To explain Mini Sentries. TF2 has unlockable weapons for every class that you can swap around. Engineer has a Melee replacement called the Gunslinger that replaces the ability to Build Sentries with Mini Sentries. Which are smaller sentries that have less health and cannot be upgraded but its cheaper to build and quick to Build.
Speed : Scout :133% (173% with Baby Face's Blaster equipped and at 100% Boost) Medic :107% (128% wielding the Overdose at 100% Ubercharge) (133% when healing a Scout) Spy :107% (Take the Speed of the class he is disguised in ,except if Scout ,it stay at 107%) Pyro :100% (So Base Speed) (115% Wielding the PowerJack (It's a Melee Weapon)) Engineer :100% (90% when hauling a building) Sniper :100% (27% when Scoping) Demoman :93% (136% if DemoKnight with Head-Taking Melee Weapon and 4 head or more) Soldier :80% (128% by wielding The Escape Plan with less than 41 health (It's a Melee Weapon)) Heavy :77% (37% when Minigun Spun up) (100% when wielding The Gloves of Running Urgently (It's a Melee Weapon)) All classes have ways more speed variation than those in the Parenthesis
Teleporter : Level 1 :You need to wait 10 seconds between each teleportation Level 2 :5 Seconds Level 3 :3 Seconds Dispenser : Level 1 : Health :10/seconds Ammo :20% of your max reserve/seconds Metal :40/5 seconds (8/seconds) Cloak :5%/seconds Level 2 : Health :15/seconds Ammo :30% of your max reserve/seconds Metal :50/5 seconds (10/seconds) Cloak :10%/seconds Level 3 : Health :20/seconds Ammo :40% of your max reserve/seconds Metal :60/5 seconds (12/seconds) Cloak :15%/seconds Sentry : Level 1 :64 damage per seconds (150 rounds of ammo) Level 2 :128 damage per seconds (200 rounds of ammo) Level 3 :128 damage per seconds + Add Rocket that deal 100 damage (200 rounds of ammo + 20 salvos of Rocket) Mini-Sentry : 100 damage per seconds 150 rounds of ammo 100 HP HP : Level 1 :150 Level 2 :180 Level 3 :216
While there are some elements of a “This class counters this.” Balancing system, it’s not as clear cut as that. Heavy with his slow speed is more or less easy pickings for Spies and Snipers. More so Snipers as slower classes are easier to get headshots on. However, most other classes are only as good as the people playing them. A really good Scout counters everything but a Sentry gun, but a kinda decent Scout could probably be easily killed by a moderately competent Sniper. So when it comes to Class counters, think of it more like this. Classes with a more Generalist style of gameplay will typically do better against more Specialist styles of gameplay. But Specialists will usually do better against Generalists if the Specialist is more skilled.
Yo, man. Thanks for Reacting to this series, it only gets better! ... Also, if you're playing about doing more TF2 comics reactions, be sure to watch them from "The Beard" channel. Their dubs have a really funny way of making sound effects that makes it even better.
The Sandvich is an unlock for the Heavy - he normally has a shotgun but many people replace it with a lunchbox item (Sanvich, second banana, chocolate bar, etc) so they can heal
For the engineer, he has four different buildings he can make, each one with different levels. The engineer uses 'metal' to upgrade and repair them, which is automatically picked up with ammo packs. Sentries: Sentry Guns are autonomous turrets that will fire at enemies that enter their range, usually beeping as a sort of 'I see you' thing. The level one is a squat single barrel that fires 2-3 rounds a second with a bit of knockback. Level 2 the sentry extends two double gatling guns which have a higher rate of fire and thus DPS. Level 3 adds a rocket launcher giving the turret a bit of splash damage and extra oomph. Dispenser: Dispensers are essentially movable health and ammo suppliers, which can be handy since your team just needs to hop around a corner, wait a few seconds as the dispenser heals/rearms them, and then their back in the fight. Aside from cosmetic changes, upgrading the dispenser increases the amount of health and ammo the supply. Teleporters: These ones come in two parts, the entrance and the exit. Simply put, the engineer drops the entrance near a spawn then drops the exit near the point/fight. Once both are deployed the teleporter begins operating and can, well, teleport the team. Upgrading the teleporter decreases the amount of time it needs to teleport another person, higher level = faster recharge. To balance this, Engineers can only place one building at a time, have a moderate and finite amount of metal, and these machines don't really pose a threat to experienced players by themselves. Great at supporting the team or buying them time, but don't depend on them to win matches by themselves.
