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Engineer | |
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Basic Information | |
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Type | Defensive |
Health | 125 (185 with overheal) |
Speed | 100% |
The Engineer is a defensive class. He can construct buildings to fortify a position or to aid his teammates in the front lines, for example by transporting them there quicker by building Teleporters.
Bio
Location of Origin: Bee Cave, Texas, USA
Job: Area Denial
Motto: "I like to make things".
This amiable, soft-spoken good ol' boy from tiny Bee Cave, Texas loves barbeque, guns, and higher education. Natural curiosity, ten years as a roughneck in the west Texas oilfields, and eleven hard science PhDs have trained him to design, build and repair a variety of deadly contraptions.
Weapons
Primary
Weapon | Kill icon |
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Shotgun |
Secondary
Weapon | Kill icon |
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Pistol |
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Coilgun |
Melee
Weapon | Kill icon |
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Wrench |
PDA
Weapon |
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Construction PDA |
Destruction PDA |
Tips
As an Engineer...
- …use the build tool to place sentryguns, dispensers, and teleporters.
- …you need metal to build, repair, and upgrade your buildings. Collect fallen weapons to get more metal.
- …you're most effective when you stay moving and use your speed to your advantage.
- …hit your sentrygun with your wrench to upgrade it with metal. Each level adds more health and firepower.
- …build dispensers to provide your teammates with health and ammo. They also generate metal for you to use.
- …build teleporters to help your team reach the front line faster.
- …keep an eye out for enemy Spies attaching sappers to your buildings. Use your wrench to remove sappers.
- …remember to upgrade your buildings. Level 3 teleporters recharge much faster, allowing your team to keep the pressure on.
- …hit either the entrance or the exit of your teleporter with your wrench in order to repair and upgrade both sides.
- …hit MOUSE2 to rotate building blueprints before you hit MOUSE1 to build. Use this in order to orient teleporters away from walls.
- …you can do more than just maintain your buildings. Use your shotgun and your pistol to assist in fights and to defend your buildings.
- …sentryguns aren't restricted to just defensive measures. Deploy them quickly in hidden locations in order to aid in an offensive push.
- …the Coilgun will cause an explosion if you fully charge it for three seconds. Use it to reach previously inaccessible areas.
- …you are able to defuse the Dynamite Pack by hitting it with a wrench.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Bulgarian | Инженер | Engineer |
Spanish | Engineer | - |
English | Engineer | - |
French | Engineer | - |
German | Engineer | - |
Hungarian | Mérnök | Engineer |
Italian | Ingegnere | Engineer |
Polish | Inżynier | Engineer |
Brazilian Portuguese | Engineer | - |
Romanian | Engineer | - |
Russian | Инженер | Engineer |
Turkish | Engineer | - |
Trivia
- The Engineer was added to the original Team Fortress mod to appeal to players who lacked tradition skills required to perform well in first-person shooters.
- The Engineer was also added due to the developers of Team Fortress being inspired by the construction mechanics of the real-time strategy game Command & Conquer.
- The Engineer wears his default helmet backwards; however, this is not an uncommon practice among construction workers.
- The Engineer's favorite equation is, in fact, part of the equation that governs character lighting in-game, known as ‘Phong’ on the Valve Developer Community.
- In Team Fortress 2 Classic, Engineer gets another line for his ‘Battle Cry’ voice command where he says ‘Remember the Alamo!’, this voice line was lifted from Prerelease versions of Team Fortress 2 and is a reference to a real life battle cry used during the Texas Revolution.