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| image = Backpack Strange Part.png | | image = Backpack Strange Part.png | ||
| released = {{Patch name|3|22|2012}} | | released = {{Patch name|3|22|2012}} | ||
− | | availability = | + | | availability = {{avail|drop-expired|case-bonus}} |
− | | gift = no | + | | trade = yes |
− | | | + | | gift = yes |
+ | | marketable = yes | ||
+ | | craft = no | ||
+ | | rename = no | ||
| numbered = no | | numbered = no | ||
| loadout = yes | | loadout = yes | ||
− | | item-description = Adding this Strange Part to a Strange-quality | + | | item-level = none |
+ | | item-description = Adding this Strange Part to a Strange-quality item will enable it to track an additional new statistic! | ||
| item-uses = 1 | | item-uses = 1 | ||
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}} | }} | ||
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− | Up to three Strange Parts can be applied onto one Strange | + | {{Quotation|'''The Administrator'''|Only found in crates, Strange Parts will help you study specific aspects of (what I charitably call) your performance in battle by letting you customize your favorite Strange weapon. Now you're free to track the number of enemies you gib, projectiles you reflect, heads you've shot, and more.}} |
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+ | '''Strange Parts''' are [[Tools|tool]] items. They are represented by a counter sitting next to a screen displaying an image, with some cut cables and spare parts. The image on the screen changes depending on the Strange Part. | ||
+ | |||
+ | Strange Parts can only be used on [[Strange]] weapons, [[cosmetic items]], and [[Power Up Canteen]]s. They allow players to track additional statistics, such as number of [[headshot]] kills or [[buildings]] destroyed. | ||
+ | |||
+ | Up to three Strange Parts can be applied onto one Strange item. Certain Strange Parts cannot be used on certain weapons; for example, the [[Headshot]] tool cannot be used on a Strange [[Wrench]]. When applied, it does not count any previous stats. Strange Parts can be individually removed from a weapon using the Restore button in the backpack, allowing the player to remove a strange part of their choosing; however, a part which has been removed is not returned to the player, and is instead permanently lost. | ||
== Variants == | == Variants == | ||
− | Certain | + | Certain Strange Parts are only compatible with certain weapons. A table of the restrictions is given below. |
− | These restrictions are based on specific attributes listed in the | + | These restrictions are based on specific attributes listed in the {{code|items_game.txt}} file, '''which do not necessarily reflect weapon functionality'''. The tables below and elsewhere on the Wiki are based on these attributes. |
− | There are some mismatches between weapon capabilities and | + | There are some mismatches between weapon capabilities and Strange Part compatibility which are not bugs, strictly speaking. E.g. the [[Medi Gun]] can be used to extinguish teammates, but it is not possible to apply the ''Teammates Extinguished'' Strange Part to a Strange Medi Gun. In this case, it is probably because the Medi Gun takes a few seconds to extinguish burning teammates, but all of the weapons that are compatible with the ''Teammates Extinguished'' Strange Part work instantly; only the latter mechanism is tracked by the Strange Part. |
{{Strange part tags}} | {{Strange part tags}} | ||
+ | {{anchor|Crates}} | ||
+ | {{Strange part restrictions}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | == Crafting == | ||
+ | {{See also|Crafting}} | ||
− | {{Strange | + | === As a crafting ingredient === |
+ | {{Blueprint | ||
+ | | ingredient-1 = Strange Part | ||
+ | | ingredient-1-amount = 2 | ||
+ | | result = Strange Count Transfer Tool | ||
+ | }} | ||
− | + | {{Weapon Demonstration}} | |
− | {{ | ||
== Update history == | == Update history == | ||
− | {{ | + | {{Update history | '''{{Patch name|3|22|2012}}''' |
− | '''{{ | ||
* Strange Parts were added to the game. | * Strange Parts were added to the game. | ||
