I like how Demoknight exists solely because default Demo sucks at short range encounters, so the devs gave Demo players an option: sacrifice some mid range power (stickies) for short range security (shields). And then they realized that you can double down and gave Demo the booties and a bunch of swords, flipping the script and giving Demo a completely new playstyle.
Can't aim your pipes? Shit at sticky spamming? Can't even main medic? Oh I've got the solution for you! Try out the new subclass aka demoknight! Sound cool on paper and might be too advanced for you like how you play pyro but it actually isnt! All you have to do is spam melee and now you have become a part of (The Corrupted Generation of Demo mains)! Here's the neat part. Trimping is 99.9% of skill that demoknight takes and its not even close to the difficulty of playing soldier, scout and spy. You're useless against sentries and players that have more than 500 hours in the game and it isnt even that much compared to 7k per average.
Well, there is where you are wrong. Demo needs only his bottle to fight anyone. Its just that during one of his more drunk nights, he found a sword and shield.
I think there are two more worth talking about. The Pepper Boy (Scout with Shortstop, Guillotine, and Wrap Assassin) turns scout into a pure midranger who never really runs out of harassment tools, and the Angel of Death (Demoman with BASE Jumper and Scottish Resistance) can essentially deny an entire map if played correctly.
@@Aaa-vp6ug that’s called “being a dick” because heavy’s healing is alright at best (shooting and only healing when someone immediately requires it) and dedication to it is stupid
ngl, when I read the name, I deadass thought it was gonna be the Soldier with the Disciplinary Action whipping enemies and friends alike no holds barred
"Crippling alcoholic that's already in your game" It genuinely kills my sides whenever i think how Demo is incredible for someone so hammered, half blind, carrying explosives and even using a grenade as a close quarters weapon
"Meet the subclass" Meet the scunt Meet the trolldier Meet the pybro Meet the demoknight Meet the fat scout Meet the battle engineer Meet the battle medic Meet the lucksman Meet the gun spy Edit: i know there are more sublclass like this such as sentryneer or hoovy but these are the more known ones ok? Ok
A cool subclass I found is the Roamer Pyro. You use the thermal thruster to get to vantage points and kill your oponents quickly with either the Backburner or the Dragon's Fury. You can use the Powerjack, for more horizontal mobility, or the Backscratcher, so you never ever need to call for medic, and just stay in enemy lines forever. Essentially like the Battle Engie, but more mobility and pyro. Cool video!
I find Pyro with the Dragon's Fury a subclass the same way Engie with Gunslinger is a Combat Engineer. Playing as "the Fyro" in a roamer style is one the most fun experiences I had for a while in the game, since regular Pyro can be quite limited on their performance when being going for aggression. I also find the Axtinguisher a decent choice as Roamer, it isn't consistent but you can deal hell damage if you time a good melee hit with a fire shot and a goomba stom on the enemy, it is dopamine inducing.
@@catke590 I mean, the axtinguisher is definitely a good choice, it's just sort of weird to me, because the dragon's fury already has all the combo shit built in, so I mainly have everything else as utility, or the schorch shot if I REALLY want to cause pain. It is understandable if you want a finisher melee with a speed boost though.
@@vyor8837 Detonator may let you keep a damaging secondary, but you don't get as much distance or heights with it, and you take damage from the explosion. It can let you play like a roamer, but it's not as forgiving as the jetpack for the role.
I kind of made my own sub-class for tf2, “bird scout” Basically, your entire load out consists of weapons made to increase your jump height (for me, it’s the Soda Popper, the Winger and the Atomizer) Actually now that I think abt it this is probably more of a playstyle
Subclasses are arguably one of the main reasons why TF2 is so unique amongst other FPS games. The fact that you can make a 'black Scottish cyclops' become a fucking samurai with a steering wheel as a shield is incredibly unique and I'm glad someone finally brought it up. Edit: HOLY CRAP MUM GET THE CAMERA I'M FAMOUS
It breathes new life to a class that might get stale for some or just ain't their thing. And it also helps Valve stick to just their 9 classes and not add more classes which can get convoluted and confusing fast. It's like an extra ingredient to a meal you're familiar with.
@@AnnonymousCommentor28 Exactly! This is one of the things that makes TF2 special compared to other class-based FPS games (cough-cough-VALORANT-cough-OVERWATCH). Valve doesn't constantly add classes. Instead, they make an existing character that the fanbase already loves gain a new characteristic that encourages more people to play it.
@@Nameless_Cat_IsAGoodGame Haha I just thought that it was finally time that someone brought this more unique feature of TF2 into attention instead of just talking about gameplay and rocket jumping.
On the topic of Subclasses, something I recently found out I tried doing as a kid was play a "Support Scout", where I ran Candy Cane, Mad Milk, and Scattergun (but Force-A-Nature would probably work better), and I assume my plan at the time was to leave health packs around with the Candy Cane and use Mad Milk on enemies so I can keep my team healed... as Scout. Instead of playing Medic, I tried turning Scout into Medic. I have no clue what I was thinking, if it worked for me, or if it's even a viable playstyle.
i used to play "support scout" with a similar loadout (Fan-O-War to run in and mark the thiccest enemy for my team to finish him off faster, Mad Milk to heal my team, and The Shortstop to sprinkle some damage myself while not getting too close and push back enemies who get too close)
@@bistrochefwithepilepsy I made up my own subclass called the 'roaming camper's which uses the dragons breath, panic attack or detonator if it's a map with hard to access areas, and the backscratcher. The strat is to run around the map in hidden back areas to ambush prey, occasionally stopping to keep from being spotted but not lingering to keep them from knowing where I am. I have to rely on finding med packs more because of the backscratcher, and the dragons breath/shotgun/detonator gets used more in a peak a boo style rather than just running up on them and holding m1. I either sneak up behind then and switch between the two, then run as soon as they turn around, or I peak shot around a corner and then when they go to rush me I'm either already gone or ready with my team to finish them. But it's a loadout that is more difficult on payload attack or cp defense, since I can't get as much health from the payload or healers. It works best on ctf, territory cp, and arena as I get that edge if I find a medpack before an opponent in the middle of a fight. For bonus points I have the spawn camper backpack equipped to them, but I do have a personal rule to myself to never spawn camper for more than a minute. It's cheap, and not effective because they will see it coming and just Uber through it. Instead I lure enemies into fights they think they can win, acting a fool only to turn it around on them. I'll even shoot at disguised spies and pretend to miss with my dragons breath/panic attack just to make their act more convincing, and it's so satisfying to see it work when they retreat to their new 'team' as their 'teammates' chase off the dumb pyro...
Trolldier: explosive class with high mobility has a primary with no damage the point is to get kill by using your high mobility Demoknight: explosive class with high mobility has a primary with no damage the point is to get kill by using your high mobility
Some of my best memories of playing TF2 as a kid were playing “sub classes”. The best feat I was ever able to achieve was when I was playing trollger on Hightower and my friend was playing medic on the other team. Somehow magically I was able to hit 3 frame perfect jumps in a row in order to bitch slap my friend and make him drop über. It was the best moment I was ever able to achieve and I have never been able to recreate it. He accused me of cheating and unfriended me. My skills have never been as sharp as they were then.
Quick thing Maxy boi, Demo is Scottish, not Irish. Thanks btw for this video, I haven’t seen a comprehensive video on the subclasses despite them being so popular in TF2, so this video was super useful to me! 😊
As an Irish person I can admit, it's kind of an easy mistake to make to a foreigner. Especially when there's such a genetic and linguistic overlap between the two of us. Great bunch of lads, the Scots. 👍
@@adambyrne7795 Well yeah sure, they are both Celts from the UK, just wanted to clarify since Demo mentions he’s Scottish and a lot of his gear mentions or references Loch Ness
I love how the subclasses generally offer a counter-balance to the core gameplay. Namely, taking characters who are made to CC and making them 1v1 Gods.
