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== Speed == | == Speed == | ||
Speed is measured using hammer units / sec. The standard is 300 hu/sec, or 100%. This is the speed of the Pyro, Sniper, Engineer, and Spy. Note that speed while moving backwards is 90% of what it would be otherwise, and while crouched it becomes 33% | Speed is measured using hammer units / sec. The standard is 300 hu/sec, or 100%. This is the speed of the Pyro, Sniper, Engineer, and Spy. Note that speed while moving backwards is 90% of what it would be otherwise, and while crouched it becomes 33% | ||
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Speed
Speed is measured using hammer units / sec. The standard is 300 hu/sec, or 100%. This is the speed of the Pyro, Sniper, Engineer, and Spy. Note that speed while moving backwards is 90% of what it would be otherwise, and while crouched it becomes 33%
Scout
Default: 133%
Baby Face's Blaster, uncharged: 87%
Baby Face's Blaster, charged: 172%
With Crit-A-Cola effect: 167%
Soldier
Default: 80%
Escape Plan, 121-160 Health: 88%
Escape Plan, 81-120 Health: 96%
Escape Plan, 41-80 Health: 112%
Escape Plan, under 40 Health: 128%
Pyro
Default: 100%
With Gas Jockey's Gear set: 110%
Demoman
Default: 93%
With Head-Taking Sword equipped and 1 head: 101%
With Head-Taking Sword equipped and 2 heads: 108%
With Head-Taking Sword equipped and 3 heads: 116%
With Head-Taking Sword equipped and 4+ heads: 123%
With Scotsman's Skullcutter equiped: 73%
Charging with Chargin' Targe or Splendid Screen: 250%
Heavy
Default: 77%
While Minigun is spun up: 37%
While Brass Beast is spun up: 15%
Wielding Gloves of Running Urgently: 100%
Engineer
Default: 100%
While hauling a building: 75%
Medic
Default: 107%
Wielding Overdose at 100% charge: 117%
Healing a Scout with Quick-Fix: 133%
Sniper
Default: 100%
With a Rifle zoomed in: 27%
With Huntsman drawn: 53%
Spy
Default: 100%
Disguised as Scout: 100%
Disguised as Heavy: 77%
Disguised as Soldier: 80%
Disguised as Demoman: 93%
Other Movement Techniques
Double Jump
When in the air as scout, Scouts can press jump again for an additional jump. The jump will move you in whichever direction you are moving, and is extremely useful for maneuvering around maps or throwing off attacking opponents.
Rocket Jump
Main article: Rocket Jumping
Soldiers can shoot a rocket near themselves to achieve height or speed through the air. This can be useful for running towards a battle, obtaining height advantage, attacking players, or fleeing to safety. There are multiple jump techniques to help you achieve more speed or height. Gunboats causes Soldiers to take 60% less damage while rocket jumping.
Sticky Jump
Main article: Sticky Jumping
Demomen can also detonate a sticky near their feet for a boost. This causes more self-damage than a Soldier's rocket jump, but also provides a bigger boost. A Demoman will sticky jump during a rollout, fleeing, or attacking.
Sentry Jump
Using the Wrangler, the Engineer can shoot his sentry's rockets at his own feet, propelling him into the air like a regular rocket jump. By quickly switching to a different weapon and rightclicking on his sentry, he can bring the building with him to build in unexpected places. Click here for a video demonstrating sentry jumping
Explosive Surfing
Any class is capable of timing a jump with an enemy's projectile and using it to their advantage. This is a common practice among Medics, who often surf away from damage and to the safety of their team.
One particular example of this: http://youtu.be/2IcWmpkjMKo?t=4m5s