− | * {{ | + | * {{Undocumented}} Added Strange Parts: Gib Kills, Airborne Enemies Killed, Heavies Killed, Buildings Destroyed, Projectiles Reflected, and Headshot Kills. |
'''{{Patch name|4|17|2012}}''' | '''{{Patch name|4|17|2012}}''' | ||
− | * Added the ability to remove Strange parts via the Restore button in the backpack. | + | * Added the ability to remove Strange parts via the Restore button in the [[backpack]]. |
'''{{Patch name|4|27|2012}}''' | '''{{Patch name|4|27|2012}}''' | ||
− | * {{ | + | * {{Undocumented}} Added Strange Parts: Posthumous Kills, Teammates Extinguished, and Full Moon Kills. |
'''{{Patch name|5|17|2012}}''' | '''{{Patch name|5|17|2012}}''' | ||
− | * {{ | + | * {{Undocumented}} Added Strange Parts: Demomen Killed, Soldiers Killed, Domination Kills, Revenge Kills, Critical Kills, and Kills While Explosive Jumping. |
'''{{Patch name|5|31|2012}}''' | '''{{Patch name|5|31|2012}}''' | ||
− | * {{ | + | * {{Undocumented}} Strange Part counters watched in-game now appear in a dim-gray color. |
− | '''{{Patch name|6|27|2012}}''' | + | '''{{Patch name|6|27|2012}}''' ([[Pyromania Update]]) |
− | * Fixed Strange Part Projectiles Reflected not tracking grenade and sentry rocket deflections. | + | * Fixed Strange Part: Projectiles Reflected not tracking grenade and sentry rocket deflections. |
'''{{Patch name|7|2|2012}}''' | '''{{Patch name|7|2|2012}}''' | ||
− | * {{ | + | * {{Undocumented}} Added Strange Part: Full Moon Kills. |
'''{{Patch name|9|4|2012}}''' | '''{{Patch name|9|4|2012}}''' | ||
− | * {{ | + | * {{Undocumented}} Added Strange Parts: Scouts Killed, Cloaked Spies Killed, and Sappers Destroyed. |
'''{{Patch name|10|9|2012}}''' | '''{{Patch name|10|9|2012}}''' | ||
− | * {{ | + | * {{Undocumented}} Added Strange Parts: Engineers Killed, Robots Destroyed, and Low-Health Kills. |
'''{{Patch name|10|26|2012}}''' | '''{{Patch name|10|26|2012}}''' | ||
− | * {{ | + | * {{Undocumented}} Added Strange Parts: Halloween Kills and Robots Destroyed During Halloween. |
'''{{Patch name|12|20|2012}}''' ([[Mecha Update]]) | '''{{Patch name|12|20|2012}}''' ([[Mecha Update]]) | ||
− | * {{ | + | * {{Undocumented}} Added Strange Parts: Defender Kills, Snipers Killed, Pyros Killed, Underwater Kills, and Kills While Übercharged. |
'''{{Patch name|2|14|2013}}''' | '''{{Patch name|2|14|2013}}''' | ||
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'''{{Patch name|3|12|2013}}''' | '''{{Patch name|3|12|2013}}''' | ||
− | * {{ | + | * {{Undocumented}} Added Strange Parts: Medics Killed, Tanks Destroyed, and Long-Distance Kills. |
'''{{Patch name|6|19|2013}}''' | '''{{Patch name|6|19|2013}}''' | ||
− | * {{ | + | * {{Undocumented}} Added Strange Parts: Medics Killed That Have Full ÜberCharge and Giant Robots Destroyed. |
'''{{Patch name|8|27|2013}}''' | '''{{Patch name|8|27|2013}}''' | ||
− | * {{ | + | * {{Undocumented}} Added Strange Parts: Robot Spies Destroyed, Kills During Victory Time, and Kills with a Taunt Attack. |
− | * {{ | + | * {{Undocumented}} Added schema for Strange Part "KillEaterEvent_UniquePlayerKills". |
− | }} | + | |
+ | '''{{Patch name|10|29|2013}}''' ([[Scream Fortress 2013]]) | ||
+ | * Strange Part: Kills While Ubercharged can no longer be applied to Strange Equalizers and Escape Plans. | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''{{Patch name|12|6|2013}}''' | ||
+ | * Added Strange parts that can be applied to Strange cosmetic items. | ||
+ | * {{Undocumented}} Added Strange Parts: Spies Killed, Unusual-Wearing Player Kills, Burning Enemy Kills, Killstreaks Ended, Freezecam Taunt Appearances, Damage Dealt, Fires Survived, Allied Healing Done, and Point-Blank Kills. | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''{{Patch name|6|11|2014}} #1''' | ||
+ | * Fixed being able to apply the Strange Part: Buildings Destroyed tool to the [[Flying Guillotine]]. | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''{{Patch name|2|11|2015}} #1''' | ||
+ | * {{Undocumented}} Added Strange Parts: Not Crit nor Mini-Crit Kills and Player Hits. | ||