I think the only major subclass you missed is Huntsman sniper. I think the line between subclass and "slightly different playstyle" is pretty thin. I'd personally say it's a subclass if it fundamentally changes how your own team and the enemy interacts with you. The Plog isn't a subclass despite being a different playstyle because to the enemy the fundamental rule of: "try not to get set on fire" stays the same. A Trolldier doesn't really change the fact that the enemy has to look out for bombing soldiers (Maybe employing sentry guns, snipers, or vigilant heavies to shoot them down when they try and get that sick med pick; But it does change how their own team perceives them, for example a normal soldier is a great person to Kritz, a trolldier is not. That's my personal definition anyway, but I main medic so my entire view of every class basically boils down to how dangerous/useful they are.
To be honest, there are only four subclasses in TF2: -Demoknight/Hybridknight -Battle Engie -Trolldier -And the Huntsman Sniper. This is the case if you base the idea of a subclass on some item or group of items that fundamentally rework the class' functionality. For example, any Demoman can become a Demoknight if they equip a shield of some kind. Trading high explosive damage output for the ability to move incredibly fast in short bursts fundamentally changes the way you play as that class. All of a sudden, you are taking more risks, getting closer to your opponents, and using your melee weapon much more frequently. On the other hand, with other "subclasses" such as: -Fat Scout -Battle Medic -Pybro -and Gun Spy, They don't rely off of weapons that work incredibly different to change the way they function at their core. Their effectiveness in combat has not moved to something else completely different without incurring the penalty of just being worse by not using one major part of their class' capability to operate successfully. A Fat Scout is just the Heavy using only his shotgun and fists to take down opponents and never using their minigun, Battle Medic is just using the Blutsauger/Overdose and Ubersaw for combat and never using the Medigun to assist their teammates, Pybro isn't using different weapons to completely change the way that Pyro functions at its core, and as a result is still the Pyro but equipped more for support over offensive play, and Gun Spy is just Spy using his revolver over his knife to get kills at-range. Obviously, using different weapons for any class will make slight tweaks to how they are played at their best, but they aren't totally different from how they were originally. Weapons and items that create major overhauls of the class' innerworkings, such as altering movement speed, max health, and how to do damage in the first place create subclasses. Merely deciding that you are going to play as the class but not use one of the weapons/items that the game provides to make that class capable at working to their fullest is called a playstyle, not a subclass. Saying that you are not going to use the Scout's Scattergun but instead just use the pistol and bat to do damage leaves a major gap in the Scout's ability to do damage. By limiting yourself to not using a primary weapon/item of that class, and not filling it in with new bonuses, such as quadruple jump or higher bat damage/swing speed, you are leaving the Scout in a very vulnerable position. It isn't a subclass to play without the Scattergun because of this. It is just a different way to play the game with no direct benefit in sight. Don't stop playing as Fat Scout, he's so fun to play against when I'm doing the same thing just don't use the fists of steel plz
@@d3e1mz it is a cool weapon but it isn't enough to fundamentally change how you play pyro (maybe combine it with homewrecker to become some kind of Destructive anti engineer pyro)
@@CursedSFMS Wait... You use the BONESAW?!? Kick player: 卄卂爪卩ㄒ乇尺? (Not using the Ubersaw) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Press F1 to vote YES Press F2 to vote NO _________________________________________________ Vote Count: ✅ 11 ❌1
Ay finally, some recognition for the trolldier sub-class, as a trollider main that has dedicated over 1.2k hours solely on the sub-class, I can provide more information on the sub-class as well as a few bits and pieces of correction: "Trolldier is a sub-class all about market gardening" --For this part, at its core level, it is actually very true, the art of trolldier solely relies on your skill ability to perform a crit shovel attack on an unsuspecting (Or if skilled enough, suspecting) individuals. However, there are so many mechanics and different levels that must come into play before you dive in for a 'crit shovel kill'. Things such as health, enemy awarness to your attack, ammo count, and the ability to pull off the kill must be taken into account for the trolldier class. "Not to say its easy, it's actually really f*cking hard, you first have to master rocket jumping which is complicated enough, and on top of that, you have to learn to land at an optimal position near your opponent and time the swing of the market gardener so it registers." --Hahaha this point is 90% true, but truth be told, trolldier is fairly easy to learn to an extent, however, it is unbearably harder to master. Alot of mechanics I mentioned above is a great way to show your skillset as a trolldier, it is relatively learnable and easy to hit a market gardener, but what comes AFTER you land (or attempt to land the gardener) is the 'hard' part of trolldier, factors such as your health play into account since you only doing ONE ROCKET JUMP can bring your health from 200 to a measely 140-170 JUST from fall damage, combine that with your SECOND rocket jump to get away when you land or fail the kill brings it even lower to 70-120. thats light enough to be considered a scout/sniper/medic class and combining that with your slow speed and large hitbox means death if you're not mobile enough with rocket jumping (And even so if you miss the kill). You will always find skilled trolldiers actively rocket jumping to and from health kits on maps, this is to ensure that their health is kept high so that survive any incoming fire or fall damage present once a garden or rocket jump is achieved. "It is a sub-class most countered by its own skill level" --THISSSSSSSS, this quote alone summarise the whole of trolldiers ability to be countered. Alot of people have the misconception of varying playstyles/classes that can counter trolldier easily to an extent, but in reality, the players skill level is what mostly hinders the sub-classes effectiveness in a pub match (Besides mini-sentries those things can be snapped outta existence). Most common misconceptions include classes such as scouts, snipers and even pyros. A few people starting out at trolldiers say that scouts are too agile and deal high damage at close range so once you rocket jump to them its a death sentence, pyros airblast you away once you get close to them and can pull an easy fire and flaregun combo, and that snipers can snipe you out of the air if their skill level is higher than average due to their ability to stay out of far range. And for the most part, this is true, but as an experienced trolldier, these classes do not counter me at all during my game because of my skill level that was developed through experience, I'm able to rocket jump off walls at a speed of Mach 3 and pull off quick short-timed rocket jumps that push me forward while travelling only 6 inches off the ground to achieve a kill on these classe. Placement of rockets to know how far and fast you go is just as important as the ability to coordinate your timing of a market gardener. If any of you guys have any questions about the trolldier sub-class, feel free to ask any questions at all and I'll try to the best of my ability to answer them :D
@@peopleperson9336 In all honesty, the other playstyles I've tried such as the main classes dont really connect on the same level, reason being is that all 9 classes have some resemblance to other playstyles on different games to an extent e.g. overwatch/paladins etc. Trolldier however, is completely unique and has its own skill-ceiling and playstyle to the point where no other game has actually come across adopting this method of class because of how insanely difficult this class is to master and requires alot of hours and dedication to become somewhat useful/playable.
Just got this in my recommended and holy shit dude, great job. Editing is on point, track picks are based as fuck (the fact anyone even remembers White Light is crazy to me), and the clips are a rush of adrenaline. Not to mention the really nice analyses on the different subclasses. Honestly surprised you don't have more subscribers, man.
