Either the attackers will fold without difficulty or they’ll storm over both points without delay the outcome will depend more on your teammates than your sentries this time around. **Defending the first stage will be quickly over, one way or another. But you can deny fate for a while by shooting everyone and everything, bursting into laughter as disguised Spies flop to the ground. And Spies? It is the inevitability of an Engineer’s life what you build, they will destroy – a cosmic balance. The elevation and wide-open area will help knock back ubercharged invaders, but if they really want it, they will take it. The cover in the courtyard is awkward for Demomen, as they would have to fire from almost directly underneath your sentry, but it certainly is not impossible for them to squeeze a couple sticky bombs up there if they have time to concentrate. The remaining threats are the ever-present: Demomen, the ubercharged, and, of course, cowardly Spies. Make sure that the sentry can see around the immediate corner, so that Pyros cannot sneak up the stairs and flame your sentry. A level 3 sentry here will render all invaders into a fine red mist, assuming that you keep a watchful eye. Every player using every path leading to the intel room has to pass this point, be it a lowly Soldier slowly plodding up the courtyard stairs, or a nimble Scout leaping up to the battlements. There’s a reason why you are familiar with this location. There is one classic choke point that you’ve surely seen turreted before: the space between the courtyard scaffold and the main upstairs room (sen-2fort.jpg). It’s the American Dream! Make sure to effectively deploy your sentries to reflect upon said Dream as accurately as possible. Keep disrespectful varmints off your capture points and away from your intel, while you rack up kills sitting on your butt.
Used correctly, they can lock off areas to all trespassers until special tactics can be mustered. Sentries! Your little beeping buddies are the reason God put Engineers on this earth.
0 kommentar(er)
