31:48 From what I can tell. Red Team is supposed to be the "Canon" Version of the Mercs. They are closest to how they're portrayed in both their Meet the Team shorts and in the Official Comics. Blu Team on the other hand are the "Fanon" Mercs. More closer to how they're typically portrayed in Fan Works.
Scout is actually unintentionally doing the right thing with that shark there. If it comes at you, put your hand on its snoot so you can kinda steer it away from you if it tries to bite.^^
May want to carefully reread that warning sign, suffice to say, The threat was definitely worse than prosecution.... Also, last episode's reaction, i mentioned that it seems that the mercs of both terms have differing personalities from their counterpart on the opposite team, i feel like this extends even further, BLU seems to be a lot less... tolerable of each other than RED is.
BLU's much more degenerate than RED. Given they cheated in their match, are stealing cable, and of course trying to assault their neighbours for their pool. Plus what you said, not as tolerable, given both Heavy and Spy chose to ditch their team just to get out of the heat.
blu engi is more down to earth red engi is crazy, blu soldier is very charismatic, blu medic support the nazis red medic dont just a few major difference so far
This is my personal favorite in the series. Fun (probably false) fact: The "Mayor" is actually a character called the "Civilian". He appeared in Team Fortress Classic in a mode called "VIP" where one team must escort him to the end of the map meanwhile the other team attempts to assassinate him. He was cut from TF2 because civilian players would often troll their team by intentionally getting themselves killed and VIP was replaced by Payload. I imagine the civilian in this series is actually more of the rich neighbor character than the mayor but it's not really defined what his role is (It might be in episode 4 or the "Spinoff" episode, but I've only seen those once each so I don't really remember them).
I'd like to assume the blue engineer ( and the whole blue team in this series) don't really know how to do their job/arnt good at their jobs because they never actually have to do them. Since they all use cheats theirs no need to actually try and put an effort into improving and using their skills. So when they can't use cheats their just straight up incompetent, and end up trying to mimic or steal from red team to no avail.
after this come episode 4, my favorite episode, since it gives a development to some characters, like Red Sniper and Red Scout. Also, you'll probably like it since it's the first and only episode until now where The man himself, Saxton Hale makes an appearence
Lad, think like this... BLU cheated in the fights to win. They are otherwise incompetent. Red are crazy but usually successful. Aside from when blu cheats...
RED Engie didn't build the pool, RED Sniper stopped him remembering the disaster of his previous invention and just order a portable pool online instead. BLU Engie didn't want to build a pool, knowing the idea is stupid but was coerced by the entire BLU team to do so. And BLU Engie was the one who installed the cable-stealing teleporter that still worked and even served another purpose this episode. So no, he is far from terrible.
He never said Red Engie built the pool. Just that the team successfully got a pool constructed. The semi-success stories he is reffering to os the Toaster and the Grill.
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31:48 From what I can tell. Red Team is supposed to be the "Canon" Version of the Mercs. They are closest to how they're portrayed in both their Meet the Team shorts and in the Official Comics.
Blu Team on the other hand are the "Fanon" Mercs. More closer to how they're typically portrayed in Fan Works.
Obviously not perfect matches but it's fairly close. Especially later on in the series
P-R-O-S-T-I-T-U-T-E-D. That’s a funny way to spell prosecuted.
Times like these are what makes Soldier’s borderline illiteracy outright hilarious.
In this case, soldier knew what he was writing
Scout is actually unintentionally doing the right thing with that shark there. If it comes at you, put your hand on its snoot so you can kinda steer it away from you if it tries to bite.^^
May want to carefully reread that warning sign, suffice to say, The threat was definitely worse than prosecution....
Also, last episode's reaction, i mentioned that it seems that the mercs of both terms have differing personalities from their counterpart on the opposite team, i feel like this extends even further, BLU seems to be a lot less... tolerable of each other than RED is.
BLU's much more degenerate than RED. Given they cheated in their match, are stealing cable, and of course trying to assault their neighbours for their pool. Plus what you said, not as tolerable, given both Heavy and Spy chose to ditch their team just to get out of the heat.
blu engi is more down to earth red engi is crazy, blu soldier is very charismatic, blu medic support the nazis red medic dont just a few major difference so far
This is my personal favorite in the series.
Fun (probably false) fact: The "Mayor" is actually a character called the "Civilian". He appeared in Team Fortress Classic in a mode called "VIP" where one team must escort him to the end of the map meanwhile the other team attempts to assassinate him. He was cut from TF2 because civilian players would often troll their team by intentionally getting themselves killed and VIP was replaced by Payload. I imagine the civilian in this series is actually more of the rich neighbor character than the mayor but it's not really defined what his role is (It might be in episode 4 or the "Spinoff" episode, but I've only seen those once each so I don't really remember them).
21:29 I believe it was both, an alcoholic explosive that he was trying to ferment in the ground
I'd like to assume the blue engineer ( and the whole blue team in this series) don't really know how to do their job/arnt good at their jobs because they never actually have to do them. Since they all use cheats theirs no need to actually try and put an effort into improving and using their skills. So when they can't use cheats their just straight up incompetent, and end up trying to mimic or steal from red team to no avail.
after this come episode 4, my favorite episode, since it gives a development to some characters, like Red Sniper and Red Scout. Also, you'll probably like it since it's the first and only episode until now where The man himself, Saxton Hale makes an appearence
Lad, think like this... BLU cheated in the fights to win. They are otherwise incompetent. Red are crazy but usually successful. Aside from when blu cheats...
Where i live it's more or less impossible to run out of cold water.
5:45 If you listen closely to the ice cream truck jingle, it's the Benny Hill theme xD
Number one beer: Pisswasser
Yooo just as soon as I check my subrcriptions page
14:50 the sign said prostituted, not prosecuted.
Red team hired people to build the pool were you paying attention?
this one is my favorite
Darktide classes trailer reaction would be neat!
both engineers are incompetent just in there own ways.
RED Engie didn't build the pool, RED Sniper stopped him remembering the disaster of his previous invention and just order a portable pool online instead.
BLU Engie didn't want to build a pool, knowing the idea is stupid but was coerced by the entire BLU team to do so. And BLU Engie was the one who installed the cable-stealing teleporter that still worked and even served another purpose this episode. So no, he is far from terrible.
Still terrible given that the man doesn’t know common sense when making a pool of all things.
He never said Red Engie built the pool. Just that the team successfully got a pool constructed. The semi-success stories he is reffering to os the Toaster and the Grill.
nice
This series is another proof that R.E.D. team are the winners and B.L.U. team are the losers.
When you have to cheat to win a match, you kinda prove who’s the better team immediately lol