Demoknight: Its a really unique subclass so you wanna try it, then you realized how fun it is to chase people with a sword that's why you kept playing demoknight Battle Engi: Your'e sick of your team not giving a f*ck about you, or you're tired with turtling a nest but still wanna play engineer Hoovy: Idk, you're probably a chill guy who just wanna have fun Pybro: Either you're a good guy who helps engineer since they're being harrassed, or you're an engineer main who understands the pain of the other engineers Trolldier: You discovered how to rocket jump and can't get over the euphoria you feel from successful rocket jumps. Or you wanna troll and have a good time......and maybe harass new players who are confused how the f*ck can you fly and kill them with a shovel. Battle Medic: You wanna challenge yourself by giving the enemy a handicap, and probably piss off your teammates. Or maybe you just enjoy punishing enemies who think you're a free kill Gun-spy: You have a really good aim and can maximize the ambassador, or you saw elmaxo's gun spy vid
Battle Medic here (though it has been years since I've played TF2): I just like the idea of having a machine gun, ok? The Medic's machine gun does deal damage right (I don't remember succeeding much using the Medic for combat)? He's the only class besides the Heavy with a machine gun.
@@Canaris4 I think there should be a class with an assault rifle. Currently no classes can make proper use of sniper's flinching mechanic due to either slow firerates or low accuracy, whereas an assault rifle wouldn't have these problems. To compensate for this it would have a damage output of about 120 damage per second at max rampup, which is 60 dps less than a stock shotgun.
Jarate Sniper: You are a noob at headshots and refer body shooting while also coating them in jarate hoping your teamate deal extra damage, Extinguishing team mates with Sydney Sleeper or yeet Jarate at enemies and bush wacking them and becoming the low hp yet deadly melee sub class cause free Crits.
I'm an engineer main, but if there's TOO many of them already, I turn to Pyro for this exact reason. If there's too many Pyros, I'll go Medic if we don't have one already.
I love playing as Medic, but I hate constantly healing, especially when it’s not fully needed. Sadly fighting the enemy and not pocketing a heavy was heresy back when I would play all the time and I was harassed because of it, which made me stop playing for years. Now I’m back and ready to kill the enemy just as ever as my Medic.
This just makes me appreciate the ability SoundSmith has to market garden consistantly. I couldn't ever learn how to rocket jump to where I exactly wanted to go before I watched his tutorial on how
What, no? As a Fat Scout hobbyist (I main Roamer Pyro), any shotgun can be used by a Fat Scout, the only requirements of being a Fat Scout are that of: a) using Heavy b) not using your primary and relying on shotguns
I watched this video before playing tf2 too much, saw battle engi, started playing to get the gunslinger, and look at me now freakin ballin. Thank you.
Other Subclass I mostly use: Fit Heavy: A Sniper subclass that mainly uses the SMG, sometimes the best pair is Cleaner's Carbine and the Bushwacka Arson Scout: A Pyro that uses the shotgun or the Panic Attack, along with the Powerjack for increased mobility
speed and bleed scout is a super underrated subclass and depending on the users skill as scout, can be absolutely brutal to the other teams major players
@@beefkd Baby Face's Blaster + Flying Guillotine + Wrap Assassin. The way you're meant to play is you use the Guillotine and Wrap Assassin's secondary fire to constantly inflict bleed damage to counter the downside of the BFB that any damage will reduce your boost meter, where the bleed effects will constantly refill that meter. It's super fun actually as you zoom around the map at full speed throwing cutlery and christmas ornaments at people to run in, kill the med and zoom off.
@@theradman9478 Eh I think it edges into subclass territory just from the fact that you can't really double jump without losing boost along with using a lot more damage over time weapons
My favorite sub class is the engie knight. The sheer shock factor of an engineer actually trying to close distance makes everyone panic. Or they just ignore you and let you walk past them and beat their medic down while they focus on literally anything else.
My favourite subclass is the branching out of the demoknight subclass known as caber knight, it's actually pretty insane, it can one shot a fully overhealed heavy (at the right circumstances) and has massive blast radius which ALSO gets crit boosted from the charge which means it will most likely kill the medic as well; oh and killing somebody with an already exploded caber is also really satisfying, since you know you are at a disadvantage.
Caberknight is so funny. Am I gonna be pissed some random psycho from the other team somehow managed to charge through every single one of our defenses, get close to like three people, land the melee hit + crit, and kill everyone, including them? A little. But dude, it's still funnny as shit Just wish the caber could be replaced from ammo packs tho, having to trod all the way back to spawn gets old quickly imo
Some call being a pybro a mentality while others keep telling me it's brainrot. I'm still on the fence but my neurologist has definitely made up his mind.
I present to you the lightmedic subclass. The playstyle is simple, you just throw madmilk and kill people to get small health packs loadout: -any scattergun -madmilk -candy cane
Aight, I got this variant of fat scout. Taking the panic attack and fists of steel, you get in really close with the FoS damage resistance. Then you swap to shotgun, the panic attack for fast swap and more pellets, to take down enemies in a quick burst. For a primary, I would suggest the tomislav for its rev speed. Thus, the point-blank wall. Take a demo coming for a melee when you have the fists out: swap to tomislav at mid range, or charge them with the panic attack to get 2 clean shots on them. Some sniper harassing you? Fists of steel can be used to get to cover, while you get a health pack and flank the sniper. Another heavy? Fists and circle strafe at point blank. Pyro can airblast or burn you? Back off and play the tomislav. Scout getting in close with a shotgun? Fists of steel will slow down his shotgun shots, and you can melee them. Sentry? Fists of steel to escape, maybe peek a wall. Soldier with rockets? Tank the Salvo with fists, then fire back while they reload, or escape. Trolldier in the sky? Shotgun 'em or minigun to throw off the jump.
It's a shame that the other swords weren't mentioned as they give a lot of different roles for the demoknight like the tide turner and the arabian sword thing can just let you chain charges.
Being a pybro really pays off, especially when helping engines in stressful situations when they can't defend on their own. I'm not good with any pyro melees so the homewrecker seems like a good choice to me
Had an idea for a pyro melee back when jungle inferno hit. "1200mm" trades 75% melee dmg for a 50 metal supply that can only be resupplied by the locker. Deploys up to all 50 in 1 swing. Can be used to increase build speed but not upgrade. Point behind it was to let the engi step away from his nest for a bit to help push the front line. Instead we just got slaps.
Subclasses and a slightly different way to play the game with extra weapons in general is what carries TF2 in terms of gameplay variety and replayability Even with the large amount of videos related to Subclasses, I don't think they get nearly enough credit, which shows how important they are
really should've swapped out hoovy for huntsman or dragons fury, as hoovy is more of just another way to play the game without objective, something any other class can do, and huntsman and dragon fury really change the way you play pyro and sniper
Support scout / Scoot : -any scattergun - mad milk - fan o war Objective: Use mad milk to cover enemies at the front line, stay with your team. Smack dangerous targets from behind with fan o war and let the team do the job. KILL ANYONE CLOSE TO THE MEDIC. Spy check with mad milk. Extinguish with mad milk. Let others use tele. Don't take health packs from medics. Pros: team loves you Cons: you will probably die often if not careful and won't get that many kills and more assists.
Hey elmaxo,here is a subclass I made for the scout called the "Atom Scout" Weapon Loadout:Force of Nature,Bonl Atomic Punch and the Atomizer. Basically,drink the bonk,run to the backlines with your bat out. Now most people use the bat for its triple jump but we're focused on that mini crit. Slap an enemy with it to do 40 damage. Then when they notice,pull out the Force of Nature and blast them doing 92 damage at the very least while sending them into your team. In total,it deals 132 damage at the very least or 155 damage at most which can barely 1 shot a medic but even if they tank it,you're blasting them to your team. If anyone tried it out,tell me if this is viable
@@specttor5755 I understand what you mean. Dps is higher and not only 1 enemy takes minicrits from a weak melee but seeing how we subclasses like Hoovy,I don't think it needs to be meta viable. Just viable that it's not a liability
@@TheUnfunnyCyanMan indeed, subclass are created for fun instead of better killing.This is also why many people choose subclass to "torture" themselves, because they're having fun.
I CANT BELIEVE THAT DEATH GRIPS WAS IS A RANDOM TF2 VID I WATCHED! THEY ARE SO UNDERRATED! (in the beggining where demoknight kills other mercenaries, get got by death grips plays, in the part where heavy kills a soldier in the intro, hustle bones plays)
7:23 there was one guy who thought it's totally against the rules to kill friendlies. Bro literally said "ban this b...." What an idiot. (When I killed him 2 more times he started dancing in spawn)
One semi-subclass I like is "cart-pushing demo/spy". Either pain train pill-knight or dead ringer spycicle l'etrange spy. If you know when to use it (and not), it's surprisingly effective.
Less metal cost, you can set up the sentry twice before having to get more metal, compared to the regular sentry only being able to set up once before having to get more metal, another benefit of the gunslinger is that extra health and the guaranteed crits on every third hit
You know I've always wanted an ironic either 6v6 or highlander comp, which was like the normal version, but made exclusively of sub-classes. Maybe even on the memiest maps possible.
• Scouts must equip (and often use) the Wrap Assassin and Cleaver • Soldiers must equip the Rocket Jumper and Market Gardener • Pyros must use either the Homewrecker or the Neon Annihilator, and cannot use the Phlog • Demos must use a sword and shield of some kind • Heavies must use their secondary for majority of the match, this can either be a food item or a shotgun • Engis must use the Gunslinger • Medics cannot use the crossbow, and must use their primary for a majority of the match • Snipers must use the Huntsman • Spies must use their primary for a majority of the match Legal maps are 2Fort, Turbine Trainsawlaser, and Orange. Game is won by normal rules for the respective gamemodes.
I may or may not have called the Demoman Irish on accident.
Video ruined
Officially cancelled.
unwatchable
at least you didnt call him british
edit:i know demo is technically british this comment was a mistake
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"Heavy is spy!"
"Thank you!"
I've never seen this games player base summed up so quickly.
this game really is god's gift to humanity
@@Sillimant_ is spy!
i'll do it quicker
yes
Pootis penser here.......
Om nom
Kill binds
@@Sillimant_that’s scout actually
I like how Demoknight exists solely because default Demo sucks at short range encounters, so the devs gave Demo players an option: sacrifice some mid range power (stickies) for short range security (shields).
And then they realized that you can double down and gave Demo the booties and a bunch of swords, flipping the script and giving Demo a completely new playstyle.
And then they nerfed the switch to speed on the swords
@@owenblount7334 and even still, ditching the boots for a grenade launcher is still the better option, almost solely because of sentries.
Can't aim your pipes? Shit at sticky spamming? Can't even main medic? Oh I've got the solution for you! Try out the new subclass aka demoknight! Sound cool on paper and might be too advanced for you like how you play pyro but it actually isnt! All you have to do is spam melee and now you have become a part of (The Corrupted Generation of Demo mains)! Here's the neat part. Trimping is 99.9% of skill that demoknight takes and its not even close to the difficulty of playing soldier, scout and spy. You're useless against sentries and players that have more than 500 hours in the game and it isnt even that much compared to 7k per average.
Well, there is where you are wrong. Demo needs only his bottle to fight anyone. Its just that during one of his more drunk nights, he found a sword and shield.
@@Wasa-qo7vn That's not how I remember the tie-in comic.
I think there are two more worth talking about. The Pepper Boy (Scout with Shortstop, Guillotine, and Wrap Assassin) turns scout into a pure midranger who never really runs out of harassment tools, and the Angel of Death (Demoman with BASE Jumper and Scottish Resistance) can essentially deny an entire map if played correctly.
You fool, trying to give ranged flava a real name, accept the almighty lord Smithsound Team fort two.
You shan’t regret it.
What about healer heavy and battle medic?
@@Aaa-vp6ug healer heavy. That’s just what heavy does passively if he’s at full health. That’s just a thing heavy does not an entire play style
@@XxEggman_Meme_GodxX I mean just sticking to doing the Medic’s job
@@Aaa-vp6ug that’s called “being a dick” because heavy’s healing is alright at best (shooting and only healing when someone immediately requires it) and dedication to it is stupid
My favorite subclass is "The Dad", you take spy with cloak and dagger and hide in one corner the entire game. Never to be seen again.
ngl, when I read the name, I deadass thought it was gonna be the Soldier with the Disciplinary Action whipping enemies and friends alike no holds barred
It's also my favorite but before cloaking, I say:
"I'm gonna go get the milk now."
@@hi_me69420 *binds right click to say that*
Hey I play the Dad then
Lol
Best subclass is spinning sniper class that will get any friendly to kill you,which is rare
Yeah, I believe its the most popular subclass in the game right now.
@@ducker-nf5qh strange how I can only find them on valve servers.
@@CaptainApathetic yeah I think community servers ban the subclass cause they can't handle THE SPIN.
@@ducker-nf5qh YOU SPIN ME RIGHT ROUND ROUND BABY RIGHT ROUND ROUND
Is this a joke or ignorance? Because it's not funny
7:00 I don't harm friendlies but my fps brain still requires blood, so I disconnect And find a more justifiable place to commit video game murder.
this is what I always think when tryhards keep complaining about "OOOOO YOU'RE NOT PLAYING THE GAME CORRECTLY" literally just switch servers wtf
Alright, I’m not gonna lie, the ‘Time-to-slur’ thing got a good chuckle out of me. Great video :)
Love your stuff guy
if only they went harder on the slurs
my tts is instantaneous
Love your videos!
"Crippling alcoholic that's already in your game"
It genuinely kills my sides whenever i think how Demo is incredible for someone so hammered, half blind, carrying explosives and even using a grenade as a close quarters weapon
and constantly drunk
and scottish
And black
@@guillermotoro2342 thats what "hammered" means
@@ZenoxCombe yeah but it is to give more importance to the fact that he's drunk
"Meet the subclass"
Meet the scunt
Meet the trolldier
Meet the pybro
Meet the demoknight
Meet the fat scout
Meet the battle engineer
Meet the battle medic
Meet the lucksman
Meet the gun spy
Edit: i know there are more sublclass like this such as sentryneer or hoovy but these are the more known ones ok? Ok
It needs a bonus, like the Sandvitch
We need a joke class on april fools called sandvitch that heals everyone including none teammates
Wtf is the sentryneer? Do you just turn yourself into the sentry?
YES@@Syamfprch
@@Okehynot1880 normal sandwiches already do that
Pybro isn't a hobby, it's a lifestyle.
since the moment i knew that someweapons can destroy enemy _sappers_, it took me a while to know that that kind of playstyle had a name. nice
You're right. To misquote Warhammer 40k, it is better to die for the Engineer, then live for yourself!
I'm addicted in helping engineer's for some reason but it feels nice
@@SauceyV I would say "it feels nice" IS the reason.
@@paintball7797 Uh... Well, isnt that the reason the pyros do that? To prevent spies from their shennanigans 😂
A cool subclass I found is the Roamer Pyro. You use the thermal thruster to get to vantage points and kill your oponents quickly with either the Backburner or the Dragon's Fury. You can use the Powerjack, for more horizontal mobility, or the Backscratcher, so you never ever need to call for medic, and just stay in enemy lines forever. Essentially like the Battle Engie, but more mobility and pyro. Cool video!
