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| image              = User_Dr._Scaphandre_Golden Ghastly Gibus.png
 
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  | loadout-name = Golden Ghastly Gibus
 
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The hat functions similarly to the Golden Frying Pan, [[Golden Wrench]], and [[Saxxy]], only instead of turning the enemy ragdols into golden statues, it turns the wearer into a golden statue upon death. The effect is also applies to jiggle bones, which will freeze in place.
 
The hat functions similarly to the Golden Frying Pan, [[Golden Wrench]], and [[Saxxy]], only instead of turning the enemy ragdols into golden statues, it turns the wearer into a golden statue upon death. The effect is also applies to jiggle bones, which will freeze in place.
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The following is the construction of a poorly executed joke.


Not to be confused with Ghastly Gibus.
“
Erectin' a statue of a moron.
Click to listen
— The Engineer on anyone who wears this hat.
 ”

The Golden Ghastly Gibus is an unlockable cosmetic item for all classes. It's appearance is similar to the Ghastly Gibus, only instead it is constructed out of pure Austrailium.

In a similar fashion to the Golden Frying Pan, the hat can be earned as a .0001% (1 in 1000000) drop in Mann Up mode. The other method through which it could then be unlocked was to complete the Golden Ghastly Gibus Grab achievement by dominating a player who is wearing the hat.

The hat functions similarly to the Golden Frying Pan, Golden Wrench, and Saxxy, only instead of turning the enemy ragdols into golden statues, it turns the wearer into a golden statue upon death. The effect is also applies to jiggle bones, which will freeze in place.

Update history

April 1, 2016 Patch (Fools' Gold Update)

  • The Golden Ghastly Gibus was added to the game.

Bugs

  • Occasionally, the Golden Ghastly Gibus will trigger the gold effect on your killer instead of you.

Trivia

  • The gibus was invented in 1812 and named after its inventor, Antoine Gibus, who was a 19th century Frenchman. It is a men's collapsible top hat held open or in shape by springs and usually covered with a black, silky fabric. It was made collapsible so that patrons of the opera could place it under their seats during the show, often garnering it the name "opera hat" [1].
  • 79 is the Atomic Number for Gold (Au) [2].

Gallery

Images should be these, but with a golden hat.

  • Scout statue.

  • Soldier statue.

  • Pyro statue.

  • Demoman statue.

  • Heavy statue.

  • Engineer statue.

  • Medic statue.

  • Sniper statue.

  • Spy statue.

References

  1. ↑ Top Hat on Wikipedia
  2. ↑ Gold on Wikipedia

See also

The following is the construction of the Insomnia58 Gaming Festival, primarily the Team Fortress 2 Open in it.

The Insomnia Gaming Festival is

Timeline

External Links

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