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It's worth mentioning that Heavy doesn't have the ability to heal by default. His stock secondary weapon is a shotgun, with the sandwich being an unlockable sidegrade. A lot of people tend to forget it even exists because the sandwich is almost universally agreed to be the superior choice.

These videos are actually a really good mix of being both informative and entertaining at the same time. But if you want to get "good", it takes either hours of practice or hours of tutorials.

A few things to answer from this video:

Yes, a backstab will instantly kill any class, no matter what health they are at.

Yes, the sniper can 1 shot headshot any class. However, in order to kill higher health classes such as soldier and heavy, he needs to charge up his shot by staying scoped in. A quick scope headshot deals 150 damage, up to a max of 450 when at full charge, which can kill even an overhealed heavy.

You give your teammates sandviches by right clicking with it out. It heals the same amount as a large health kit. Also, if your health is full, but your sandvich is still recharging, you can pick up a med kit and fully charge your sandvich. Eating the sandvich yourself takes about 4 seconds, and it is very loud.

The sandvich is not Heavy’s base kit; he starts out with his mini-gun Sasha, a shotgun as his secondary, and his fists as his melee. The sandvich is in a class of unlockable sidegrades called lunchbox items. For heavy, these items are the sandvich (regain full health on eating or give to teammate for full health kit worth of healing), the Buffalo steak sandvich (gain increased movement speed and guaranteed mini-crits for a few seconds, but you’re restricted to melee and take increased damage. Can also be given to teammates as a medium health kit), the second banana (heals only 200 health, but recharges faster and can be given to teammates as a medium health kit), and the dalokas bar and fish cake (same item, fish cake is a reskin; increases max health to 350 for a short time, recharges super fast, but only gives teammates a small health kit’s worth of healing. You can also eat it after gaining the buffed max health for a small bit of healing)

Fun Fact: The Sandvich used to have no cooldown, so you could just stand on the point and continuously eat it to be almost invincible

answering the questions:

1:21 yes thats a hat you can wear

1:38 no they arent, i mean techincally but in the game theres just blood, no bullet holes.

2:23 i think that was just a joke

2:38 yes, you do. spy takes six times the enemy's current health on backstab

2:56 you can indeed have a secondary called "The Sandvich" by pressing right click you can throw the sandwich and it acts like a
medium health kit, and it can also recharge (it takes 30 seconds)

3:31 hes only good in right time, since hes a light class (125 health) it is easy to kill a spy. but lazypurple already says how spys
good in the spy video (which you've already seen)

4:54 yes, sniper has a charge mechanic to his sniper rifle, the longer it charges the more damage you get on a headshot/boxyshot. a full charged headshot kill is 450 damage. enough to kill any class even if they are overhealed or not.

5:27 you should be

6:17 yes, pyro has flames that have a limited reach, and heavy's bullets has a non limited reach that costs 400,000$ for 12 seconds.

6:29 yep that was a rocket jump, hard to do but fun when you do it.

6:40 we all do :)
7:56 this is a map called "Suijin" it is a KOTH map (King Of The Hill)

8:07 technically yes, but that turr- i.. mean sentry is actually a mini sentry. placed by a engineer who has the gunslinger. but if it was a level 1 - 3 sentry, you may live a level 1 but not a level 2 and 3.

8:40 yep, you can. some maps have water that you can swim in, and some just have water that you die if you go in. the map is called "Freight"

9:00 4.3 seconds

9:11 the sandvich is useful if you actually eat somewhere good, eating somewhere where an enemy can just peak you. but as soon as you start eating and an enemy sees you it just spells d, e, a, t, h. (unless their too late) (or they get a random crit)

9:28 depends on the loadout, you can have a meme loadout called (fat scout)

9:52 yes, even enemy players can give you sandwiches

10:07 they do indeed make a good combo, with the engineers teleporter heavy can get to the frontlines very quickly. unless you have a weapon that makes you go fast.