+ | * {{Undocumented}} Added Strange Cosmetic Part: Assists. | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''{{Patch name|8|18|2015}} #1''' | ||
+ | * The [[Huo-Long Heater]] can now accept Posthumous Kills strange parts. | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''{{Patch name|8|27|2015}}''' | ||
+ | * The [[Dalokohs Bar]] can now accept Ally Healing Done strange parts. | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''{{Patch name|12|17|2015}}''' ([[Tough Break Update]]) | ||
+ | * All Strange parts can now be applied to Strange cosmetics items. | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''{{Patch name|12|22|2015}}''' | ||
+ | * Strange Part: Kills While Explosive Jumping can now be applied to Strange Grenade Launchers. | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''{{Patch name|8|29|2016}}''' | ||
+ | * Strange Part: Allies Extinguished can now be applied to Strange [[Sydney Sleeper]] rifles. | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''{{Patch name|3|28|2018}} #1''' | ||
+ | * Fixed the Deflect Projectiles strange part not counting deflections. | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''{{Patch name|9|16|2021}}''' | ||
+ | * Updated description of the "Strange Part: Player Hits" item to match its name. | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''{{Patch name|8|11|2022}}''' | ||
+ | * {{Undocumented}} Updated the description for several Strange Parts.}} | ||
== Bugs == | == Bugs == | ||
− | * The Strange Part: Buildings Destroyed can be applied to [[Chargin' Targe | + | * The Strange Part: Buildings Destroyed can be applied to the [[Chargin' Targe]], but cannot raise the counter, even by killing an Engineer hauling an active building. |
− | * The Strange Part: | + | * The Strange Part: Kills While Explosive Jumping can be applied to the [[Mantreads]], but cannot raise the counter, because the weapon requires landing to deal damage. |
− | * The Strange Part: Kills While | + | * The Strange Part: Kills While Explosive Jumping cannot be applied to the [[Panic Attack]], the [[Splendid Screen]] or the [[Persian Persuader]]. |
− | * The Strange Part: | + | * The Strange Part: Critical Kills cannot be applied to the [[Sydney Sleeper]] or the [[Ullapool Caber]], even though they can be Crit boosted. |
− | * The Strange Part: Critical Kills | + | * The Strange Part: Critical Kills cannot be applied to any of [[Spy#Melee|Spy's melee weapons]], except the [[Saxxy]] and [[Golden Frying Pan]], even though they deal critical damage upon backstabs. |
− | * The Strange Part: | + | * The Strange Part: Kills While Ubercharged cannot be applied to the [[Equalizer]] or [[Escape Plan]], even though a Medic can freely ÜberCharge a Soldier who is wielding them. |
+ | * The Strange Part: Gib Kills cannot be applied to the [[Detonator]] or the [[Scorch Shot]]. | ||
+ | * The Strange Part: Posthumous Kills as applied to the [[Wrap Assassin]] only increments the counter on direct impact kills with the bauble, and does not count kills from the [[bleeding]] that results afterwards. | ||
+ | * The Strange Part: Player Hits does not raise the counter if an enemy was killed by a hit. | ||
+ | * The Strange Part: Tanks Destroyed can be applied to the [[Flying Guillotine]], even though it cannot damage tanks. The counter can still be raised if the player has damaged a tank and then holds the Guillotine when that tank is destroyed. | ||
+ | ** Similarly, Tanks Destroyed can be applied to the Mantreads, the Chargin' Targe, and the Splendid Screen, even though they cannot damage tanks. However, since these weapons are always active, the player only has to be alive when a tank they have damaged is destroyed for the counter to increase. | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
− | * Any parts applied to [[Engineer]] [[Engineer#Melee|wrenches]] | + | * Despite the name, the Strange Part is only available in Unique quality, "Strange" being solely a descriptor for modifying Strange quality items. |
− | * Servers using an altered {{cvar|tf_playergib}} setting | + | * Any parts applied to [[Engineer]] [[Engineer#Melee|wrenches]] only count actions with the Wrench and not with any built [[Sentry Gun]]s. |
