9:30 you would honestly be surprised just how accurate that is, I've seen on multiple occasions over my time of playing TF2 a spy escaping from a group of enemies, and while the group of enemies are spy-checking for that spy, they catch another entirely unrelated spy! It's both very funny and very tragic.

12:38

It's not less damage.
It's MORE damage.
It's 25% more damage.

People REALLY don't pay attention to the colors, huh?

8:37 Yeah its stated the Mad Milk is not milk. Do with that what u will

24:20 airlier forgor that he already had this realisation in the LAST video

Absolutely do SoundSmith’s vids tutorial next.

If youre looking for more tf2 vids, uncle dane is very similar him, exept with engi. He even has a dedicated vidio for each engi weapon that can help you understand how to play/counter them better.

25:45 Yeah...that's the thing with Engineer, with enough Engineers you get so much maintenance, upkeep and buildings together to where you basically can turn a portion of a map into basically a fortress. To the point where really only a Uber Demoman or Soldier can break through.

And while on the topic of stacking Engineers, reminds me of the 1000 Uncle Danes server. Basically a server where a team of normal players faces down an insane horde of Engineer Bots. And yes they play extremely defensive to the point where it is almost oppressive. Though Jonto did make a more "comedic" version of 1000 Danes, he got the person who made that to make a "1 Jontillion Spies" server, and it is the exact opposite. These hordes of spies are constantly rushing at you, disguising, cloaking and just generally out to give you and your buddies some Back Time.

Both are great videos you could react to if you just want to see the absurdity and TF2 at it's peak insanity.

Uncle dane engineer vs everyone

12:30 The referenced weapon in shown on screen right now.

I am at 9:14 and airier just got surprised that the video is covering the friendly match-up even though at 6:02 he mentioned the friendly match-up when it came up. just mentioning it because I find his forgetfulness and obliviousness funny.

For a basic rundown of all the other classes:

Soldier:  good health and damage.  Simple to use as just shooting a surface for aoe is consistent damage even if you miss a direct hit.  A common trick is to just shoot at a target's feet, so even a miss hits them with aoe.  Rocket jumping just involves jumping, crouching and shooting the floor/wall near you. Makes him startlingly mobile for such a strong class.  He also has a shotgun as a backup non rocket source of decent damage to finish a fight or in emergencies, or can equip team support backpacks.  

Demo:  more explosion oriented than soldier.  Since his stickies have arm time and his pipes don’t explode on surface contact, he’s harder to use, especially up close.  When at close range, stickies become useless and you must land a direct hit and maybe eat your own aoe with pipes. But he can cause way more devastation to an enemy team because of the volume of explosives he has, and traps.  He can also explosive jump, usually with the stickie launcher, but this takes more time so he can't just quicky deploy this for an escape like soldier can.

Scout:  very simple.  Fast, has double jump, has shotgun.  That’s 99% of what he’s about.  But that speed lets him be a menace both flanking and in 1v1 duels.  His shotgun is a lot of damage if he gets up close and lands all his pellets.

Heavy:  also very straightforward.  High health and single target damage.  But his slow speed is a huge issue. His minigun also takes time to prep to fire and slows him down even more.  So he’s often food for pick classes like spy and sniper, along with being doomed when caught with his pants down.  

Pyro:  a strange semi support class.  Flamethrower are solid close range aoe damage, but he’s not that tanky or fast.  So he relies on airblast to reflect projectiles and to disrupt enemy team formations.  Also is the main spy checker.  He’s also got a lot of other side utility, and can be pretty mobile with some unlocks, but not to the degree of soldier.  

Engie:  the most map dependent class.  Obviously turret is the big obvious danger roadblock.  It is typically a fallback to defend wounded teammates who need to retreat from the front to recover/reload and which punishes people trying to sneak past/behind the front line as well as a backstop if the front is collapsing.  But teleporters really swing games when they keep ferrying in reinforcements.  Dispensers also keep the army topped up and supported. They are constantly busy juggling gathering metal (from ammo packs or dispensers) and building/upgrading or moving buildings.

Medic:  heals and swings the game with Uber.  Uber is a function of all mediguns that gives a massive boost to someone after charging.  By default it is invincibility, but other options are stuff like crits, faster heal or specific damage resistance.

Sniper:  He's a sniper.  Only real thing to note is he can charge a shot to do a lot more damage, but his laser sight will appear on the surface he's aiming at.  A quick headshot is often better than charging, but a full charged headshot will down anybody and a fully charged body shot will do as much as a quick headshot.

33:00 you may enjoy the "heavy spy" by zeyo

29:59 yes he has and you agreed with his opinion on it

29:25 This is why War Without Reason is a peak ost.

34:26 I do recommend to watch that video because it goes into more detail about why you shouldn't stack more than 2 spies and some of the class mechanics-ish

AAAH my favorite spy psychology video

21:13 yee

12:25 it is a reference to an operation Marketgarden during ww2

25:49
There's a saying: "Pop it, don't drop it."
Speaking of Team Service Announcement, I believe it CAME from that.

29:25 okay, since he didn't mention it, another spy thing is keeping an eye out for the medic's backpack. It glows and electro-visuals when the uber is ready, and the medic does a call-out the moment he hits 100%, so both the visual and the audio can give a clue when a medic is ready to pop uber, and I imagine there's nothing more satisfying than instant-killing a medic who is ready and waiting to make himself and someone else invincible. It's peak blue-balling, and I say that as a medic/engineer main, not a spy main.