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− | + | | image = Train.png | |
+ | | damage = Instant-kill | ||
+ | | backup = No | ||
+ | | bonk = No | ||
+ | | candy-cane = No | ||
+ | | targe = No | ||
+ | | dead-ringer = Yes | ||
+ | | gunboats = No | ||
+ | | jumpers = No | ||
+ | | mini-crits = Yes | ||
+ | | uber = No | ||
+ | | maps = [[Well]], [[Well (Capture the Flag)]], [[Freight]] | ||
+ | }} | ||
− | {{Quotation|'''The Scout''' | + | {{Quotation|'''The Scout'''|Ha ha! Look at you! You look like you ran through traffic!|sound=Scout_domination07.wav}} |
− | A '''Train''' is an environmental hazard which first appeared in the map [[Well]], and has been used in | + | A '''Train''' is an [[Environmental death|environmental hazard]] which first appeared in the map [[Well]], and has been used in other [[Maps]] since. Trains typically appear on the map in the form of a {{w|Level crossing|railway crossing}} complete with warning lights and a ringing bell sound effect. The speed and the timing of the train's appearance varies by map. |
− | Contact with the front of a train results in the [[death]] of the player, including players currently receiving an | + | Contact with the front of a train results in the destruction of [[Buildings|buildings]] and the [[death]] of the player, including players currently receiving an [[ÜberCharge]] from a Medic. Players who cause an opponent to be struck and killed by a train through [[knock back]] or wound the player by any other means before the death will not be credited with a kill assist. The [[Dead Ringer]] will provide protection from the initial impact of the train; further impacts will lead to death. |
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
− | + | * The train's design resembles that of the {{w|List of GE locomotives#Four_axles_2|GE Dash-7 Series 4-axle locomotive}}, a model of locomotive first introduced in the 1970s. | |
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− | * The train's design resembles that of the {{w|List of GE locomotives|GE Dash-7 Series 4-axle locomotive}}, a model of locomotive first introduced in the 1970s. | ||
* The train bears the company name "Northern Express". Sharing its paint scheme as well, this is likely a nod at real-life American railroad, {{w|Southern Pacific Transportation Company|Southern Pacific}}. | * The train bears the company name "Northern Express". Sharing its paint scheme as well, this is likely a nod at real-life American railroad, {{w|Southern Pacific Transportation Company|Southern Pacific}}. | ||
* The damage type of the train is coded in the Source engine as freezing. | * The damage type of the train is coded in the Source engine as freezing. | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Damage]] | * [[Damage]] | ||
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Damage Done: | Instant-kill | ||||||||
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Found On: | Well, Well (Capture the Flag), Freight |
“ | Ha ha! Look at you! You look like you ran through traffic!
Click to listen
— The Scout
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A Train is an environmental hazard which first appeared in the map Well, and has been used in other Maps since. Trains typically appear on the map in the form of a Template:W complete with warning lights and a ringing bell sound effect. The speed and the timing of the train's appearance varies by map.
Contact with the front of a train results in the destruction of buildings and the death of the player, including players currently receiving an ÜberCharge from a Medic. Players who cause an opponent to be struck and killed by a train through knock back or wound the player by any other means before the death will not be credited with a kill assist. The Dead Ringer will provide protection from the initial impact of the train; further impacts will lead to death.
Trivia
- The train's design resembles that of the Template:W, a model of locomotive first introduced in the 1970s.
- The train bears the company name "Northern Express". Sharing its paint scheme as well, this is likely a nod at real-life American railroad, Template:W.
- The damage type of the train is coded in the Source engine as freezing.