I love the sudden youtuber crossovers that sometimes reactors dont expect

did you not know the FROG????

Martincitopants is Reggie with dougdougs self torment.

6:25 MARTIN CETOPANT´S, YOU GOTTA WATCH SOME OF HIS OTHER VIDS!

that sound was not Miku, it was a clip of Ness from Smash Bros saying "Okay"

You should react to martincitopants's minecraft vids

A full clip with the Diamondback can unload 612 damage. That's enough to 3-shot 2 Heavies back to back.

16:49 Nope, that’s a line of Ness’ from super smash bros.

(25:10) That was a Red Heavy and Red Sticky Bombs. If he had detonated the Sticky Bombs, the Heavy would have been unharmed.
So you can safely joke that Spy doesn't have a gun.   :3

Spy does in fact have a Projectile Weapon.

His influence spreads further

... note that Engineer has a weapon similar to the cursed revolver: the Frontier Justice. Every assisted kill a sentry achieves gives one crit, and every kill provides two. These crits are only given to you when the sentry is destroyed, and there's a limit of stored crits.

16:48 that's ness from smash ultimate (earthbound)

Here to explain once again, though in this case, it's Medic's Medigun and his Ubercharges.

The Medic has 4 different options for his Medigun, and each one heals whoever he's focused it on. If he heals them past full health, they gain "overheal", an extra amount of HP that degrades over time, with a cap of half of their max health. So a Soldier can have 100 overheal health, and a Heavy can have 150, and so on. Each Medigun also has a different Ubercharge. He heals enough, it fills up the bar, and he can do something extremely broken for a bit.

The stock (default) Medigun gives 8 seconds of complete invincibility to himself and his patient. Shiny enemy means completely invincible.

The Kritzkrieg doesn't make anyone invincible, instead it gives his heal target guaranteed crits for the duration. It also charges a bit faster, so while it's not as much of a big thing as complete invincibility, it's still very useful for killing a lot of enemies. But, you can die in the middle of it.

The Quick-Fix is a Medigun that has a very fast heal rate, at the cost of having overheal buffs only be a fourth of the target's max HP instead of half. The Ubercharge triples that healing rate for the duration. It's less ideal for pushing into the enemy, but is great for keeping teammates alive and bringing everyone back to full health quickly.

And lastly, the Vaccinator, which is really weird. The bar is divided into quarters, allowing you to bank 4 smaller Ubercharges instead of one big one. On top of that, your heal patient gains a 10% damage resistance to either bullets, explosives, or fire, which you can cycle between. It even has a 40% Ubercharge build rate increase. In exchange, the Overheal sucks. But the Ubercharge is where it gets much worse. On activation, the Medic and his target have their 10% resistance jump up to 75%. He can even activate all 3 simultaneously with 3 charges. The two things keeping this in check is focus fire, and the fact that it lacks melee resistance, so a Spy or Demoknight can still be effective against it.

21:25 foreshadowing...

5:55
BTD5 MUSIC?!?

Diamondback, Kunai(health +overheal on kill,) Dead Ringer (fake death,) have the skill, and some of the opposing team are going to tear their hair out.

More so with the old Dead Ringer, that you could just refresh from ammo packs. Near immortal spies are very frustrating.

Lesgo just started watching your videos after ever given and just finished that vid

22:40 luckily it is like that, same as the other two weapons that store critical hits

Golden rule of TF2: NEVER piss off a Hoovy. That player probably has more hours in the game than you have of being alive. You will NOT win against them.