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The game is a class-based first-person shooter pitting two teams against each other, called [[RED]] and [[BLU]] teams, for some unknown reason. Other then that just follow the directions to each specific gamemode and you'll do fine. Maybe. | The game is a class-based first-person shooter pitting two teams against each other, called [[RED]] and [[BLU]] teams, for some unknown reason. Other then that just follow the directions to each specific gamemode and you'll do fine. Maybe. | ||
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[[image:Demo.PNG|thumb|The [[Demoman]] as he appears in the game. And Chewiki.]] | [[image:Demo.PNG|thumb|The [[Demoman]] as he appears in the game. And Chewiki.]] | ||
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*[[Heavy Weapons Guy]] | *[[Heavy Weapons Guy]] | ||
*[[Soldier]] | *[[Soldier]] | ||
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*[[Spy]] | *[[Spy]] | ||
*[[Medic]] | *[[Medic]] | ||
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| + | ''Note'': In most gamemodes, RED typically plays defense while BLU plays offense unless the two teams work towards the same objectives. | ||
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| + | *''Capture Point (cp)'' - One team tries advancing up the map, capturing control points along the way, and to win they must capture all the points, or both teams try capturing each others points. | ||
| + | *''Team Control (tc)'' - Teams try to capture the others point. Like neutral ''CP'' but shorter, and there's only one default map for it. | ||
| + | *''Capture the Flag (ctf)'' - Teams try to infiltrate the opposing team's base, snatch the briefcase, and bring it back to their base. Why they do it is that the enemy "[[Enclosed instruction book|intelligence]]" is in them. Supposedly the briefcases contain a list of [[KFC|the Colonel's 11 herbs and spices]], as well as the secret recipe to Coca-Cola. Though to the team's dismays each briefcase only contains a hurtful note and some paperclips. | ||
| + | *''Arena'' - Each player on a team has one life and must try to kill the opposing team or capture the center point, which opens up a minute after the chaos. | ||
| + | *''Deathmatch (dm)'' - Like Arena that lasts for half an hour, minus the middle point and with infinite respawn, typically played on incredibly unbalanced maps. | ||
| + | *''Payload (pl)'' - One team pushes a [[bomb]] cart up the track to the other team's base, where it will [[Demoman|detonate]] and kill everyone in the vicinity. Oh yeah, and for some reason the bomb can [[Medic|heal you.]] | ||
| + | *''Payload Race (plr)'' - Each team pushes their cart to the other teams base. It was originally intended to be similar to ''[[Mario]] Kart'' where all the players would drive specialized vehicles with bombs strapped to the bottom, but thanks to a lawsuit by [[Nintendo]], the concept was canned. | ||
| + | *''[[King of the Hill]] (koth)'' - The latest new gamemode, a point in the center opens up after a few minutes of [[Pokemon|battle]]. One team must capture it, then hold the point for a few minutes to win. If they get overrun, the opposing team can capture it, and the cycle starts over again. ''koth_Arlen'' coming soon! | ||
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===Main Source for Poopers=== | ===Main Source for Poopers=== | ||
[http://www.gametrailers.com/ GameTrailers] | [http://www.gametrailers.com/ GameTrailers] | ||
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===Other External Links=== | ===Other External Links=== | ||
[http://orange.half-life2.com/ Half-Life 2: The Orange Box] | [http://orange.half-life2.com/ Half-Life 2: The Orange Box] | ||
===See Also=== | ===See Also=== | ||
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[[Category: Team Fortress 2]] | [[Category: Team Fortress 2]] | ||
[[Category:Sources - Video Game's]] | [[Category:Sources - Video Game's]] | ||
Revision as of 03:09, 28 September 2009
Description
A game by Valve that came out in October 10, 2007 in The Orange Box along with Portal and Half-Life 2: Episode Two (Also includes Half-Life 2 and Half-Life 2: Episode One.) for the PC, Xbox 360, and Playstation 3. It's also a seperate game that you can get on your PC.
The game is a class-based first-person shooter pitting two teams against each other, called RED and BLU teams, for some unknown reason. Other then that just follow the directions to each specific gamemode and you'll do fine. Maybe.
Media Infomation
It's a fucking videogame. What'd you expect, Jesus Christ popping out of your ass while Turok rapes and kills you?
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The Demoman as he appears in the game. And Chewiki.
Classes
Gamemodes
Note: In most gamemodes, RED typically plays defense while BLU plays offense unless the two teams work towards the same objectives.
- Capture Point (cp) - One team tries advancing up the map, capturing control points along the way, and to win they must capture all the points, or both teams try capturing each others points.
- Team Control (tc) - Teams try to capture the others point. Like neutral CP but shorter, and there's only one default map for it.
- Capture the Flag (ctf) - Teams try to infiltrate the opposing team's base, snatch the briefcase, and bring it back to their base. Why they do it is that the enemy "intelligence" is in them. Supposedly the briefcases contain a list of the Colonel's 11 herbs and spices, as well as the secret recipe to Coca-Cola. Though to the team's dismays each briefcase only contains a hurtful note and some paperclips.
- Arena - Each player on a team has one life and must try to kill the opposing team or capture the center point, which opens up a minute after the chaos.
- Deathmatch (dm) - Like Arena that lasts for half an hour, minus the middle point and with infinite respawn, typically played on incredibly unbalanced maps.
- Payload (pl) - One team pushes a bomb cart up the track to the other team's base, where it will detonate and kill everyone in the vicinity. Oh yeah, and for some reason the bomb can heal you.
- Payload Race (plr) - Each team pushes their cart to the other teams base. It was originally intended to be similar to Mario Kart where all the players would drive specialized vehicles with bombs strapped to the bottom, but thanks to a lawsuit by Nintendo, the concept was canned.
- King of the Hill (koth) - The latest new gamemode, a point in the center opens up after a few minutes of battle. One team must capture it, then hold the point for a few minutes to win. If they get overrun, the opposing team can capture it, and the cycle starts over again. koth_Arlen coming soon!
Usage
First Used In A Poop By
Often Used By
Sometimes Used By
Disliked By
- Fortress Forever Players.
Further Information
After the lengthy Meet the Spy video was released onto the Internet in May 2009, a large range of poopers ranging from the obscure to the well-known, began pooping it. This was met with much criticism from a few people on the forums, who believed that it was to run dry extremely quickly. (But that's because everyone there thinks everything related to humor is a fad.) A similar event happened with "Meet the Sniper", as well as "Meet the Scout."