− | * All the | + | ** Parts applied to cosmetics also do not count Sentry Gun kills unless the Sentry was [[Wrangler|wrangled]]. |
− | * Destroying Sappers with any Strange Engineer wrenches | + | * Servers using an altered {{cvar|tf_playergib}} setting do not change the way the ''Gib Kills'' counter is counted, only kills that would normally gib are still counted. Likewise, killing a player who is wearing a [[Bombinomicon]] does not increase the counter of a Gib Kills strange part. |
+ | * All of the Strange {{botignore|flamethrowers}} do ''not'' count gib kills with deflected rocket/grenade, headshots with deflected arrows and kills while explosive jumping on deflected enemy explosives, nor do they track healing done with reflected [[Crusader's Crossbow]] bolts. As a result, respective Strange Parts can not be applied. | ||
+ | * Destroying Sappers with any Strange Engineer wrenches does not increase a buildings destroyed counter; however, destroying Sappers with a Strange [[Homewrecker]] or a Strange [[Neon Annihilator]] increases a buildings destroyed counter. | ||
+ | * Other than strange parts that are directly related to destroying [[Mann vs. Machine]] [[Robots]] or tanks, strange parts cannot gain points for killing MvM robots. Strange parts that do not rank up based on kills, such as Strange Part: Allied Healing Done, continue to track statistics normally in the MvM game mode. | ||
+ | * 'Posthumous' is, in ''Team Fortress 2'', the act of killing someone after dying (for example, a Pyro sets someone on fire, then dies; if the player set on fire dies from the afterburn before the Pyro respawns, it is counted as a 'Posthumous' kill for the Pyro). | ||
+ | |||
+ | == Trivia == | ||
+ | * The filename of the backpack icon for the Strange Part: Taunting Player Kills, {{code|strange_part_conga_killer_large.vtf}}, suggests that it was originally planned to track the number of [[Conga]] dancers killed. | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
− | <gallery | + | <gallery> |
File:Strange Part add counter.png|The prompt when a Strange Part is applied. | File:Strange Part add counter.png|The prompt when a Strange Part is applied. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
− | {{ | + | == See also == |
+ | * [[Strange Filter]] | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{Tool Nav}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | [[Category:Strange items| ]] |
Latest revision as of 14:37, 7 October 2024
“ | Only found in crates, Strange Parts will help you study specific aspects of (what I charitably call) your performance in battle by letting you customize your favorite Strange weapon. Now you're free to track the number of enemies you gib, projectiles you reflect, heads you've shot, and more.
— The Administrator
|
” |
Strange Parts are tool items. They are represented by a counter sitting next to a screen displaying an image, with some cut cables and spare parts. The image on the screen changes depending on the Strange Part.
Strange Parts can only be used on Strange weapons, cosmetic items, and Power Up Canteens. They allow players to track additional statistics, such as number of headshot kills or buildings destroyed.
Up to three Strange Parts can be applied onto one Strange item. Certain Strange Parts cannot be used on certain weapons; for example, the Headshot tool cannot be used on a Strange Wrench. When applied, it does not count any previous stats. Strange Parts can be individually removed from a weapon using the Restore button in the backpack, allowing the player to remove a strange part of their choosing; however, a part which has been removed is not returned to the player, and is instead permanently lost.
Contents
Variants
Certain Strange Parts are only compatible with certain weapons. A table of the restrictions is given below.
These restrictions are based on specific attributes listed in the items_game.txt
file, which do not necessarily reflect weapon functionality. The tables below and elsewhere on the Wiki are based on these attributes.
