Team Fortress 2/Tropes A To G: Difference between revisions

* [[Anti-Frustration Features]]: Unless modded, maps scramble teams after a team loses badly a few times.

* [[Anti-Poopsocking]]: The current drop system has a cap on the amount of playtime in which drops can occur, about 10 hours a week. Playing beyond that cap does not grant the player additional items. Before this system was implemented, the old drop system was tied so closely with playtime that, statistically, the best way to guarantee that items would drop join an "idling" server and ignore the game for hours on end.

* [[Artificial Brilliance]]: The AI driven bots are capable of Spy checking and single class rushes, and the Medics hide from the action until they think it's safe.

** [[Artificial Stupidity]]: They do, however, have several pathfinding and decision making problems that prevent them from being a threat in small numbers. It's a work in progress.

* [[Awesome Yet Practical]]: Some kill taunts, however, can be worth the risk due to how they work. Heavy's Showdown taunt has a long range that spans about the length of 2fort's bridge, can shoot through tiny cracks, and fires off relatively quickly (and paired with the [[Lethal Joke Item|Holiday Punch]], it's even more effective and humiliating). Sniper's Skewer and Medic's Spinal Tap also stun any opponents that are hit by the first motion of the taunt, making them sitting ducks for the actual kill motion (filling up Medic's ubercharge completely in the latter case).

** And weapons as well. For example, two futuristic weapons from the Deus Ex promotional pack: Machina (sniper rifle that trades off [[No Scope]] fire, but deals even more damage and hits [[One-Hit Polykill|multiple targets in a row]]) and Widowmaker (shotgun that uses [[Abnormal Ammo|engineer's metal supply]] to fire and refills it on hit, turning him into a [[Glass Cannon]] without the need to reload... or even a [[Lightning Bruiser]] with the Gunslinger)

==B==

* [[Back Stab]]: The Spy class's ''modus operandi''.