Armor pickups are shown as green armor vests with a shield icon on the front and three grey straps, one vertical on each side and one horizontal on the bottom. To recover it, find armor pickups, supply cabinets, dispensers, or Engineers. Medium armor receives more damage from attacks that deal odd amounts of damage. Light armor absorbs 25% of damage, medium absorbs 50%, and heavy absorbs 75%. Enemies can disable grenades by hitting them with two bullets or one melee swing.Ĭlasses also have armor to compliment and protect their health. Grenades also deal 2 damage if they hit an enemy head-on(Or 1 if it bounces first), resulting in a fairly humiliating death that is announced to the entire server if an enemy is unfortunate enough to be killed by it. Certain grenades drop out of the users hands when detonated, such as the nail and gas grenades. The basic Frag Grenade deals 100 max damage, or 50 self damage if not thrown. If the grenade is not thrown by the time the timer runs out, it will detonate anyway. Then press the key again or hold and release the key (Depending on current settings) to throw the grenade. This starts the grenade's short fuse time. Press F to pull out your primary grenade, or G for your special grenade. There is also a server setting where large ammo pickups will refill your grenades. Get more grenades from supply cabinets or grenade pickups, shown as dark green buckets with silver handles and two black grenade icons in black circles on opposite sides of each other, shown holding 5 Frag Grenades that aren't team-colored. What type and how many you get depends on what class you are playing as. CP_Staredown is a polished and redone version of CP_Powerhouse.Īny class can throw grenades, which existed in Team Fortress Classic, although it was removed in the final version of Team Fortress 2 due to concerns of exploits and being spammed. CTF_Badlands has the layout of its TFC version, Dustbowl's second point has a different building layout that has the point next to it instead of inside it, and Goldrush's final two points are replaced by the final two points of Badwater Basin. Some maps were changed, such as the 2Fort bridge not having a roof. The stock map pool consists of AD_Dustbowl, AD_Gravelpit, Arena_Bridge, Arena_Trainyard, Arena_Well, CP_Badlands, CP_Granary, CP_Staredown, CP_Well, CTF_2Fort, CTF_Badlands, CTF_Well, KOTH_Badlands, KOTH_Crossover, PLR_Chariots, PL_Goldrush, and TC_Hydro, along with Background01 and PF_Target as training maps. There are also two practice gamemodes, being Background and Target. The main gamemodes, in order of selection when creating a server, are Attack-Defend, Arena, Control Points, Capture the Flag, King of the Hill, Payload Race, Payload, and Territory Control. All main gamemodes are identical to their Live TF2 counterparts, while also bringing back Arena.

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