10:27 and because the teleporter is a level 1, heavy cant get to the frontlines in 16 seconds. (also make sure to upgrade your teleporters engineers! unless you have the eureka effect then just spend 200 at the beginning of the round)

A few notes -

Spy's melee weapon (the knife) does 8x your current health if he attacks you from behind, so the only way to survive a backstab is to be invincible (from the medic's Ubercharge or by an unlockable item the Scout can use). It does less than regular melee damage if he isn't behind you (though TF2's melee hit registration is godawful so from time to time he'll get a backstab from the front, known as a facestab)

Sniper's rifle does 50 base damage per shot, and critical hits in TF2 do triple damage, so a headshot (guaranteed crit) does 150, but the longer the sniper stays in scope, the more damage it charges up, up to a maximum of 150 base, or 450 on a headshot, which also happens to be the highest amount of health in the game - Medics can give allies at full health a sort of shield of 150% their regular health, so a 300 health heavy can have 450 max health if a medic is healing him

This means that both of the pick classes can OHKO a heavy, even with full health and full shield, who doesn't have something like crit immunity or damage resistances/immunity, if they can sneak up on him (spy) or charge their shot for long enough and land the headshot (sniper)

Also, the sandvich heals Heavy for 300 health if he eats it (which locks him in an animation where he can't move, turn, or fire his gun for a while), or he can throw it to a teammate (or enemy, whoever picks it up first) where it acts as a medium health kit, which restores 50% of their HP. After doing either, it goes on cooldown for a while.

Teleporters have a cooldown between teleports, and the higher the level of the teleporter (buildings can go up to level 3), the faster the cooldown. A level 1 teleporter, the worst one, has something like 10-12 seconds between each teleport, so it can be quite painful to wait for it to recharge.

Worth mentioning that heavy is a punish class. Up close it can do good damage, but mid to ling range he deals almost laughable (small) damage.

Heavy is hilarious and fun to play, but you definitely need a Medic nearby (and nothing stops a Spy backstab).

Old bastion was DEFINITELY inspired by heavy
With the mini gun rev up and the healing yourself

2:24 IT WAS A JOKE FOR SCOUT MAINS

Heavy Traits
- Russian -> Zarya
- Buff -> Zarya
- Big hitbox -> Almost every tank in Overwatch 1/2 (Especially Zarya & Roadhog)
- Minigun -> Bastion
- Sandvich (self-healing consumable) -> Roadhog

Holy crap, I did not expect to get a shout-out. I love you're reactions man! Keep it up mate! 😎👍🏽

heavies sandwich is on a pretty long cooldown so he cant really be considered a tank/healer. but if he has a medic healing him, and a teamate quickly needs a burst heal of half their hp (it always heals half the persons max hp you throw it to) then it can be used as a healing tool

4:05 lazy is proof that once a homestuck always a homestuck

Spy sounds like a nightmare until you realize his entire gimmick can almost entirely be countered by just turning around every once in a while, having your volume up, And shooting your teammates to check.

It takes a extremely skilled spy to become a nuisance for the enemy team and if the spy isnt too skilled it mostly becomes a trade off class where he kills one person, gets found out, and then dies immediately.

How sniper damage works is: The longer you charge the rifle the more damage it does (like Widowmaker), A crit in TF2 is 3x damage. So an uncharged bodyshot is 50 damage, a uncharged headshot is 150 damage. A fully charged bodyshot is 150 damage, and a fully charged headshot is 450 damage. So from half-to-full charge a Sniper can instant-kill a heavy with a headshot.

I'll be real, when I was new to TF2, I thought Spy was going to be so hard to spot, but it's actually not that hard to catch a Spy. Something Lazy Purple never really touches on, you have no collision with teammates. So you can just walk straight through them, unless it's an enemy Spy in disguise. If you ever shoulder bump a teammate, it's a Spy.

Also, sometimes Spies will disguise as you. That's very easy to spot, lol.

Be sure you also react to the behind scenes of how it feels which starts around the Engineer video.

0:41 yes, you learned this in the meet the team video