18:16 That was a re-creation of a competitive Medic clip where I get to mid and immediately have my will to live crushed by Uncle Dane the engie main

True about the Demoknights. Though when you use the Wrangler, be extra careful of anyone who knows how to charge jump to your nest from an elevated position, you might lose your head. It's kind of like how a Sniper or Spy would abuse your lack of awareness to kill you quickly.

can confirm, as a scout player, running into sentries is our main gameplan.

The good thing about TF2 not being updated, these kind of guides always stay fresh.

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How to fight Sniper:

I've found that using the Short Circuit as an improvised flashbang is a surprisingly effective tactic against Snipers as that big ball tends to obstruct their aim giving me more of a chance to run for cover.

engie: puts down a useless pile of metal

“Memorizing the monologue from meet the scout every night before bed”

"you'd be surprised how fast a medic goes down to a shotgun"

I find it sad how nobody is appreciating how damn good the subtitles are

"Familiarizing yourself with the maps."

11:10 any real demo main knows that dying to self-inflicted splash damage while taking out an enemy is the only honorable way to go out

I’m really starting to get into tf2 again, so this is a nice surprise :)

Incredibly well edited, the character themed music matching, the voice lines at the start of each section, the whole animation before each section and the metal sound effect is the cherry on top

I love the implication that the Engineer can change which building is in a toolbox just by saying it lol

I got so happy when I heard "use a distraction sentry," "it's important to be able to pick your battles," and "a demoman doesn't like it when you're in his face," because those were things I had figured out on my own and it's just really satisfying to know that those are actually good tactics

Other classes: Countered by your distraction Sentry

Useful thing of note regarding Pyros: If they're using the Dragon's Fury, you might as well treat them like a different class, because the way they'll interact with you and your buildings is totally different from a stock Pyro.