I find Pyro with the Dragon's Fury a subclass the same way Engie with Gunslinger is a Combat Engineer. Playing as "the Fyro" in a roamer style is one the most fun experiences I had for a while in the game, since regular Pyro can be quite limited on their performance when being going for aggression. I also find the Axtinguisher a decent choice as Roamer, it isn't consistent but you can deal hell damage if you time a good melee hit with a fire shot and a goomba stom on the enemy, it is dopamine inducing.
@@catke590 I mean, the axtinguisher is definitely a good choice, it's just sort of weird to me, because the dragon's fury already has all the combo shit built in, so I mainly have everything else as utility, or the schorch shot if I REALLY want to cause pain. It is understandable if you want a finisher melee with a speed boost though.
Detonator is probably better tbh.
@@vyor8837 Detonator may let you keep a damaging secondary, but you don't get as much distance or heights with it, and you take damage from the explosion. It can let you play like a roamer, but it's not as forgiving as the jetpack for the role.
@@catke590 detonator can be really good I once got to the frontlines faster than a scout you just gotta learn the techniques
I kind of made my own sub-class for tf2, “bird scout”
Basically, your entire load out consists of weapons made to increase your jump height (for me, it’s the Soda Popper, the Winger and the Atomizer)
Actually now that I think abt it this is probably more of a playstyle
That's my loadout too, except sometimes I put force-a-nature
"screw gravity!"- Saxton Hale
@@LiterallyNotLink "hop!"- Saxton Hale
the bonk boy set
Breaking news: all bonk merchandise weapon put together now make you able to fly
Subclasses are arguably one of the main reasons why TF2 is so unique amongst other FPS games. The fact that you can make a 'black Scottish cyclops' become a fucking samurai with a steering wheel as a shield is incredibly unique and I'm glad someone finally brought it up.
Edit: HOLY CRAP MUM GET THE CAMERA I'M FAMOUS
It breathes new life to a class that might get stale for some or just ain't their thing.
And it also helps Valve stick to just their 9 classes and not add more classes which can get convoluted and confusing fast.
It's like an extra ingredient to a meal you're familiar with.
God dammit, you actually took everything I thought about Subclasses out of my mouth
@@AnnonymousCommentor28 Exactly! This is one of the things that makes TF2 special compared to other class-based FPS games (cough-cough-VALORANT-cough-OVERWATCH). Valve doesn't constantly add classes. Instead, they make an existing character that the fanbase already loves gain a new characteristic that encourages more people to play it.
@@Nameless_Cat_IsAGoodGame Haha I just thought that it was finally time that someone brought this more unique feature of TF2 into attention instead of just talking about gameplay and rocket jumping.
if you edit the comment the heart goes away bro
1:48
Somewhere, ilander just got really pissed
On the topic of Subclasses, something I recently found out I tried doing as a kid was play a "Support Scout", where I ran Candy Cane, Mad Milk, and Scattergun (but Force-A-Nature would probably work better), and I assume my plan at the time was to leave health packs around with the Candy Cane and use Mad Milk on enemies so I can keep my team healed... as Scout. Instead of playing Medic, I tried turning Scout into Medic. I have no clue what I was thinking, if it worked for me, or if it's even a viable playstyle.
Basically a Fast Medic that can push enemies back with its shotgun
You pretty much figured out the MVM Scout playstyle without even knowing it.
bro created a new sub-class
i used to play "support scout" with a similar loadout (Fan-O-War to run in and mark the thiccest enemy for my team to finish him off faster, Mad Milk to heal my team, and The Shortstop to sprinkle some damage myself while not getting too close and push back enemies who get too close)
ok, this actyally seems like a viable playstyle, considering it can get to teammates in distress faster
Dont sweat about missing pyro or demo subclasses, the moment you switch a single weapon on those two it can count as a subclass
fireaxe
@@bistrochefwithepilepsy I made up my own subclass called the 'roaming camper's which uses the dragons breath, panic attack or detonator if it's a map with hard to access areas, and the backscratcher. The strat is to run around the map in hidden back areas to ambush prey, occasionally stopping to keep from being spotted but not lingering to keep them from knowing where I am. I have to rely on finding med packs more because of the backscratcher, and the dragons breath/shotgun/detonator gets used more in a peak a boo style rather than just running up on them and holding m1. I either sneak up behind then and switch between the two, then run as soon as they turn around, or I peak shot around a corner and then when they go to rush me I'm either already gone or ready with my team to finish them. But it's a loadout that is more difficult on payload attack or cp defense, since I can't get as much health from the payload or healers. It works best on ctf, territory cp, and arena as I get that edge if I find a medpack before an opponent in the middle of a fight. For bonus points I have the spawn camper backpack equipped to them, but I do have a personal rule to myself to never spawn camper for more than a minute. It's cheap, and not effective because they will see it coming and just Uber through it. Instead I lure enemies into fights they think they can win, acting a fool only to turn it around on them. I'll even shoot at disguised spies and pretend to miss with my dragons breath/panic attack just to make their act more convincing, and it's so satisfying to see it work when they retreat to their new 'team' as their 'teammates' chase off the dumb pyro...
check out this new subclass for sniper, it’s where he uses his smg
Trolldier: explosive class with high mobility has a primary with no damage the point is to get kill by using your high mobility
Demoknight: explosive class with high mobility has a primary with no damage the point is to get kill by using your high mobility
Both have wearable secondaries that can deal damage and can use their mobility to get garanteed melee crits.
Still maintain hybrid options, with demo using grenade launcher and soldier using liberty-gunboats or jumper-shotgun
Some of my best memories of playing TF2 as a kid were playing “sub classes”. The best feat I was ever able to achieve was when I was playing trollger on Hightower and my friend was playing medic on the other team. Somehow magically I was able to hit 3 frame perfect jumps in a row in order to bitch slap my friend and make him drop über. It was the best moment I was ever able to achieve and I have never been able to recreate it. He accused me of cheating and unfriended me. My skills have never been as sharp as they were then.
"frame perfect"
"frame perfect"
“frame perfect”
You just need to get your old gaming chair
I dont know why people are mocking you,that's fucking impressive-
5:06 T-Pose Batman Spy
1:50 Scots man!
Quick thing Maxy boi, Demo is Scottish, not Irish.
Thanks btw for this video, I haven’t seen a comprehensive video on the subclasses despite them being so popular in TF2, so this video was super useful to me! 😊
I mean demo being Irish would be just as funny as him being Scottish.
As an Irish person I can admit, it's kind of an easy mistake to make to a foreigner. Especially when there's such a genetic and linguistic overlap between the two of us. Great bunch of lads, the Scots. 👍
@@adambyrne7795 Well yeah sure, they are both Celts from the UK, just wanted to clarify since Demo mentions he’s Scottish and a lot of his gear mentions or references Loch Ness
@@Cool-Cat1 lol true
I wish demoman was Irish, that would be the best thing to ever happen to this country
I love how the subclasses generally offer a counter-balance to the core gameplay.
Namely, taking characters who are made to CC and making them 1v1 Gods.
1:58 He's actually Scottish, hence the Scottish Resistance. You absolute bean.
Hence the scottmans skullcutter
Hence the Scottish handshake
@@obamsus6848hence he is Scottish
Hence I think he did it on purpose to annoy people like you because who the fuck doesn't know he's Scottish? You absolute bean.
