with a propeller. He rarely speaks. He's for the blue team and constantly asks for the Medic. He's very cowardly, but will convince if he senses danger and is a killer of his friends.

Plays for Heavy. Wears a classic Soviet ushanka hat. Doesn't like arguments. He's a man of few words, as he's busy with the game. For the blue team. Kind. For the team. The team's main driver. A good-natured and responsive player.

Plays the Soilder class. Silent. Talks little and to the point. Neat. Wears the Stainless Pot accessory. Friends with Demo. On the Red Team.

A creature that imitates the players it has absorbed. If it appears on the server, you can't leave it simply by turning off your computer or closing the game. You must either finish the round or fly off the map to be killed by the game zone. If you die at the hands of another player, you will be absorbed. This creature can transform into players and imitate their behavior. More precisely, it can repeat phrases that a player has spoken previously. It learns and evolves. With each player it absorbs, it becomes smarter. If it touches your character in Team Fortress 2, you will die in real life, and it will absorb your character. You can kill it, but it won't just die. Turrets ignore this creature. If this creature notices that it has been detected, its body will begin to deform, its limbs will stretch, and there will be a drawn-out, eerie vo1, and then it will run. If it catches all the players On this server, it will pretend to be normal players so that other unsuspecting players can log in. It can control its absorbed players. It repeats. It doesn't want anyone to know that it's not a real player. It will do everything to avoid being exposed.

Medic wears an accessory.
· Das Ubersternmann - a classic German officer's cap. He does not have access to the chat, he cannot speak or write in the chat. In the blue team

Demoman. Wears the Hungover Hero accessory: a stylish hood with a metal visor. Funny, makes jokes. Has no idea what a serverblight is. Doesn't take everything seriously. Wants to end the match as quickly as possible. Enemy demoman. Professional, taciturn. On the red team. Friends with Viruuus.

Plays as a scout. Equipped with a two-round sawed-off shotgun, a soda can (increases his speed for 10 seconds), and a baseball bat. Hot-tempered. Doesn't use gaming slang. Considers himself a professional, although in reality he is not. Brave in words, cowardly in practice. Selfish. Wears a knight's helmet on his head.

An enemy engineer. Wears the Industrial Festivizer accessory (Festive Hard Hat): a hard hat with garlands that glows in the dark—for those who enjoy the holiday spirit. Likes to make fun of his enemies in chat. He's not a very professional player. He knows nothing about Serverblight and has no idea what it is. Engineer. Plays for the red team.

2Fort is the most iconic and recognizable map in Team Fortress 2, a true symbol of the Capture the Flag mode. To understand its essence, imagine a perfectly symmetrical arena where two teams sit in their respective holes, endlessly firing at each other across a central bridge.

🗺️ Architecture: Secret bunker under the farm

The entire map consists of two virtually mirror-image fortresses connected by a bridge over a moat. But the twist is that each fort hides a high-tech bunker containing the coveted briefcase ("Intelligence").

· Overworld (Ground): The main hangout is the Bridge and Balconies (Bastions) on the second floor of each fort. These balconies are a sniper's paradise, with views of almost the entire area except the water under the bridge. This is also where firefights between heavy classes often break out.
· Nether (Dungeon): Underground, things are much more interesting and confusing. There are two main paths to the enemy flag:

1. Sewers: Damp, narrow tunnels near the water that lead to the base's basement. An ideal route for stealth infiltration, favored by spies and engineers for ambush missions.
2. Spiral Staircase and Courtyard: Internal passages leading through an open courtyard to the main dungeon. The spiral is very convenient for retreating with the flag, but it's also prone to ambush.
   · Intelligence Room: This is the heart of the base—a small room with two entrances, where a briefcase lies on a table. Engineers typically build an impenetrable "pillbox" here, using turrets, dispensers, and teleporters.

🎯 Tactical zones and the "eternal dead end"

2Fort is renowned for its chaos, which easily devolves into a positional meat grinder. The map's design emphasizes chokepoints where turrets and heavy classes can reliably block the approaches.

· Bridge Meat Grinder: Newbies often die here trying to cross the open space under sniper fire and from the balconies.
· Sewer Siege: Engineers like to place turrets right in the water at the entrance to the pipes, cutting off the enemy's path.
This is a map from the game Team Fortress 2