There are some mismatches between weapon capabilities and Strange Part compatibility which are not bugs, strictly speaking. E.g. the Medi Gun can be used to extinguish teammates, but it is not possible to apply the Teammates Extinguished Strange Part to a Strange Medi Gun. In this case, it is probably because the Medi Gun takes a few seconds to extinguish burning teammates, but all of the weapons that are compatible with the Teammates Extinguished Strange Part work instantly; only the latter mechanism is tracked by the Strange Part.
List of Strange Parts | |||||||||||||
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Tag Required | Strange Part | ||||||||||||
Can Deal Damage | Uncrate #41 Uncrate #55 |
Uncrate #41 Uncrate #59 Uncrate #103 |
Uncrate #44 | Uncrate #44 | Uncrate #45 | Uncrate #45 | |||||||
Strange Part: Airborne Enemies Killed | Strange Part: Heavies Killed | Strange Part: Demomen Killed | Strange Part: Revenge Kills | Strange Part: Domination Kills | Strange Part: Soldiers Killed | ||||||||
Drop (expired) | Uncrate #47 | Uncrate #47 | Uncrate #49 | Uncrate #49 | Uncrate #49 | ||||||||
Strange Part: Full Moon Kills | Strange Part: Cloaked Spies Killed | Strange Part: Scouts Killed | Strange Part: Engineers Killed | Strange Part: Robots Destroyed | Strange Part: Low-Health Kills | ||||||||
Drop (expired) | Drop (expired) | Uncrate #54 | Uncrate #54 | Uncrate #54 | Uncrate #55 Uncrate #103 | ||||||||
Strange Part: Halloween Kills | Strange Part: Robots Destroyed During Halloween | Strange Part: Underwater Kills | Strange Part: Snipers Killed | Strange Part: Kills While Übercharged | Strange Part: Pyros Killed | ||||||||
Uncrate #55 | Uncrate #56 | Uncrate #56 | Uncrate #59 | Uncrate #59 | Uncrate #71 | ||||||||
Strange Part: Defender Kills | Strange Part: Medics Killed | Strange Part: Tanks Destroyed | Strange Part: Medics Killed That Have Full ÜberCharge | Strange Part: Giant Robots Destroyed | Strange Part: Kills During Victory Time | ||||||||
Uncrate #71 | Uncrate #75 | Uncrate #75 | Uncrate #75 | Uncrate #76 | Uncrate #76 Uncrate #103 | ||||||||
Strange Part: Robot Spies Destroyed | Strange Part: Unusual-Wearing Player Kills | Strange Part: Spies Killed | Strange Part: Burning Enemy Kills | Strange Part: Killstreaks Ended | Strange Part: Damage Dealt | ||||||||
Uncrate #77 | Uncrate #82 | Uncrate #85 | Uncrate #85 | Uncrate #90 | Uncrate #90 | ||||||||
Strange Part: Point-Blank Kills | Strange Part: Full Health Kills | Strange Part: Robot Scouts Destroyed | Strange Part: Taunting Player Kills | Strange Part: Not Crit nor MiniCrit Kills | Strange Part: Player Hits | ||||||||
Can Deal Gib Damage | Uncrate #41 Uncrate #71 | ||||||||||||
Strange Part: Gib Kills | |||||||||||||
Can Deal Damage to buildings |
Uncrate #42 Uncrate #85 | ||||||||||||
Strange Part: Buildings Destroyed | |||||||||||||
Can Headshot | Uncrate #42 Uncrate #82 | ||||||||||||
Strange Part: Headshot Kills | |||||||||||||
Can Reflect Projectiles | Uncrate #42 | ||||||||||||
Strange Part: Projectiles Reflected | |||||||||||||
Can Extinguish | Uncrate #43 | ||||||||||||
Strange Part: Teammates Extinguished | |||||||||||||
Can Deal Posthumous Damage |
Uncrate #43 | ||||||||||||
Strange Part: Posthumous Kills | |||||||||||||
Can Deal Critical Damage |
Uncrate #44 Uncrate #103 | ||||||||||||
Strange Part: Critical Kills | |||||||||||||
Can be Equipped by Soldier or Demoman |
