One thing TF2 does have that Counterstrike Source game servers don’t have, is the medic. The medics main weapon is the syringe launcher. Just as powerful, the medi gun is his secondary. As his melee weapon, he has the bone saw.

The main responsibility of the medic on Team Fortress 2 game servers is to heal. You will therefore find any good medic right on the front line, supporting the scouts and soldiers. Their job is in healing their fellow comrades but also trying to stay out of the firing line as much as possible. His weapons mediocre, so the medic should stick to healing and use his weapons as a last resort. Focusing the medi gun on an ally, the player can get an addition bonus of up to 150% of his normal health. However, the friend’s health will return back to normal as soon as the medic stops healing. The medic and his ally will be made invulnerable for 10 seconds once an ‘over charge’ is achieved. Think how effective this is for a heavy when he can attack an enemy base for a prolonged period. If you like helping your friends on Team Fortress 2 servers, then the medic is for you.

It will come as no surprise that the sniper’s main weapon is the sniper rifle. His secondary weapon is the sub machine gun. For melee, he uses a machete. The sniper will take you out from long range if you stay still for too long. If you like hanging back and picking off targets from distance, you’ll enjoy the sniper class. Finding the best spot where you are protected, but with good view is key to success with the sniper. Once you have found your little hidey-hole the sniper can pick off targets like the heavy with ease. The sniper is also effective for taking out the medic that is supporting the heavy. Once you’ve taken out the medic, it will allow your team to progress much quicker. The longer you stay scoped in on your target the more powerful the shot is. This is indicated by an expanding laser scope. Don’t however expect to take out targets at short range with the sniper.

Using a cloak to blend and disguise himself, the spy is a little like James Bond on Team Fortress 2 servers. He can take out his enemies in one movement with the butterfly knife. The butterfly knife allows him to take out enemies in one quick swoop. Be warned though, it’s not instant and if they move out of range then you might have just been rumbled. Your disguise will be revealed if you use anything other than the sapper. This is used to attach to engineers buildings which disables it and then slowly saps its health until it’s destroyed. The engineer can remove the sapper with a tap of his wrench, so make sure you take him out next. If you can see a spy’s disguise that means he is friendly. If you fancy yourself as James Bond, the spy is worth a look.

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Team Fortress 2 servers have 9 classes that are split into 3 sub classes based on support, defensive and offensive. Though you don’t have to play these exact roles, they are set to give the best balance.

On Team Fortress 2 servers without an effective defence, you will lose. Having players on the back line is vital to stop the scout from sneaking through.

You have to be skilled at this class to know to play it without a proper gun or using the bottle to melee. The Demoman can take out enemies using a variety of clever tricks using the games physics engine. A weapon that can take out small health pools such as the scout, medic and spy is the grenade launcher- normally with just two hits! You can also use the grenade launcher to effectively take out sentry guns from behind corners. The sticky grenades work like proximity mines and so are great for laying as traps near intelligence or control points and tight choke points. Sticky grenades can be laid to take out a high number of kills. If you like your bangs and can’t aim then this is the class for you!

The Heavy is our next class. This guy really packs a punch. His high health and most powerful gun makes up for the fact he’s the slowest of all the classes. He can take down most things in a matter of seconds. The only enemy he struggles against is his opposite number. With a long range, he can battle several enemies at once. But with his slow speed it takes him a couple of seconds to rev up that mini gun. Once he hits you, don’t expect to move in a hurry! Covering while they take out the enemy, heavies work best when they are protected at short range. If you like to make people shut up on game servers then this is the guy for you!

The engineer only normally attacks in retaliation. He should choose to deploy and maintain helpful buildings to gain his team an advantage. The engineer is best known for his sentry gun which he can repair and upgrade with his wrench. To do this, the engineer has to collect metal from round the map. Strategically placed dispensers also resupply players. Teleports are an excellent way of moving players from one part of the map to another. A hidden spot near the enemy base is always a good position. Unfortunately they aren’t so hard when it comes to one on one. However they can be effective at medium range with their turrets and tend to sit in cover. If building and turrets float your boat, then choose the engineer class.

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