The sandwich is a heavy specific item that he can eat to heal OR throw at teammates to heal them, in fact heavy has a series of items called lunch box items that not only heal but give other effects as well
Fun fact: heavy has named every single one of his miniguns. Theres sasha, Natacha for the iron curtain, Svetlana for the tomislav, oksana for the brass beast, and shelia for the hou-long heater.
I’m getting upset that your calling the dispenser a vending machine, but when I play Splatoon with my friend I always call the tatic-cooler a dispenser (it’s basically a vending machine) so I guess that Karma
Not just classes that counter certain class but there weapons involved to counter like the Sniper's Razorback to counter Spy one hit backstab, Hue-Longheater is Heavy's other minigun to counter Spy on close range with the ring of fire but the Spies can avoid it in many ways, Medic's Vaccinator are counter for Sniper from their one fully charge headshot kill and any classes have stronger bonus damages (expect melee weapons), so yeah that just one part of the weapons counter for the classes
Basically, yes, each class can counter and get countered by each other. Scout counters Sniper and Spy Heavy counters Scout and Pyro Soldier counters Engineer, Scout and Sniper Sniper counters Heavy, Engineer and Demoman Pyro counters Soldier, Demoman and Spy Engineer counters Pyro, Heavy and Scout Demoman counters Heavy and Engineer Spy counters Sniper, Heavy and Demoman Medic gets countered by everyone due to being mostly a support class, not made for fighting.
About the water combat, Yes you can fight underwater. the only weapons that don't work under water is flareguns and flamethrowers (they blow bubbles underwater.) although pyro has a melee weapon that is almost exclusively made for underwater scenarios, said melee weapon electrocutes wet players and deals a Critical hit. when a player leaves water, they will still be dripping wet for a few seconds which gives Pyro another chance to kill with this thing.
You mentionef rock paper sciccors for these types of games. And also mentioned overwatch. I played both and like both but overwatch got a bit stale for me after a 100+ hours. Its very rock paper sciccors. When you encounter a certain character you instantly know what they have and what they can do or counter. In tf2 each character have a large number of unlockable weapons. So when you meet a heavy he can have different weapons in all 3 weapon slots of his. With many combinations that let him counter certain things. For his default secondary weapon is a shotgun, he can switch it out to a sandwich to heal himself or others.
The deep lore of the TF2 Universe defies anything you might expect to the point where if it is absurd, and good solely for a single laugh it is likely truth within the canon. Imagine if you will an alternate universe in which William Shakespear (The Strongest Writer to Ever Live, and also goes by Shakespeareclies) invented America, the stage play, and two-story buildings. and afterward stairs for the weaklings who couldn't rocket jump to the second floor on their own. Oh yes, he also invented rocket jumping. A world where Medic has sold his soul to Satan, along with all his teammates' souls essentially making him immortal and thus his team immortal as he keeps them alive. Where Soldier went on a one-man killing spree across Europe after being declared 4-F by the army when he wanted to go and give the Nazis what for, but then found out the war had already ended several years before his killing spree began. Abraham Lincoln was a mercenary in the great Gravel War, and Australia is a super advanced society of humans given incredible mental and physical prowess by the ultra-rare element "Australium" found only on the continent of Australia. And also it causes all their chests to grow chest hair in the shape of Australia (yes even the women.) Basically, if you have to question any of it, you're just not ready yet. Still, there are some pretty good videos out there that cover the finer details of TF2's lore, which is surprisingly massive considering there was virtually none when the game was made.
Personally I don't understand how those snipers manage to fully charge the shot. If i play sniper and try to do that the entire enemy team would jump on my head. Literally if they are demo or soldiers.
Hey dude, maybe you could react to how 2 heavy by yahiamice since you now know the basics of heavy, it's a really cool heavy montage with a bunch of funny moments and cool fast paced editing
heavy actually isn't that great against demoman or soldier: both of these can abuse splash damage and shott before taking cover, while the heavy needs a sustained line of sight. He is however a great counter to the pyro (since he aslo excels at close range damage, but is more durable, hits harder, and has no projectile the pyro could reflect) and otherwise an easy to avoid but terrifying to face head on sack of health points. yes the engineer can build mini sentries, but these are replacements to the normal one, not an addition (basically, it cant be repaired not upgraded, but is cheaper to deploy, build fast and picking it makes the engineer have some more health... basically if the normal sentry is a sturdy defense one needs to babysit, the mini is disposable and is more an annoyance to place down anywhere to deal free damage than a real line of defense). Also out of the mini sentry case, all engineer buildings have 3 levels: the sentry gains firepower, the dispenser healnd and resupplies faster, and the teleporter recharges faster. Higher level buildings are also more durable (especially the sentry). Higher levels are reached by spending enough metal on the building (an engineer only resource akin to ammunition that he uses both to repair, build and upgrade) so its not like the engineer can just place down max level things: he has to spend time and ressources during the match to do it. Also yes you can snatch the sandwich: once throw, the first player (ally or enemy) that touches it without being full health will use it Overall heavy is not really played in competitive or by high skill players: thats because he has a low skill ceiling and as such a pro heavy wont be able to do anythign as crazy as what a pro soldier or demoman could do; and with only 6 players on each team, his place is more often than not better taken by another class. He is just a slow slab of health that needs line of sight and becomes even slower when shooting, and has no movement trick like rocket jumping to fix his mobility issues.
13:36 People probably have already explained this to you both here and in the engie video, but I’ll say it here too: Yes, Engie has multiple levels to his stuff. For example, the sentry at level 1 is Torb’s basic one gun sentry, level 2 is like Torbs upgraded one, and level 3 is like when Torb uses his ultimate. Idk if theyve changed him or not, but that’s what I’m using as reference, old torb that I’m used to. The dispenser puts out more ammo and health faster the higher level it is, and the teleporter recharges teleports faster with each level too.
10:00 Yes, heavy had other secondary to heal himself or heal teammates Sandvich: 300HP when eating it Give to others they will get 50% heal 30s recharge Dalokosh bar: 100HP when eating and gain +50HP for 30s Give to others they will get 20.5% heal 10s recharge Second Banana: 200HP when eating Give to others they will get 20.5% heal 10s recharge Buffalo Steak: When eating it gain mini-crit (35% damage) and move 30% faster, but it also increase damage taken, the effect last for 16s Give to others they will get 50% heal 30s recharge
Well, most Heavy main are use Sandvich or Second Banana since Sandvich help to keep your medic alive and second banana use for solo heavy but still help to extinguish fire from burning teammate. Don't ask me why food can extinguish fire on teammates, I just want to keep medic alive.
if you want the sound consider looking up Coward Killing Time by the guick brown fox. or for a short edit of it try "Heavy Pie (Coward Killing Time)" uploaded by epicLPer. lol
![[TF2] Trying to find the funny in Casual](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/x5Ye9rI9UNc/mqdefault.jpg)
To explain Mini Sentries.
TF2 has unlockable weapons for every class that you can swap around. Engineer has a Melee replacement called the Gunslinger that replaces the ability to Build Sentries with Mini Sentries. Which are smaller sentries that have less health and cannot be upgraded but its cheaper to build and quick to Build.
and give 25 extra health
@@hitfire755 and they're more aggressive than a level 1 sentry
@@hitfire755 and if you hit the same player 3 times in a row, you crit them
@@thelordofthelostbraincells ah yes, the troll stat when you decide to flank a gibus sniper
As a Heavy main the „I don’t wanna play heavy anymore“ is one of the strongest feelings I have. Against competent snipers at least
it’s so funny when a sniper can only kill you via body shot due to them not being able to head shot you
I am a spy main and sniper secondary, fear me
Nope
@@shadowolfkiller9337 I'm a pyro main and a medic secondary, fear me and my "random" crits
@@taherstark oh no, but I think I will never find you in a server so I am safe
Speed :
Scout :133% (173% with Baby Face's Blaster equipped and at 100% Boost)
Medic :107% (128% wielding the Overdose at 100% Ubercharge) (133% when healing a Scout)
Spy :107% (Take the Speed of the class he is disguised in ,except if Scout ,it stay at 107%)
Pyro :100% (So Base Speed) (115% Wielding the PowerJack (It's a Melee Weapon))
Engineer :100% (90% when hauling a building)
Sniper :100% (27% when Scoping)
Demoman :93% (136% if DemoKnight with Head-Taking Melee Weapon and 4 head or more)
Soldier :80% (128% by wielding The Escape Plan with less than 41 health (It's a Melee Weapon))
Heavy :77% (37% when Minigun Spun up) (100% when wielding The Gloves of Running Urgently (It's a Melee Weapon))
All classes have ways more speed variation than those in the Parenthesis
What about the brass beast edit: didn’t see the last part
Teleporter :
Level 1 :You need to wait 10 seconds between each teleportation
Level 2 :5 Seconds
Level 3 :3 Seconds
Dispenser :
Level 1 :
Health :10/seconds
Ammo :20% of your max reserve/seconds
Metal :40/5 seconds (8/seconds)
Cloak :5%/seconds
Level 2 :
Health :15/seconds
Ammo :30% of your max reserve/seconds
Metal :50/5 seconds (10/seconds)
Cloak :10%/seconds
Level 3 :
Health :20/seconds
Ammo :40% of your max reserve/seconds
Metal :60/5 seconds (12/seconds)
Cloak :15%/seconds
Sentry :
Level 1 :64 damage per seconds (150 rounds of ammo)
Level 2 :128 damage per seconds (200 rounds of ammo)
Level 3 :128 damage per seconds + Add Rocket that deal 100 damage (200 rounds of ammo + 20 salvos of Rocket)
Mini-Sentry :
100 damage per seconds
150 rounds of ammo
100 HP
HP :
Level 1 :150
Level 2 :180
Level 3 :216
Huh, I've never thought that Dispenser can regain Spy's cloak meter?
Wow!
@@yashida1999 yes you can even do it when invisible, so you can stay invisible in an engie nest for so long
Considering the fact that you're unaware of the mini sentry you should watch his how to engineer video when you can.
While there are some elements of a “This class counters this.” Balancing system, it’s not as clear cut as that. Heavy with his slow speed is more or less easy pickings for Spies and Snipers. More so Snipers as slower classes are easier to get headshots on. However, most other classes are only as good as the people playing them. A really good Scout counters everything but a Sentry gun, but a kinda decent Scout could probably be easily killed by a moderately competent Sniper. So when it comes to Class counters, think of it more like this. Classes with a more Generalist style of gameplay will typically do better against more Specialist styles of gameplay. But Specialists will usually do better against Generalists if the Specialist is more skilled.
The TF2 Food Chain by Toofty explains counters at equivalent skill levels pretty decently
Which is why people can just flood a server with alt snipers and cheats to make a game completely unplayable
Yo, man. Thanks for Reacting to this series, it only gets better! ... Also, if you're playing about doing more TF2 comics reactions, be sure to watch them from "The Beard" channel. Their dubs have a really funny way of making sound effects that makes it even better.
The Sandvich is an unlock for the Heavy - he normally has a shotgun but many people replace it with a lunchbox item (Sanvich, second banana, chocolate bar, etc) so they can heal
For the engineer, he has four different buildings he can make, each one with different levels. The engineer uses 'metal' to upgrade and repair them, which is automatically picked up with ammo packs.
Sentries: Sentry Guns are autonomous turrets that will fire at enemies that enter their range, usually beeping as a sort of 'I see you' thing. The level one is a squat single barrel that fires 2-3 rounds a second with a bit of knockback. Level 2 the sentry extends two double gatling guns which have a higher rate of fire and thus DPS. Level 3 adds a rocket launcher giving the turret a bit of splash damage and extra oomph.
Dispenser: Dispensers are essentially movable health and ammo suppliers, which can be handy since your team just needs to hop around a corner, wait a few seconds as the dispenser heals/rearms them, and then their back in the fight. Aside from cosmetic changes, upgrading the dispenser increases the amount of health and ammo the supply.
Teleporters: These ones come in two parts, the entrance and the exit. Simply put, the engineer drops the entrance near a spawn then drops the exit near the point/fight. Once both are deployed the teleporter begins operating and can, well, teleport the team. Upgrading the teleporter decreases the amount of time it needs to teleport another person, higher level = faster recharge.
To balance this, Engineers can only place one building at a time, have a moderate and finite amount of metal, and these machines don't really pose a threat to experienced players by themselves. Great at supporting the team or buying them time, but don't depend on them to win matches by themselves.
The sandwich is a heavy specific item that he can eat to heal OR throw at teammates to heal them, in fact heavy has a series of items called lunch box items that not only heal but give other effects as well
The voice actor for Heavy is also the voice actor for Demoman.
Wait REALLY!?!
Fun fact: heavy has named every single one of his miniguns. Theres sasha, Natacha for the iron curtain, Svetlana for the tomislav, oksana for the brass beast, and shelia for the hou-long heater.