Uncrate #45 | ||||||||||||
Strange Part: Kills While Explosive Jumping | |||||||||||||
Can Destroy Sappers | Uncrate #47 | ||||||||||||
Strange Part: Sappers Destroyed | |||||||||||||
Can Deal Long-Range Damage |
Uncrate #56 | ||||||||||||
Strange Part: Long-Distance Kills | |||||||||||||
Can Deal Taunt Damage | Uncrate #60 | ||||||||||||
Strange Part: Kills with a Taunt Attack | |||||||||||||
Is Cosmetic | Uncrate #76 | Uncrate #77 | Uncrate #82 | Uncrate #90 | |||||||||
Strange Cosmetic Part: Freezecam Taunt Appearances | Strange Cosmetic Part: Fires Survived | Strange Cosmetic Part: Kills | Strange Cosmetic Part: Assists | ||||||||||
Can Heal Allies | Uncrate #77 Uncrate #103 | ||||||||||||
Strange Part: Allied Healing Done | |||||||||||||
Note |
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Crafting
As a crafting ingredient
Strange Part | Strange Count Transfer Tool | |
x2 | = |
Demonstration
Update history
- Strange Parts were added to the game.
- [Undocumented] Added Strange Parts: Gib Kills, Airborne Enemies Killed, Heavies Killed, Buildings Destroyed, Projectiles Reflected, and Headshot Kills.
- Added the ability to remove Strange parts via the Restore button in the backpack.
- [Undocumented] Added Strange Parts: Posthumous Kills, Teammates Extinguished, and Full Moon Kills.
- [Undocumented] Added Strange Parts: Demomen Killed, Soldiers Killed, Domination Kills, Revenge Kills, Critical Kills, and Kills While Explosive Jumping.
- [Undocumented] Strange Part counters watched in-game now appear in a dim-gray color.
June 27, 2012 Patch (Pyromania Update)
- Fixed Strange Part: Projectiles Reflected not tracking grenade and sentry rocket deflections.
- [Undocumented] Added Strange Part: Full Moon Kills.
- [Undocumented] Added Strange Parts: Scouts Killed, Cloaked Spies Killed, and Sappers Destroyed.
- [Undocumented] Added Strange Parts: Engineers Killed, Robots Destroyed, and Low-Health Kills.
- [Undocumented] Added Strange Parts: Halloween Kills and Robots Destroyed During Halloween.
December 20, 2012 Patch (Mecha Update)
- [Undocumented] Added Strange Parts: Defender Kills, Snipers Killed, Pyros Killed, Underwater Kills, and Kills While Übercharged.
- Fixed "Low-Health Kills" strange part also counting kills after the player had died.
- [Undocumented] Added Strange Parts: Medics Killed, Tanks Destroyed, and Long-Distance Kills.
- [Undocumented] Added Strange Parts: Medics Killed That Have Full ÜberCharge and Giant Robots Destroyed.
- [Undocumented] Added Strange Parts: Robot Spies Destroyed, Kills During Victory Time, and Kills with a Taunt Attack.
- [Undocumented] Added schema for Strange Part "KillEaterEvent_UniquePlayerKills".
October 29, 2013 Patch (Scream Fortress 2013)
- Strange Part: Kills While Ubercharged can no longer be applied to Strange Equalizers and Escape Plans.
- Added Strange parts that can be applied to Strange cosmetic items.
- [Undocumented] Added Strange Parts: Spies Killed, Unusual-Wearing Player Kills, Burning Enemy Kills, Killstreaks Ended, Freezecam Taunt Appearances, Damage Dealt, Fires Survived, Allied Healing Done, and Point-Blank Kills.
- Fixed being able to apply the Strange Part: Buildings Destroyed tool to the Flying Guillotine.
- [Undocumented] Added Strange Parts: Not Crit nor Mini-Crit Kills and Player Hits.
- [Undocumented] Added Strange Cosmetic Part: Assists.
- The Huo-Long Heater can now accept Posthumous Kills strange parts.
