TF2: Playing the Spy and Pyro
The two most confusing classes for a newbie (like me) in TF2 are the Spy and Pyro.
So here's a couple of nifty videos on playing the Spy and Pyro by EvilDaedalus, who is clearly some kind of TF2 ninja compared with me.
The main thing I picked up from these that I didn't know previously was for the Pyro: using mostly hit-n-run flanking tactics and copious use of the shotgun. I'd thought of it as a hide-round-a-corner-and-go-boo class, which may have been why so far I've sucked whenever I slipped into something more rubbery and haven't played Pyro much at all. As for Spy, well, there always seems to be a sneaky guy on the team already and I like to fill in the roles that the team isn't covering at the moment.
Mmmmph mmmmmmph!
So here's a couple of nifty videos on playing the Spy and Pyro by EvilDaedalus, who is clearly some kind of TF2 ninja compared with me.
The main thing I picked up from these that I didn't know previously was for the Pyro: using mostly hit-n-run flanking tactics and copious use of the shotgun. I'd thought of it as a hide-round-a-corner-and-go-boo class, which may have been why so far I've sucked whenever I slipped into something more rubbery and haven't played Pyro much at all. As for Spy, well, there always seems to be a sneaky guy on the team already and I like to fill in the roles that the team isn't covering at the moment.
Mmmmph mmmmmmph!
2 Comments:
I'm not quite sure what it says about me but I always gravitate to the support bitch roles in these sorts of games. Medic's been my favorite so far, in other words.
Sigh, I really should get around to playing more Team Fortress. But I'm suffering from that old "too many games, not enough time" problem.
I play Medic, but only when I have to. I don't feel like I'm particularly good at it and I don't have as much fun as playing a direct offensive role. In general, I enjoy playing offense a lot more than defense - I tried Engineer, but it was too dull for me.
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