I’m getting upset that your calling the dispenser a vending machine, but when I play Splatoon with my friend I always call the tatic-cooler a dispenser (it’s basically a vending machine) so I guess that Karma
Not just classes that counter certain class but there weapons involved to counter like the Sniper's Razorback to counter Spy one hit backstab, Hue-Longheater is Heavy's other minigun to counter Spy on close range with the ring of fire but the Spies can avoid it in many ways, Medic's Vaccinator are counter for Sniper from their one fully charge headshot kill and any classes have stronger bonus damages (expect melee weapons), so yeah that just one part of the weapons counter for the classes
Heavy yeets the sandwich at other players when he gives it to them, but this time Scout ran through and intercepted the airborne sandwich 🤣
🤣
Fun Fact: Demoman and Heavy are voiced by the same person! Gary Schwartz
Basically, yes, each class can counter and get countered by each other.
Scout counters Sniper and Spy
Heavy counters Scout and Pyro
Soldier counters Engineer, Scout and Sniper
Sniper counters Heavy, Engineer and Demoman
Pyro counters Soldier, Demoman and Spy
Engineer counters Pyro, Heavy and Scout
Demoman counters Heavy and Engineer
Spy counters Sniper, Heavy and Demoman
Medic gets countered by everyone due to being mostly a support class, not made for fighting.
About the water combat, Yes you can fight underwater. the only weapons that don't work under water is flareguns and flamethrowers (they blow bubbles underwater.) although pyro has a melee weapon that is almost exclusively made for underwater scenarios, said melee weapon electrocutes wet players and deals a Critical hit. when a player leaves water, they will still be dripping wet for a few seconds which gives Pyro another chance to kill with this thing.
You mentionef rock paper sciccors for these types of games. And also mentioned overwatch. I played both and like both but overwatch got a bit stale for me after a 100+ hours. Its very rock paper sciccors. When you encounter a certain character you instantly know what they have and what they can do or counter. In tf2 each character have a large number of unlockable weapons. So when you meet a heavy he can have different weapons in all 3 weapon slots of his. With many combinations that let him counter certain things. For his default secondary weapon is a shotgun, he can switch it out to a sandwich to heal himself or others.
I reccomend soldier's how it feels video next. Why? Because it's the next one in the playlist (which I believe is in release order)
It's just one sentry but it has 3 levels
Lv1 mini
Lv2 basic
Lv3 basic + rockets
Actual hierarchy:
Lv-Gunslinger: -Disposable- Mini
Lv-1: regular/stock
Lv-2: stock, but better
Lv-3: -aimbot Soldier- Lv-2, now with rockets
React to all "how it feels to play..." by lazypurple please!! 🥺
The deep lore of the TF2 Universe defies anything you might expect to the point where if it is absurd, and good solely for a single laugh it is likely truth within the canon. Imagine if you will an alternate universe in which William Shakespear (The Strongest Writer to Ever Live, and also goes by Shakespeareclies) invented America, the stage play, and two-story buildings. and afterward stairs for the weaklings who couldn't rocket jump to the second floor on their own. Oh yes, he also invented rocket jumping. A world where Medic has sold his soul to Satan, along with all his teammates' souls essentially making him immortal and thus his team immortal as he keeps them alive. Where Soldier went on a one-man killing spree across Europe after being declared 4-F by the army when he wanted to go and give the Nazis what for, but then found out the war had already ended several years before his killing spree began. Abraham Lincoln was a mercenary in the great Gravel War, and Australia is a super advanced society of humans given incredible mental and physical prowess by the ultra-rare element "Australium" found only on the continent of Australia. And also it causes all their chests to grow chest hair in the shape of Australia (yes even the women.) Basically, if you have to question any of it, you're just not ready yet.
Still, there are some pretty good videos out there that cover the finer details of TF2's lore, which is surprisingly massive considering there was virtually none when the game was made.
How it FEELS to play Engineer will help you on that question for Engineer sentries.
Personally I don't understand how those snipers manage to fully charge the shot. If i play sniper and try to do that the entire enemy team would jump on my head. Literally if they are demo or soldiers.
0:50
Medic did it on purpose to basically tank for the heavy who would probably have died if he didn't do that.
Welcome to TF2, Overwatcher.
Rock paper scissors format is not a thing in TF2. You can beat these with game sense.
