If you ever run into an overpowered weapon combination, where 2 weapons are op together but not nessicarily op when not, instead of nerfing one or both of the two, you could add Item Set Bonuses/Penalties when using weapons together.

So what exactly happened to the Finish Line? It's been gone for a few days now. I think it was probably removed because it would be OP against players with multiple thousands of max. health (admins vs players), but I think it should be brought back because the weapon isn't OP against normal players.

Originally posted by Thrynity:

Originally posted by mayk mawmer prauwd:

Afterburner:
In general, the Afterburner has always seemed like an overpowered weapon. You only have to have a flame touch an opponent, and now that it's getting reworked, it seems even more OP.

(+) Applies infinite afterburn on enemy
(-) -66% direct flame damage penalty
(-) -66% afterburn damage while weapon isn't out (also affects you when dead)
(-) 100% increase in airblast cost

Wait what ? Afterburner seems op only on the paper
In game, it's weaker than normal flamethrower, because main source of damage from a flamethrower is the direct damage (10 damage by tick, it hurt !)
Getting a lil bit longer afterburn and some more damage, its worth it for me, I stopped use it

Haven't you seen the new Afterburner? It gives infinite afterburn that can only be cured if you resupply or die.

Afterburner:
In general, the Afterburner has always seemed like an overpowered weapon. You only have to have a flame touch an opponent, and now that it's getting reworked, it seems even more OP.

(+) Applies infinite afterburn on enemy
(-) -66% direct flame damage penalty
(-) -66% afterburn damage while weapon isn't out (also affects you when dead)
(-) 100% increase in airblast cost

Originally posted by Uncrafting I trade.tf:

The Tiny Mann

Spy watch

+Spy is tiny man on equip

Revolver damage penalty 75%

Backstab damage penalty only 75% of the victims health is lost

Sapper is 75% less effective

Enemy ragdolls will usually go flying after a backstab, since they don't die, I believe they should go flying while they're still alive

somebody's watched delfy

but i actually think the penalties were 90% rather than 75% there (since enemies could survive backstabs, which you can't unless you have at least 84% damage resistance)

When weapon is active:
(+) 67% of all fire damage done is returned as health, including afterburn
(+) 100% of all damage dealt with reflected projectiles is returned as health
(+) You can overheal yourself, up to 125%
(+) Does not require ammo
(±) Collected ammo becomes health
(-) Consumes health instead of ammo, 30 health every second, 20 health for airblast

Originally posted by Godfadre Jregori:

Originally posted by mayk mawmer prauwd:

"Injection Assassin" (Medic)

• Primary: Overdose
  
• Secondary: Vaccinator (Can use any Medigun, but faster uber rate and multiple ubers is good. Kritz isn't recommended though, since it's uber does not benefit the Medic.)
  
• Melee: Outbreaker (I know it's getting removed in favor of the Medic's Outbreaker, but the Medic's Outbreaker doesn't give uber on hit, making it less useful for escapes.)

Strategy:
At the start of the round, heal your teammates to get some ubercharge, and act like a normal Medic. Once everything seems to be going fine, switch to the Overdose and use your Speed Boost to sneak around the map. Then, once you find a target, switch to the Outbreaker and hit them a couple of times.

(+) Very effective against weaker classes (Spies, Snipers (at close range), Scouts, Engies without their buildings)
(-) Not very effective against stronger classes (Soldiers and Heavies, mainly)
(-) Sort of a Battle Medic playstyle
(-) outbreaker's gonna get removed

I don't want to be that one guy. But don't you meant Worst Case Szenario?

No, the Overdose gives a Speed Boost the more uber you have, up to 10%.

• Primary: Overdose
  
• Secondary: Vaccinator (Can use any Medigun, but faster uber rate and multiple ubers is good. Kritz isn't recommended though, since it's uber does not benefit the Medic.)
  
• Melee: Outbreaker (I know it's getting removed in favor of the Medic's Outbreaker, but the Medic's Outbreaker doesn't give uber on hit, making it less useful for escapes.)

Strategy:
At the start of the round, heal your teammates to get some ubercharge, and act like a normal Medic. Once everything seems to be going fine, switch to the Overdose and use your Speed Boost to sneak around the map. Then, once you find a target, switch to the Outbreaker and hit them a couple of times.

(+) Very effective against weaker classes (Spies, Snipers (at close range), Scouts, Engies without their buildings)
(-) Not very effective against stronger classes (Soldiers and Heavies, mainly)
(-) Sort of a Battle Medic playstyle
(-) outbreaker's gonna get removed

finish line is gone from server :(((((

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=981
(+) Arrows explode on impact
(±) You can damage and knock back yourself
(-) 25% damage penalty
(-) 33% damage penalty on headshots
(-) 15% slower reload speed

Headshot someone in the middle of a crowd. You may only deal 180 damage to them, but you'll also deal 180 damage to everyone around them, can also be used to propel yourself long distances. Basically the Bow version of the Rocket Launcher or the Manncannon... The Huntsmanncannon?

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=114746522
(+) 50% faster melee hit speed (Not fire rate, time taken between mouse press and melee hit)
(+) On hit: speed-boost for 5 seconds
(+) On hit: gain 5 seconds 35% resistance to target's non-melee attacks
(+) On hit: victim is forced to use melee for 2 seconds
(-) 50% slower fire rate
(-) On hit: target deals melee mini-crits towards you for 5 seconds
(-) Honorbound: Sheathing without a kill reduces your health by 25% of your class' max. HP
(-) 50% damage penalty on first hit in 5 seconds

Kiting is a concept in MMOs where you basically Hit and Run. I don't know how well this would work in an FPS, though. Especially TF2.

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=107856231
(+) 50% faster weapon switch
(+) 0.5s increase in charge duration
(+) On hit: gain back up to 25% charge
(+) 25% faster projectile speed
(+) +15 max. health on wearer
(-) 15% damage penalty
(-) No random critical hits
(-) 20% slower fire rate

Hit someone with this, switch to melee, run up and chop off their head.

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=235559963
(+) Destroys projectiles on hit
(+) After destroying a projectile: mini-crits for 5 seconds
(+) 50% larger melee range
(+) This weapon deploys 50% faster
(-) 30% slower firing speed
(-) 15% damage vulnerability when active
(-) This weapon holsters 20% slower
(-) No random critical hits

Why dodge projectiles when you can kill projectiles?

Feedback'd be appreciated.