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| − | '''Ready Steady Pan''', a form of '''6v6''', is a competitive Team Fortress format | + | '''Ready Steady Pan''', a form of '''6v6''', is a type of competitive Team Fortress format. The basic requirement is for every player to have a Frying Pan equipped. Classes that cannot equip the pan are banned (Engineer, Spy), as well as the Heavy and Medic for their high HP (300) and HP regeneration abilities respectively. |
==Format== | ==Format== | ||
| − | It | + | Ready Steady Pan is a competitive format with six players on a team. It plays out like a normal 6v6 game but the only weapons that can be used to deal damage are Frying Pans and other food items. |
| − | + | The players are free to choose any class (apart from engineer and spy), as long as they only equip non-damage dealing primaries, or don't use them at all, because of this, items like the sticky jumper and rocket jumper are considered essential, as they give players a lot of mobility at the cost of the primary damage, which since it's banned, makes it even more convenient. | |
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==Map list== | ==Map list== | ||
| + | this is a map list of all maps played in season two of Ready Steady Pan | ||
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*[[cp_sdnaldab]] this is a mirrored version of [[cp_badlands]] | *[[cp_sdnaldab]] this is a mirrored version of [[cp_badlands]] | ||
*[[cp_foundry]] | *[[cp_foundry]] | ||
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*[[cp_junction_final]] | *[[cp_junction_final]] | ||
*[[cp_gullywash_final1]] | *[[cp_gullywash_final1]] | ||
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*[[koth_viaduct]] | *[[koth_viaduct]] | ||
*[[koth_arctic]] | *[[koth_arctic]] | ||
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*[[koth_pro_viaduct]] | *[[koth_pro_viaduct]] | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
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==Links== | ==Links== | ||
*{{YouTube video|q3lPtwNrlds|text=POV of a Ready Steady Pan game on cp_sdnaldab}} | *{{YouTube video|q3lPtwNrlds|text=POV of a Ready Steady Pan game on cp_sdnaldab}} | ||
| + | *[http://pan.tf pan.tf] | ||
[[Category:Competitive Formats]] | [[Category:Competitive Formats]] | ||
