Offensive classes (Scout, Soldier, and Pyro) are the main attack force of the team. Whether it is assaulting Control Points or grabbing the Intelligence, these classes focus on mobility. Scouts have the ability to capture points twice as fast as any other class and can get there with their top-tier speed and double jumps Crouchjump - Useful if you're playing on a laptop or have an awkward keyboard where it's hard to hit space and crouch at the same time (or you're just too lazy). alias +crouchjump "+jump; +duck; spec_mode" alias -crouchjump "-jump; -duck" bind space "+crouchjump". Autoswitch to melee - Hold down mouse3 to attack Can Intel UHD Graphics handle tf2? depends on the processor but using a toaster config and dxlevel 81 will boost it easily to or over 60 fps. [HOST] is by far the best optimization tool/guide for TF2 of all time, beats all those "toaster configs" etc Fat Scout is a powerful class, despite what one may think. The Heavy can now output damage while moving at full speed. Most enemies expect a heavy to be nearly immobile while attacking. The minigun limits the range of the Heavy's powerful stature. Heavies are easy to see, hear, and attack when using the minigun Most scout melees just have a general situational use. Completely stay away from Sun-on-a-stick though, and sandman isn't great anymore. Wrap assassin is good for overtime damage and also just being a general nuisance (with the ornament) but with actual melee head-to-head combat it isn't too great It's a combination of the whip having a very large melee range and hitbox lag. When you move around, your hitbox doesn't keep up perfectly with you. It gets more pronounced the faster you're going and the worse your connection to the server. Basically, don't back up in melee fights. It cuts your effective range
Scout Animation Pack [Team Fortress 2] [Works In Progress]
While the Pyro keeps everybody ablaze, the Scout pops in and delivers crits for free. Rarely useful if not used by an expert co-op duo. 5. Fan O'War Yet again, benefit over risk isn't very satisfying. Considering it only marks for mini-crits, for a few seconds, and one at a time, being a melee weapon gives it a HIGH risk and not-so-mighty reward Stock Melee is underpowered (and the better alternatives) Sometimes, the stock option for a class isn't the best and the best example of that would be the stock melee weapons for most classes. It's not that they don't have a use. They do consistent damage throughout all of the classes and they don't bring any negative downsides Good. now i voted:) Literally the only scunt melee i ever equip aside from a pan. So much so I bought a strange unusual one for a class I barely play except to meme with lol The shotguns (+scattergun and shortstop), pistols, the SMG and most of engi and medic work with it put that small, along with every melee in the game with the default melee texture. It doesn't work with pyro's flamethrower (the lines and dot are too thin, I know it was intended to be used at a larger size but as abovementioned I couldn't make that work)
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The Batsaber is a community-created melee weapon for the Scout. It is a metallic tube with a rubberized grip that emits a team-colored beam of light, resembling the size and shape of the stock Bat. It emits an electronic noise when swung, regardless of whether it hits or misses. Enemies killed by the Batsaber suffer a distinctive death by Team Fortress 2 Custom Weapons Review Twitter: [HOST]: [HOST] IP: