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| | The [[Scout]] is a highly mobile "clean up" class, used to capture points and move in and out of fights to deal and avoid as much damage as possible. In standard 6v6 play, a team will have 2 Scouts. When playing this class, one will be expected to successfully capture points, control the flank, and be able to clean up the damage put out by your heavy classes ([[Soldier]] and [[Demoman]]). Generally speaking, a Scout will have a high number of kills and a moderate amount of damage - diving in to kill already damaged players is the primary cause of this. Scouts are also often the best candidates for off-classing, depending on the situation. The secret to the Scout class is going into a fight while no one is looking at you. | | The [[Scout]] is a highly mobile "clean up" class, used to capture points and move in and out of fights to deal and avoid as much damage as possible. In standard 6v6 play, a team will have 2 Scouts. When playing this class, one will be expected to successfully capture points, control the flank, and be able to clean up the damage put out by your heavy classes ([[Soldier]] and [[Demoman]]). Generally speaking, a Scout will have a high number of kills and a moderate amount of damage - diving in to kill already damaged players is the primary cause of this. Scouts are also often the best candidates for off-classing, depending on the situation. The secret to the Scout class is going into a fight while no one is looking at you. |
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| | == Roles == | | == Roles == |
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| − | In a 6v6 game, once the midfight ends, and you are alive, AND the enemy team has successfully backed out, the Scout's goal is to watch the flank. The flank is simply the alternate route between two different control points, whereas the choke is the main route. In the flank, a Scout can either play defensively - prevent the enemy from flanking the combo, or offensively - try to get a pick and overrun the flank with the team's [[Roaming Soldier]] - advantage, and ultimately wiping or driving out the enemy team. | + | In a 6v6 game, once the midfight ends, and you are alive, AND the enemy team has successfully backed out, the Scout's goal is to watch the flank. The flank is simply the alternate route between two different control points, whereas the choke is the main route. In the flank, a Scout can either play defensively - prevent the enemy from flanking the combo, or offensively - try to get a pick and overrun the flank with the team's man - advantage, and ultimately wiping or driving out the enemy team. |
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| | == Offclassing == | | == Offclassing == |
| | {{main|Offclass|l1=Offclassing}} | | {{main|Offclass|l1=Offclassing}} |
| | While a Scout is one of the most powerful classes in the game, there are a variety of situations in which playing one of the less used classes can be beneficial. On the last point of an average [[5-CP]] map, for example, a Scout is not nearly as useful as he is in other areas of the map where it is easier to roam freely. In these situations, a Scout can change class to achieve a particular goal. | | While a Scout is one of the most powerful classes in the game, there are a variety of situations in which playing one of the less used classes can be beneficial. On the last point of an average [[5-CP]] map, for example, a Scout is not nearly as useful as he is in other areas of the map where it is easier to roam freely. In these situations, a Scout can change class to achieve a particular goal. |
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| − | There are 2 different playstyles widely recognized in 6v6, pocket scout or flank scout. A pocket scout will stick with the medic and take a lot of the heals while only going for kills if there is an opening. A flank scout is the opposite, the player will be as aggressive as possible and that player will rush into the enemy to get the pick the team needs.
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| − | == Resources ==
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| − | === General Guides ===
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| − | * {{SteamGuide|118485045|text=MR SLIN Essential Tips for Scout in 6v6 Competitive TF2}}
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| − | * {{YouTube video|f0PIQOYfzlo|text=Sal's newbie Scout guide}}
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| − | * {{YouTube video|V0ZNBQMdolo|text=Competitive Scout Basics by Shlaner}}
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| − | * {{YouTube video|opJMTfataIA|text=Competitive Scout Guide by eC?Forsaken Part 1 of 2}}
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| − | * {{YouTube video|Adfy4g8joII|text=Competitive Scout Guide by eC?Forsaken Part 2 of 2}}
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| − | * {{YouTube video|3ZEx5vc_hU4|text=Marxist's 9 Precepts of Scout}}
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| − | * {{YouTube video|svCmXhYxMGc|text=MyGamingEdge: Scout#Clockwork: Scout Basics}}
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| − | * {{YouTube video|VOjRCegKWFc|text=MyGamingEdge: Scout#yz50: Mid Fights as Scout}}
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| − | * {{YouTube video|rasYqivAppA|text=MyGamingEdge: Scout#Jh: Back Capping as Scout}}
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| − | * {{YouTube video|6z-DhjfZBKY|text=Scatter School - Ep. 1: Decision Making}}
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| − | * {{YouTube video|H4EcJIayWZ8|text=Scatter School - Ep. 2: Scout Buddies}}
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| − | * {{YouTube video|KNK_eQhKFtk|text=Scatter School - Ep. 3: Team Communication}}
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| − | * {{YouTube video|IuKbyJb-DWAt|text=Flank Scout - A Short and Simple Guide by arekk}}
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| − | === Map Analysis ===
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| − | * {{YouTube video|RR-34gDuP_0|text=Gullywash Mentoring session with invite scout Cyzer}}
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| − | * {{YouTube video|K-WKNSVWOi0|text=Badlands basic scout positioning by Starkie}}
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| − | * {{YouTube video|1ZGzO3ZRfCI|text=Scatter School - Ep. 5: Mid Overview - Process}}
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| − | === Demo Reviews ===
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| − | * {{YouTube video|Dl1Hkh0-2QA|text=Scatter School - Ep. 1.1: Self Demo Review Part 1/2 - Metalworks}}
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| − | * {{YouTube video|TbxCQpgPODw|text=Scatter School - Ep. 1.1: Self Demo Review Part 2/2 - Metalworks}}
