TF2 Player's Guide to FF - Revision history

Doublahroublah: Single Shotty to Pelletgun

2016-07-23T06:15:08Z

Single Shotty to Pelletgun

Squeek-10494: Removed some confusing wording

2014-12-05T10:46:36Z

Removed some confusing wording

Squeek-10494: Added some core/important differences to the top of the list

2014-12-05T08:33:45Z

Added some core/important differences to the top of the list

Squeek-10494: Moved AfterShock's additions to a more appropriate section (Competitive Play)

2014-12-05T08:23:35Z

Moved AfterShock's additions to a more appropriate section (Competitive Play)

AfterShock: /* General */

2014-10-02T22:50:55Z

General

AfterShock: /* General */

2014-10-02T22:49:32Z

General

Ddm999: Engineer - dunno if i did this, but there was a : instead of | in a link :P

2013-02-01T16:23:54Z

Engineer - dunno if i did this, but there was a : instead of | in a link :P

Ddm999: Plz, someone make "Game Type:Attack and Defend Zone" also include Invade vs Defend the Zone! Also, I did all kinds of stuff to fully fix this.

2013-01-23T17:13:21Z

Plz, someone make "Game Type:Attack and Defend Zone" also include Invade vs Defend the Zone! Also, I did all kinds of stuff to fully fix this.

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2011-07-12T16:12:09Z

fix unicode

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2011-07-12T16:08:48Z

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 * There is a large emphasis on movement/speed (see [[Movement Skills]] and [[Jumping Skills]])
-* Not all weapons/classes are good at killing players (things like the [[Weapon:Single_Shotgun|Single Shotgun]] and [[Weapon:Nailgun|Nailgun]] are very weak)
+* Not all weapons/classes are good at killing players (things like the [[Weapon:Pelletgun|Pelletgun]] and [[Weapon:Nailgun|Nailgun]] are very weak)
 * All classes strike a balance between killing power and overall speed ([[Scout]] is very fast but can barely kill anything, while the [[HWGuy]] is very slow but is very good at killing things)
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 ==Weapons==
-* There are two types of shotguns: [[Weapon:Single_Shotgun|Single]] and [[Weapon:Super_Shotgun|Super]]. The Super Shotgun takes up two bullets per shot, where as the Single only takes one. However, the [[Weapon:Super_Shotgun|Super Shotgun]] deals a lot more damage than the [[Weapon:Single_Shotgun|Single]].
+* There are two types of shotguns: A low-powered [[Weapon:Pelletgun|pelletgun]] and a [[Weapon:Super_Shotgun|Super Shotgun]]. The Super Shotgun takes up two bullets per shot, where as the pelletgun only takes one. However, the [[Weapon:Super_Shotgun|Super Shotgun]] deals a lot more damage than the [[Weapon:Pelletgun|Pelletgun]].
 * There is a [[Weapon:Nailgun|Nailgun]] in the game which fires a constant stream of bullets.

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 ===[[Class:Scout|Scout]]===
-* The FF Scout is much more movement based, with much less firepower. Instead of using hit and run tactics to do massive damage before the enemy knew what happened in Team Fortress 2, the FF Scout is more focused on capturing objectives.
+* The FF Scout is much more movement based, with almost no firepower. The FF Scout is more focused on capturing objectives.
-*The double jump TF2 skill is replaced by a much more powerful [[Grenade:Concussion|concussion grenade]] ability.
+* The double jump TF2 skill is replaced by a much more powerful [[Grenade:Concussion|concussion grenade]] ability.
 * A Scout can remove a Spy's disguise or disable a [[Weapon:Detpack|Detpack]] if he touches them.

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 ==General==
-* There are grenades usable for every class. There are two: a [[Grenade:Frag|frag grenade]] for every class (except the Scout) and a "special"� one that has a unique trait ([[Grenade:Laser|like shooting lasers]] or [[Grenade:EMP|blowing up nearby ammunition]].).
+* There is a large emphasis on movement/speed (see [[Movement Skills]] and [[Jumping Skills]])
 * There is no store, and there are no items. ( No hats, miscs, etc. )

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 {{Infobox manual/Header}}
 ==General==
 * There are grenades usable for every class. There are two: a [[Grenade:Frag|frag grenade]] for every class (except the Scout) and a "special"� one that has a unique trait ([[Grenade:Laser|like shooting lasers]] or [[Grenade:EMP|blowing up nearby ammunition]].).
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 * However, maps which include the civilian can edit his speed, weapons, damage, etc.
 {{Infobox manual/Footer}}
 {{Rating|4}}

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 Fortress Forever differs in 4 major ways to TF2:
-. Speed
+# Speed
-. Defensive strategy
+# Defensive strategy
-. Focus on movement
+# Focus on movement
-. Individual ability
+# Individual ability
 Fortress Forever is much faster than TF2, and players have stricter positions. In TF2 both teams move around the map pushing each other back in a kind of tug-of-war; in FF the defending team creates a defensive strategy and then tries to hold their base against the oncoming attacking team. FF is more structured and static, having players with expertise defending particular choke points in maps and creating a defensive strategy together as to how to defend their base.

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 * The Pistol is replaced with the [[Weapon:Railgun|Railgun]], which can charged up. If charged for 3.3 seconds, the Engineer will receive 40 metal.
-* The [[Buildables#Dispenser:Dispenser]] gives armor and ammo, but not health.
+* The [[Buildables#Dispenser|Dispenser]] gives armor and ammo, but not health.
 * Dispensers can absorb ammo from backpacks.

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 *The double jump TF2 skill is replaced by a much more powerful [[Grenade:Concussion|concussion grenade]] ability.
-* A Scout can remove a Spy’s disguise or disable a [[Weapon:Detpack|Detpack]] if he touches them.
+* A Scout can remove a Spy's disguise or disable a [[Weapon:Detpack|Detpack]] if he touches them.
 * He can build a [[:Category:Buildables#Jump_Pad|Jump Pad]] that can give anybody an extra speed boost.
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 * If the Spy falls down, he will make no noise and takes 50% damage from the fall when you crouch.
-* The Spy’s special abilities are done via a menu accessed by hitting the Fire 2 (default: Mouse 2) key.
+* The Spy's special abilities are done via a menu accessed by hitting the Fire 2 (default: Mouse 2) key.
 * Much like the Scout, Spies can reveal other spies disguises by touching them.
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 * The Engineer cannot make teleporters.
-* An Engineer can repair a teammate’s armor by hitting the ally with the [[Weapon:Spanner|wrench]].
+* An Engineer can repair a teammate's armor by hitting the ally with the [[Weapon:Spanner|wrench]].
 * You do not get alerted when a spy has stealth-hacked your SG, only when they activate the hack.
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 * Sentries will being to make sonar sounds when a Spy is near it. The closer a Spy is, the louder the sound will be.
-* When an engineer discards ammo, he will throw out ammo of every type, even if he doesn’t currently have a certain type.
+* When an engineer discards ammo, he will throw out ammo of every type, even if he doesn't currently have a certain type.
 * The Pistol is replaced with the [[Weapon:Railgun|Railgun]], which can charged up. If charged for 3.333 seconds, the Engineer will receive 40 metal.

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 * If a player dies, a backpack is left behind that contains all the ammo he had when he died.
-* Resupply rooms consist of backpacks containing supplies, instead of supply lockers. In addition, these backpacks must respawn. What’s in the backpacks is determined by the map maker.
+* Resupply rooms consist of backpacks containing supplies, instead of supply lockers. In addition, these backpacks must respawn. What's in the backpacks is determined by the map maker.
 * You can [[Movement:Bunnyhopping|Bunny Hop]] in FF to get to places quicker.