He's a black, scottish cyclops, hence he is scottish
6:00 "any of the melee options"
Has like 60% ham
7:41 soldier jumpscare
Top 5 Scariest Jumpscares
I think the only major subclass you missed is Huntsman sniper. I think the line between subclass and "slightly different playstyle" is pretty thin. I'd personally say it's a subclass if it fundamentally changes how your own team and the enemy interacts with you.
The Plog isn't a subclass despite being a different playstyle because to the enemy the fundamental rule of: "try not to get set on fire" stays the same. A Trolldier doesn't really change the fact that the enemy has to look out for bombing soldiers (Maybe employing sentry guns, snipers, or vigilant heavies to shoot them down when they try and get that sick med pick; But it does change how their own team perceives them, for example a normal soldier is a great person to Kritz, a trolldier is not.
That's my personal definition anyway, but I main medic so my entire view of every class basically boils down to how dangerous/useful they are.
To be honest, there are only four subclasses in TF2:
-Demoknight/Hybridknight
-Battle Engie
-Trolldier
-And the Huntsman Sniper.
This is the case if you base the idea of a subclass on some item or group of items that fundamentally rework the class' functionality. For example, any Demoman can become a Demoknight if they equip a shield of some kind. Trading high explosive damage output for the ability to move incredibly fast in short bursts fundamentally changes the way you play as that class. All of a sudden, you are taking more risks, getting closer to your opponents, and using your melee weapon much more frequently.
On the other hand, with other "subclasses" such as:
-Fat Scout
-Battle Medic
-Pybro
-and Gun Spy,
They don't rely off of weapons that work incredibly different to change the way they function at their core. Their effectiveness in combat has not moved to something else completely different without incurring the penalty of just being worse by not using one major part of their class' capability to operate successfully. A Fat Scout is just the Heavy using only his shotgun and fists to take down opponents and never using their minigun, Battle Medic is just using the Blutsauger/Overdose and Ubersaw for combat and never using the Medigun to assist their teammates, Pybro isn't using different weapons to completely change the way that Pyro functions at its core, and as a result is still the Pyro but equipped more for support over offensive play, and Gun Spy is just Spy using his revolver over his knife to get kills at-range.
Obviously, using different weapons for any class will make slight tweaks to how they are played at their best, but they aren't totally different from how they were originally. Weapons and items that create major overhauls of the class' innerworkings, such as altering movement speed, max health, and how to do damage in the first place create subclasses. Merely deciding that you are going to play as the class but not use one of the weapons/items that the game provides to make that class capable at working to their fullest is called a playstyle, not a subclass. Saying that you are not going to use the Scout's Scattergun but instead just use the pistol and bat to do damage leaves a major gap in the Scout's ability to do damage. By limiting yourself to not using a primary weapon/item of that class, and not filling it in with new bonuses, such as quadruple jump or higher bat damage/swing speed, you are leaving the Scout in a very vulnerable position. It isn't a subclass to play without the Scattergun because of this. It is just a different way to play the game with no direct benefit in sight.
Don't stop playing as Fat Scout, he's so fun to play against when I'm doing the same thing just don't use the fists of steel plz
@@cessnafun5385 this is exactly how I see it. (Hell, I even made a very similar comment)
but the dragons fury
@@d3e1mz it is a cool weapon but it isn't enough to fundamentally change how you play pyro (maybe combine it with homewrecker to become some kind of Destructive anti engineer pyro)
@@xgcsurreal2608 Maybe pair with jetpack to become an airdrop assassin
Battle medic is a perfectly viable subclass.
Why is everyone trying to votekick me?
Honestly there could be a hoovy on your team feeding sandviches to the enemy team, but if there's a battle medic, they're the one getting votekicked.
That's me I have over 300 kills on my prof ks bonesaw
@@CursedSFMS Wait... You use the BONESAW?!?
Kick player: 卄卂爪卩ㄒ乇尺?
(Not using the Ubersaw)
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@@michaelbk0076 ah shucks
2:37 this is why i love hybrid knight, you’re still terrifying at close range but also still have your grenade launcher
Ay finally, some recognition for the trolldier sub-class, as a trollider main that has dedicated over 1.2k hours solely on the sub-class, I can provide more information on the sub-class as well as a few bits and pieces of correction:
"Trolldier is a sub-class all about market gardening"
--For this part, at its core level, it is actually very true, the art of trolldier solely relies on your skill ability to perform a crit shovel attack on an unsuspecting (Or if skilled enough, suspecting) individuals. However, there are so many mechanics and different levels that must come into play before you dive in for a 'crit shovel kill'. Things such as health, enemy awarness to your attack, ammo count, and the ability to pull off the kill must be taken into account for the trolldier class.
"Not to say its easy, it's actually really f*cking hard, you first have to master rocket jumping which is complicated enough, and on top of that, you have to learn to land at an optimal position near your opponent and time the swing of the market gardener so it registers."
--Hahaha this point is 90% true, but truth be told, trolldier is fairly easy to learn to an extent, however, it is unbearably harder to master. Alot of mechanics I mentioned above is a great way to show your skillset as a trolldier, it is relatively learnable and easy to hit a market gardener, but what comes AFTER you land (or attempt to land the gardener) is the 'hard' part of trolldier, factors such as your health play into account since you only doing ONE ROCKET JUMP can bring your health from 200 to a measely 140-170 JUST from fall damage, combine that with your SECOND rocket jump to get away when you land or fail the kill brings it even lower to 70-120. thats light enough to be considered a scout/sniper/medic class and combining that with your slow speed and large hitbox means death if you're not mobile enough with rocket jumping (And even so if you miss the kill).
You will always find skilled trolldiers actively rocket jumping to and from health kits on maps, this is to ensure that their health is kept high so that survive any incoming fire or fall damage present once a garden or rocket jump is achieved.
"It is a sub-class most countered by its own skill level"
--THISSSSSSSS, this quote alone summarise the whole of trolldiers ability to be countered. Alot of people have the misconception of varying playstyles/classes that can counter trolldier easily to an extent, but in reality, the players skill level is what mostly hinders the sub-classes effectiveness in a pub match (Besides mini-sentries those things can be snapped outta existence).
Most common misconceptions include classes such as scouts, snipers and even pyros. A few people starting out at trolldiers say that scouts are too agile and deal high damage at close range so once you rocket jump to them its a death sentence, pyros airblast you away once you get close to them and can pull an easy fire and flaregun combo, and that snipers can snipe you out of the air if their skill level is higher than average due to their ability to stay out of far range.
And for the most part, this is true, but as an experienced trolldier, these classes do not counter me at all during my game because of my skill level that was developed through experience, I'm able to rocket jump off walls at a speed of Mach 3 and pull off quick short-timed rocket jumps that push me forward while travelling only 6 inches off the ground to achieve a kill on these classe. Placement of rockets to know how far and fast you go is just as important as the ability to coordinate your timing of a market gardener.
If any of you guys have any questions about the trolldier sub-class, feel free to ask any questions at all and I'll try to the best of my ability to answer them :D
Yes, me
Man what you do sounds really hard and frustration, I respect the skill and dedication but I gotta ask why you opted for this playstyle?
Thanks king 👑
@@peopleperson9336 because its fun. That is literally it. While frustrating to master it is really fun.
@@peopleperson9336 In all honesty, the other playstyles I've tried such as the main classes dont really connect on the same level, reason being is that all 9 classes have some resemblance to other playstyles on different games to an extent e.g. overwatch/paladins etc.