8:35 - *"MY ENTIRE TEAM IS*
*B A B I E S ! ! !"*
Trivia: Heavy used to be a literature teacher.
thank you for going in order. please continue watching the series in order. Soldier is next btw
Thanks for the video.
heyyy I love your videos, dude! You should react to the how it feels to play engineer. I think it is the best one :D
All class weakness:. Evry class
All class counter: spy
Tbh spy lose every matchup expect Heavy and Sniper
Also, Roadhog from Overwatch is Heavy from TF2 because they both have heals and are Tank/Defense classes.
The gun name is sasha that correct and yes engieer have more then 1 type of building and they all have 3 level but the mini sentry
Can you watch spooktacular 1 and 2 from docter lalve next?
Please, do gameplay video from TF2 :D
Hey dude, maybe you could react to how 2 heavy by yahiamice since you now know the basics of heavy, it's a really cool heavy montage with a bunch of funny moments and cool fast paced editing
heavy actually isn't that great against demoman or soldier: both of these can abuse splash damage and shott before taking cover, while the heavy needs a sustained line of sight. He is however a great counter to the pyro (since he aslo excels at close range damage, but is more durable, hits harder, and has no projectile the pyro could reflect) and otherwise an easy to avoid but terrifying to face head on sack of health points.
yes the engineer can build mini sentries, but these are replacements to the normal one, not an addition (basically, it cant be repaired not upgraded, but is cheaper to deploy, build fast and picking it makes the engineer have some more health... basically if the normal sentry is a sturdy defense one needs to babysit, the mini is disposable and is more an annoyance to place down anywhere to deal free damage than a real line of defense). Also out of the mini sentry case, all engineer buildings have 3 levels: the sentry gains firepower, the dispenser healnd and resupplies faster, and the teleporter recharges faster. Higher level buildings are also more durable (especially the sentry). Higher levels are reached by spending enough metal on the building (an engineer only resource akin to ammunition that he uses both to repair, build and upgrade) so its not like the engineer can just place down max level things: he has to spend time and ressources during the match to do it.
Also yes you can snatch the sandwich: once throw, the first player (ally or enemy) that touches it without being full health will use it
Overall heavy is not really played in competitive or by high skill players: thats because he has a low skill ceiling and as such a pro heavy wont be able to do anythign as crazy as what a pro soldier or demoman could do; and with only 6 players on each team, his place is more often than not better taken by another class. He is just a slow slab of health that needs line of sight and becomes even slower when shooting, and has no movement trick like rocket jumping to fix his mobility issues.
13:36
People probably have already explained this to you both here and in the engie video, but I’ll say it here too: Yes, Engie has multiple levels to his stuff. For example, the sentry at level 1 is Torb’s basic one gun sentry, level 2 is like Torbs upgraded one, and level 3 is like when Torb uses his ultimate. Idk if theyve changed him or not, but that’s what I’m using as reference, old torb that I’m used to.
The dispenser puts out more ammo and health faster the higher level it is, and the teleporter recharges teleports faster with each level too.
Thank you for continued this sireis.
Each class in the game has a different movement speed
Actually, Engineer, Pyro, and Sniper share base movement speed. Medic and Spy share a movement speed of 107%.
How it feels to play demoman is the best how it feels video I think
Kind of logic since it's the last one released
10:00 Yes, heavy had other secondary to heal himself or heal teammates
Sandvich:
300HP when eating it
Give to others they will get 50% heal
30s recharge
Dalokosh bar:
100HP when eating and gain +50HP for 30s
Give to others they will get 20.5% heal
10s recharge
Second Banana:
200HP when eating
Give to others they will get 20.5% heal
10s recharge
Buffalo Steak:
When eating it gain mini-crit (35% damage) and move 30% faster, but it also increase damage taken, the effect last for 16s
Give to others they will get 50% heal
30s recharge
Even the food has options!
Well, most Heavy main are use Sandvich or Second Banana since Sandvich help to keep your medic alive and second banana use for solo heavy but still help to extinguish fire from burning teammate.
Don't ask me why food can extinguish fire on teammates, I just want to keep medic alive.
Also the take bonus damage with the buffalo steak is a complete"fuck you" stat because the weapon description doesnt even mention it
if you want the sound consider looking up Coward Killing Time by the guick brown fox. or for a short edit of it try "Heavy Pie (Coward Killing Time)" uploaded by epicLPer. lol
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