- The Dalokohs Bar can now accept Ally Healing Done strange parts.
December 17, 2015 Patch (Tough Break Update)
- All Strange parts can now be applied to Strange cosmetics items.
- Strange Part: Kills While Explosive Jumping can now be applied to Strange Grenade Launchers.
- Strange Part: Allies Extinguished can now be applied to Strange Sydney Sleeper rifles.
- Fixed the Deflect Projectiles strange part not counting deflections.
- Updated description of the "Strange Part: Player Hits" item to match its name.
- [Undocumented] Updated the description for several Strange Parts.
Bugs
- The Strange Part: Buildings Destroyed can be applied to the Chargin' Targe, but cannot raise the counter, even by killing an Engineer hauling an active building.
- The Strange Part: Kills While Explosive Jumping can be applied to the Mantreads, but cannot raise the counter, because the weapon requires landing to deal damage.
- The Strange Part: Kills While Explosive Jumping cannot be applied to the Panic Attack, the Splendid Screen or the Persian Persuader.
- The Strange Part: Critical Kills cannot be applied to the Sydney Sleeper or the Ullapool Caber, even though they can be Crit boosted.
- The Strange Part: Critical Kills cannot be applied to any of Spy's melee weapons, except the Saxxy and Golden Frying Pan, even though they deal critical damage upon backstabs.
- The Strange Part: Kills While Ubercharged cannot be applied to the Equalizer or Escape Plan, even though a Medic can freely ÜberCharge a Soldier who is wielding them.
- The Strange Part: Gib Kills cannot be applied to the Detonator or the Scorch Shot.
- The Strange Part: Posthumous Kills as applied to the Wrap Assassin only increments the counter on direct impact kills with the bauble, and does not count kills from the bleeding that results afterwards.
- The Strange Part: Player Hits does not raise the counter if an enemy was killed by a hit.
- The Strange Part: Tanks Destroyed can be applied to the Flying Guillotine, even though it cannot damage tanks. The counter can still be raised if the player has damaged a tank and then holds the Guillotine when that tank is destroyed.
- Similarly, Tanks Destroyed can be applied to the Mantreads, the Chargin' Targe, and the Splendid Screen, even though they cannot damage tanks. However, since these weapons are always active, the player only has to be alive when a tank they have damaged is destroyed for the counter to increase.
Notes
- Despite the name, the Strange Part is only available in Unique quality, "Strange" being solely a descriptor for modifying Strange quality items.
- Any parts applied to Engineer wrenches only count actions with the Wrench and not with any built Sentry Guns.
- Parts applied to cosmetics also do not count Sentry Gun kills unless the Sentry was wrangled.
- Servers using an altered
tf_playergib
setting do not change the way the Gib Kills counter is counted, only kills that would normally gib are still counted. Likewise, killing a player who is wearing a Bombinomicon does not increase the counter of a Gib Kills strange part. - All of the Strange flamethrowers do not count gib kills with deflected rocket/grenade, headshots with deflected arrows and kills while explosive jumping on deflected enemy explosives, nor do they track healing done with reflected Crusader's Crossbow bolts. As a result, respective Strange Parts can not be applied.
- Destroying Sappers with any Strange Engineer wrenches does not increase a buildings destroyed counter; however, destroying Sappers with a Strange Homewrecker or a Strange Neon Annihilator increases a buildings destroyed counter.
- Other than strange parts that are directly related to destroying Mann vs. Machine Robots or tanks, strange parts cannot gain points for killing MvM robots. Strange parts that do not rank up based on kills, such as Strange Part: Allied Healing Done, continue to track statistics normally in the MvM game mode.
- 'Posthumous' is, in Team Fortress 2, the act of killing someone after dying (for example, a Pyro sets someone on fire, then dies; if the player set on fire dies from the afterburn before the Pyro respawns, it is counted as a 'Posthumous' kill for the Pyro).
Trivia
- The filename of the backpack icon for the Strange Part: Taunting Player Kills,
strange_part_conga_killer_large.vtf
, suggests that it was originally planned to track the number of Conga dancers killed.