Trolldier however, is completely unique and has its own skill-ceiling and playstyle to the point where no other game has actually come across adopting this method of class because of how insanely difficult this class is to master and requires alot of hours and dedication to become somewhat useful/playable.
5:33, the fact there’s six spies implies they are losing
Just got this in my recommended and holy shit dude, great job. Editing is on point, track picks are based as fuck (the fact anyone even remembers White Light is crazy to me), and the clips are a rush of adrenaline. Not to mention the really nice analyses on the different subclasses. Honestly surprised you don't have more subscribers, man.
Demoknight:
Its a really unique subclass so you wanna try it, then you realized how fun it is to chase people with a sword that's why you kept playing demoknight
Battle Engi:
Your'e sick of your team not giving a f*ck about you, or you're tired with turtling a nest but still wanna play engineer
Hoovy:
Idk, you're probably a chill guy who just wanna have fun
Pybro:
Either you're a good guy who helps engineer since they're being harrassed, or you're an engineer main who understands the pain of the other engineers
Trolldier:
You discovered how to rocket jump and can't get over the euphoria you feel from successful rocket jumps. Or you wanna troll and have a good time......and maybe harass new players who are confused how the f*ck can you fly and kill them with a shovel.
Battle Medic:
You wanna challenge yourself by giving the enemy a handicap, and probably piss off your teammates. Or maybe you just enjoy punishing enemies who think you're a free kill
Gun-spy:
You have a really good aim and can maximize the ambassador, or you saw elmaxo's gun spy vid
Battle Medic here (though it has been years since I've played TF2):
I just like the idea of having a machine gun, ok? The Medic's machine gun does deal damage right (I don't remember succeeding much using the Medic for combat)? He's the only class besides the Heavy with a machine gun.
@@Canaris4 I think there should be a class with an assault rifle.
Currently no classes can make proper use of sniper's flinching mechanic due to either slow firerates or low accuracy, whereas an assault rifle wouldn't have these problems.
To compensate for this it would have a damage output of about 120 damage per second at max rampup, which is 60 dps less than a stock shotgun.
Jarate Sniper:
You are a noob at headshots and refer body shooting while also coating them in jarate hoping your teamate deal extra damage, Extinguishing team mates with Sydney Sleeper or yeet Jarate at enemies and bush wacking them and becoming the low hp yet deadly melee sub class cause free Crits.
I'm an engineer main, but if there's TOO many of them already, I turn to Pyro for this exact reason.
If there's too many Pyros, I'll go Medic if we don't have one already.
I love playing as Medic, but I hate constantly healing, especially when it’s not fully needed.
Sadly fighting the enemy and not pocketing a heavy was heresy back when I would play all the time and I was harassed because of it, which made me stop playing for years.
Now I’m back and ready to kill the enemy just as ever as my Medic.
I appreciate the use of the deadlist grips
deaf grapes is gud
i love the choice of music in this well done maxo mate
This just makes me appreciate the ability SoundSmith has to market garden consistantly. I couldn't ever learn how to rocket jump to where I exactly wanted to go before I watched his tutorial on how
I think it's worth mentioning that TECHNICALLY, the sandwich heavy is a subclass of fat scout, since shotgun is stock. :3
i am going to disagree
@@fartsimulator-of9li Initially I agreed with Sook, but I can't disagree with someone with an awesome name like yours.
@@alex2143 Not to mention the profile picture.
What, no? As a Fat Scout hobbyist (I main Roamer Pyro), any shotgun can be used by a Fat Scout, the only requirements of being a Fat Scout are that of:
a) using Heavy
b) not using your primary and relying on shotguns
I watched this video before playing tf2 too much, saw battle engi, started playing to get the gunslinger, and look at me now freakin ballin.
Thank you.
Other Subclass I mostly use:
Fit Heavy: A Sniper subclass that mainly uses the SMG, sometimes the best pair is Cleaner's Carbine and the Bushwacka
Arson Scout: A Pyro that uses the shotgun or the Panic Attack, along with the Powerjack for increased mobility
fit heavy is amazing
too much in depth talks these days, this is nice and simple! just appreciating a core mechanic of tf2, and man I'm all for it
I like that you used Margret Tatcher as one of the heads, that's very fitting for Demo.
speed and bleed scout is a super underrated subclass and depending on the users skill as scout, can be absolutely brutal to the other teams major players
It's underrated because it relies on scout skills.
Scout should be deleted
@@beefkd Baby Face's Blaster + Flying Guillotine + Wrap Assassin. The way you're meant to play is you use the Guillotine and Wrap Assassin's secondary fire to constantly inflict bleed damage to counter the downside of the BFB that any damage will reduce your boost meter, where the bleed effects will constantly refill that meter. It's super fun actually as you zoom around the map at full speed throwing cutlery and christmas ornaments at people to run in, kill the med and zoom off.
It's not really a subclass
@@theradman9478 Eh I think it edges into subclass territory just from the fact that you can't really double jump without losing boost along with using a lot more damage over time weapons
My favorite sub class is the engie knight. The sheer shock factor of an engineer actually trying to close distance makes everyone panic. Or they just ignore you and let you walk past them and beat their medic down while they focus on literally anything else.
Dies instantly
5:00 as a pyro main i feel sorry for all the pybros
My favourite subclass is the branching out of the demoknight subclass known as caber knight, it's actually pretty insane, it can one shot a fully overhealed heavy (at the right circumstances) and has massive blast radius which ALSO gets crit boosted from the charge which means it will most likely kill the medic as well; oh and killing somebody with an already exploded caber is also really satisfying, since you know you are at a disadvantage.
Caberknight is so funny. Am I gonna be pissed some random psycho from the other team somehow managed to charge through every single one of our defenses, get close to like three people, land the melee hit + crit, and kill everyone, including them? A little. But dude, it's still funnny as shit
Just wish the caber could be replaced from ammo packs tho, having to trod all the way back to spawn gets old quickly imo
I've put more hours just playing sentry buster than I'm willing to admit
The Terrorist
Some call being a pybro a mentality while others keep telling me it's brainrot. I'm still on the fence but my neurologist has definitely made up his mind.
wait- corey? you we're a part of the whole bing soy thing right?
@@mattburrowes Yep
@@CoreyTF2 (jumps off a cliff and does an epic very cool huntsman kill)
imagine leaving your poor family just to crouch around the battlefield with sandwich or a sign with sus image
I love how well death grips music fits chaotic tf2 clips lol
I’m really enjoying the random inclusion of Death Grips on a couple of different TF2 TH-camrs videos lately, it’s a good mashup
Uncle Dane fans when you call Battle Engie a subclass:
The phlog can be useful on pybro, so long as there's two pybros. One to reflect, the other to focus on melting spies.
I present to you the lightmedic subclass. The playstyle is simple, you just throw madmilk and kill people to get small health packs
loadout:
-any scattergun
-madmilk
-candy cane
that subclass should be called dickhead
7:16 this bit is so accurate it’s kinda scary
Aight, I got this variant of fat scout.
Taking the panic attack and fists of steel, you get in really close with the FoS damage resistance. Then you swap to shotgun, the panic attack for fast swap and more pellets, to take down enemies in a quick burst. For a primary, I would suggest the tomislav for its rev speed. Thus, the point-blank wall.
Take a demo coming for a melee when you have the fists out: swap to tomislav at mid range, or charge them with the panic attack to get 2 clean shots on them.
Some sniper harassing you? Fists of steel can be used to get to cover, while you get a health pack and flank the sniper.
Another heavy? Fists and circle strafe at point blank.
Pyro can airblast or burn you? Back off and play the tomislav.
