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== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
Revision as of 20:01, 17 June 2012
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| Used by: | Engineer |
| Slot: | Slot 2 weapon |
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| Ammo loaded: | 50 |
| Ammo type: |  |
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The Railgun is a slot 2 weapon for the Engineer in the Team Fortress classic series of games.
Contents
Behavior
- The Railgun fires a medium-powered, perfectly accurate laser every time the fire key is either pressed or held down.
- It uses one nail per shot and does not need to be reloaded.
- In Team Fortress, the Railgun's fire can pierce walls.
- It deals 23 damage per hit, more than a full Single-Barrel Shotgun blast.
Downsides
Although the Railgun is a perfect way to conserve the Engineer's other weapons' ammunition, it has a low ammunition reserve and rate of fire. Along with this, slow bullet speed, and the enemy's armor make this weapon almost useless, in Team Fortress Classic.
Trivia
- The old 3rd-person Railgun model in Team Fortress Classic uses the Glock 17 model from Half-Life.
Gallery
3rd-person view of the new Railgun model in Team Fortress Classic.
3rd-person view of the old Railgun model in Team Fortress Classic.
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