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| − | * {{YouTube video|V7SQ32PiXlg|text=Scatter School - Ep. 4: Mentor Session Summary - Process Demo Review}}
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| − | * {{YouTube video|BM4afNYimfY|text=Ascent Yomps on Viaduct by MR. SLIN}}
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| − | === POVs ===
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| − | ==== Badlands ====
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| − | * {{YouTube video|j2U5s3DPqrM|text=ETF2L Prem - Crack Clan vs Relic - (EstaniS)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|tTgC06LWIng|text=ESEA-Invite S19 - Froyotech vs Ascent - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | ==== Viaduct ====
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| − | * {{YouTube video|JEU41CNSs58|text=ESEA-Invite S13 - bp. vs Classic Mixup - (Shrugger)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|Y5Jj0euhYpg|text=ESEA-Invite S19 - Froyotech vs Street Hoops - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|9uhSaEmlEMA|text=ESEA-Invite S19 - Froyotech vs Attack of the Yomies - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|9R66vyJBOnw|text=UGC Platinum S18 - ForChingoo vs ^Greatness - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|UQWFQresoD8|text=UGC Platinum S18 - ForChingoo vs Subliminal- (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|x6PkaDGZdwU|text=ESEA-Invite S18 - Froyotech vs Mad Men - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | ==== Granary ====
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| − | * {{YouTube video|JaQcNtM4fAM|text=ETF2L Prem - relic vs CKRAS - (Bybben)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|HkA_wsQ8JGE|text=ESEA-Invite S14 - HRG vs Tri Hards - (Shrugger)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|kkVjzHpuUaQ|text=ESEA-Invite S19 - Froyotech vs Champagne and Cocaine - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|ctPcaAUMm6c|text=ESEA-Invite S18 - Froyotech vs Ascent - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|zmT3MiTb_rw|text=UGC Platinum S18 Finals - ForChingoo vs ^Greatness - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|4SM2K_teg0I|text=ESEA-Invite S18 - Froyotech vs Street Hoops - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | ==== Gullywash ====
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| − | * {{YouTube video|-XPpXEi8u5Q|text=ETF2L Prem - Crack Clan vs Relic - (HarryHook)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|FeZ_aIeu1rc|text=ETF2L Prem S11 - Yoyotech vs Epsilon - (TviQ)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|JaWg6hjZebI|text=ESEA-Invite S19 - Froyotech vs Five Dollar Club - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|6zERA3IhN8c|text=ESEA-Invite S19 - Froyotech vs Ding Dong Daddies (Attack of the Yomies) - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | ==== Sunshine ====
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| − | * {{YouTube video|Iz92pmOXjIg|text=ESEA-Invite S19 - Froyotech vs Ascent - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|doQ0Zkvkk40|text=UGC Platinum S18 - ForChingoo vs Omnipotent - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|0r5N8NsdLbI|text=ESEA-Invite S19 - Froyotech vs The Grime - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | ==== Snakewater ====
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| − | * {{YouTube video|LCNWvW6KoDA|text=ESEA-Invite S19 - Froyotech vs Cafe Monster - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|mebRASEgZNc|text=ESEA-Invite S18 - Froyotech vs Mad Men - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|BnpJL9JWGFI|text=UGC Platinum S18 - ForChingoo vs Altitude's Cows - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|w3IwCrrm6-Q|text=ESEA-Invite S19 - Froyotech vs Ding Dong Daddies (Attack of the Yomies) - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|DJrPNY8P-no|text=ESEA-Invite S18 - Froyotech vs A New Yomie - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | ==== Process ====
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| − | * {{YouTube video|wQUzjO1WzsQ|text=ETF2L Prem S13 - Epsilon vs Crack Clan - (Stefan)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|LzGJgGd4PoI|text=ETF2L Prem S14 Grand Finals - Epsilon vs Broder - (Stefan)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|ldT3QDbKQHQ|text=ESEA-Invite S18 - Froyotech vs Mad Men - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|BXbuzRuvLL4|text=ESEA-Invite S19 - Froyotech vs Street Hoops - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|bpwXTLmMW2M|text=ESEA-Invite S18 - Froyotech vs Show Me the Monet - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|YXVtzIryV_o|text=ESEA-Invite S19 - Froyotech vs Attack of the Yomies - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|P-W8drunq-s|text=UGC Platinum S17 - ForChingoo vs Flash Delirium - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | ==== Metalworks ====
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| − | * {{YouTube video|UOdHu2Nov1Q|text=ESEA-Invite S19 - Froyotech vs Cafe Monster - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|cnSCJvoBrFk|text=ESEA-Invite S18 - Froyotech vs Ascent - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | * {{YouTube video|tJYWn8eIC9o|text=CEVO-P - Froyotech vs Mix^ - (B4nny)}} ''(Includes team comms)''
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| − | === Rollouts ===
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| − | * {{YouTube video|V2beSAj_htg|text=B4nny's Scout Rollout Basics: cp_process_final}}
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| − | === Jumping ===
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| − | * {{YouTube video|cMFErb5Cg94|text=Scout Jumps: cp_granary}}
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| − | * {{YouTube video|VS4uDtkzYmM|text=Scout Jumps: cp_gullywash_final1}}
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| − | * {{YouTube video|GivOM42zM4k|text=Scout Jumps: cp_snakewater_final1}}
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| − | * {{YouTube video|qZcRxXuC3Wk|text=Scout Jumps: cp_badlands}}
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| − | * {{YouTube video|S-qFzPz1hhQ|text=Scout jumps on gullywash middle by hr}}
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| | == See Also == | | == See Also == |
| − | *[[Scout]]
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| − | *[[Scout (Highlander)]]
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| − | == References ==
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| | + | * [[6v6]] |
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| | [[Category:Classes in 6v6]] | | [[Category:Classes in 6v6]] |