Scout getting in close with a shotgun? Fists of steel will slow down his shotgun shots, and you can melee them.
Sentry? Fists of steel to escape, maybe peek a wall.
Soldier with rockets? Tank the Salvo with fists, then fire back while they reload, or escape.
Trolldier in the sky? Shotgun 'em or minigun to throw off the jump.
It's a shame that the other swords weren't mentioned as they give a lot of different roles for the demoknight like the tide turner and the arabian sword thing can just let you chain charges.
0:54 it's a haiku :D
Being a pybro really pays off, especially when helping engines in stressful situations when they can't defend on their own.
I'm not good with any pyro melees so the homewrecker seems like a good choice to me
Had an idea for a pyro melee back when jungle inferno hit. "1200mm" trades 75% melee dmg for a 50 metal supply that can only be resupplied by the locker. Deploys up to all 50 in 1 swing. Can be used to increase build speed but not upgrade. Point behind it was to let the engi step away from his nest for a bit to help push the front line. Instead we just got slaps.
Subclasses and a slightly different way to play the game with extra weapons in general is what carries TF2 in terms of gameplay variety and replayability
Even with the large amount of videos related to Subclasses, I don't think they get nearly enough credit, which shows how important they are
0:32 QWARKTASTIC!
the greatest hero that has ever lived!
really should've swapped out hoovy for huntsman or dragons fury, as hoovy is more of just another way to play the game without objective, something any other class can do, and huntsman and dragon fury really change the way you play pyro and sniper
Based,Dragon's fury are the real based subclass that makes me at least respect pyro mains with exception of airblast/flare gods
Background instrumental song on 1:33 is Git Got from Death Grips
Demodrift
“You are not defined by your hairline.”
-Bilbo Baggins
Amen.
0:06 ELMAXO IS NOIDED
I SEEN FOOTAGE I STAY NOIDED
3:57 in recent years they have even worse reputation in some sectors for the whole mimi sentry thing
not worth buying a pro ks strange gunslinger
9:32 limited footage of elmaxo breaking a engineer's knee caps.
"GIMME YOUR KNEECAPS MAGGOT!"
4:26 I think LazyPurple's clip from HIFTP Engie does that part best the "I HAVE A *SHOTGUN* "
goddamn the art of that thumbnail
Elmaxo is ramping up his thumbnail game.
That be my doing
1:53
SCOTS MAN
Support scout / Scoot :
-any scattergun
- mad milk
- fan o war
Objective: Use mad milk to cover enemies at the front line, stay with your team. Smack dangerous targets from behind with fan o war and let the team do the job. KILL ANYONE CLOSE TO THE MEDIC. Spy check with mad milk. Extinguish with mad milk. Let others use tele. Don't take health packs from medics.
Pros: team loves you
Cons: you will probably die often if not careful and won't get that many kills and more assists.
2:32 Say goodbye to your kneecaps, chucklehead!
*crit sound*
AAAAAAAAHHH
“Nice hustle tons-of-fun, next time eat a salad”
-Scout
man, two Death Grips songs and then one of my fav Gorillaz songs within almost the first minute
2:15 the demoman we needed and still need
Drunk Irishman? Seems you're drunk yourself
Was looking for this comment
Hoovy spie: gain their trust and then pull out sasha or any other way of killing the enemy team
MC-Ride truly is the best subclass
Hey elmaxo,here is a subclass I made for the scout called the "Atom Scout"
Weapon Loadout:Force of Nature,Bonl Atomic Punch and the Atomizer.
Basically,drink the bonk,run to the backlines with your bat out. Now most people use the bat for its triple jump but we're focused on that mini crit. Slap an enemy with it to do 40 damage. Then when they notice,pull out the Force of Nature and blast them doing 92 damage at the very least while sending them into your team. In total,it deals 132 damage at the very least or 155 damage at most which can barely 1 shot a medic but even if they tank it,you're blasting them to your team. If anyone tried it out,tell me if this is viable
I suggest soda popper/force-a-nature and Fan-o-war.The dps is higher
@@specttor5755 I understand what you mean. Dps is higher and not only 1 enemy takes minicrits from a weak melee but seeing how we subclasses like Hoovy,I don't think it needs to be meta viable. Just viable that it's not a liability
@@TheUnfunnyCyanMan indeed, subclass are created for fun instead of better killing.This is also why many people choose subclass to "torture" themselves, because they're having fun.
0:44 "give a sword and shield to some crippling alcoholic that's already in your game" words of wisdom
4:20 Ignore the Wescue wanger*
Wescue wanger you mean rescue ranger?
@@valeriepowell7974 joke name
1:47 I would pay for a guy that makes a voicemod for irish demoman
I CANT BELIEVE THAT DEATH GRIPS WAS IS A RANDOM TF2 VID I WATCHED! THEY ARE SO UNDERRATED! (in the beggining where demoknight kills other mercenaries, get got by death grips plays, in the part where heavy kills a soldier in the intro, hustle bones plays)
5:15 congrats, collaboration with uncle dane is canceled
6:55 Weezer on the sign
The assassin spy that will jump off high places with the kuni is TECHNICALLY a subclass all the assassin spies say.
7:23 there was one guy who thought it's totally against the rules to kill friendlies. Bro literally said "ban this b...."
What an idiot. (When I killed him 2 more times he started dancing in spawn)
5:27 what's the hat he's using?
One semi-subclass I like is "cart-pushing demo/spy". Either pain train pill-knight or dead ringer spycicle l'etrange spy.
If you know when to use it (and not), it's surprisingly effective.
10:11 this is the subclass i use most often
6:11 I associate 'pybro' with the powerjack i think?
R.I.P. El Maxo's fan.
Thanks for the vid! It served as a good podcast kinda thing while at work. Good luck with future 100 day challenges.
AYO there i am at 6:34 (The Lime Demoknight)
Good to see you in the video
3:36 not true! while hitting your sentry with a wrench it builds as fast as a mini sentry, point of having less sentry health and damage???
Less metal cost, you can set up the sentry twice before having to get more metal, compared to the regular sentry only being able to set up once before having to get more metal, another benefit of the gunslinger is that extra health and the guaranteed crits on every third hit
the thing I love about the demoknight subclass is that it makes demoman's weaknesses become his strengths and his strengths become his weakness
0:45 is that music from ratchet and clank up your arsenal
yep, Qwark vidcomic 1
Huntsman sniper is by far my favorite of the sub classes. Makes the sniper really get into the battle instead of hiding far away
Choice of music was the best part teheheh
You know I've always wanted an ironic either 6v6 or highlander comp, which was like the normal version, but made exclusively of sub-classes.
Maybe even on the memiest maps possible.
Entire team is Homewrecker pyro
• Scouts must equip (and often use) the Wrap Assassin and Cleaver
• Soldiers must equip the Rocket Jumper and Market Gardener
• Pyros must use either the Homewrecker or the Neon Annihilator, and cannot use the Phlog
• Demos must use a sword and shield of some kind
• Heavies must use their secondary for majority of the match, this can either be a food item or a shotgun
• Engis must use the Gunslinger
• Medics cannot use the crossbow, and must use their primary for a majority of the match
• Snipers must use the Huntsman
• Spies must use their primary for a majority of the match
Legal maps are 2Fort, Turbine Trainsawlaser, and Orange.
Game is won by normal rules for the respective gamemodes.
0:18 elmaxo noided fr????
Hoovy with the snowgloves can stunlock enemies into oblivion. I once stunlocked a demoman for like 5 minutes straight while his teammates ran by me.
4:39
all i saw was random crits
3:10 gorillas white light moment