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− | |title = Pickups | + | | title = Pickups |
− | |image = Pickups.png | + | | image = Pickups.png |
− | |contents = Regular kinds of pickups. | + | | contents = Regular kinds of pickups. |
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− | {{Quotation|'''The Sniper''' observing a pickup|This thing looks bloody useful.|sound= | + | {{Quotation|'''The Sniper''' observing a pickup|This thing looks bloody useful.|sound=Sniper specialweapon07.wav}} |
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'''Pickups''' are objects that are spawned or dropped in various locations across most maps and can be "picked up" by players coming into contact with them, such as by walking into them or colliding with them. Pickups usually apply various [[List of useful console commands#addcond commands|conditions]] on players when picked up; others can score points towards [[Achievements]] or game objectives, and a few pickups can add items to player inventories. | '''Pickups''' are objects that are spawned or dropped in various locations across most maps and can be "picked up" by players coming into contact with them, such as by walking into them or colliding with them. Pickups usually apply various [[List of useful console commands#addcond commands|conditions]] on players when picked up; others can score points towards [[Achievements]] or game objectives, and a few pickups can add items to player inventories. | ||
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== Regular pickups == | == Regular pickups == | ||
− | [[File:Smallammo.png|thumb|120px| | + | [[File:Smallammo.png|thumb|120px|Small Ammo/Metal box.]] |
− | [[File:Sandvichplate.png|thumb|120px| | + | [[File:Sandvichplate.png|thumb|120px|Thrown [[Sandvich]].]] |
− | [[File:Dispenser Gibs.png|thumb|120px| | + | [[File:Dispenser Gibs.png|thumb|120px|[[Dispenser]] debris.]] |
− | + | {{Main | |
+ | |Health|l1=Health | ||
+ | |Ammo|l2=Ammo | ||
+ | |Metal|l3=Metal | ||
+ | |Cloak|l4=Cloak | ||
+ | }} | ||
− | Regular pickups are the types that can be found on any map on any given day and consist of varying forms of [[Health]] | + | Regular pickups are the types that can be found on any map on any given day and consist of varying forms of [[Health]] and [[Ammo]], with ammo packs also refilling [[Cloak]] and [[Metal]]. There are three standard sizes each for Health Kits and Ammo Cases. Players can only pick up these items when they are not at full Health, Ammo, Metal, or Cloak, respectively, with the exception of a [[disguise]]d Spy. Disguised [[Spy|Spies]] can pick up a health pack regardless of his or his disguise's health and can even pick it up while invisible. Any regular pickup used in this way disappears, and then respawns after ten seconds with a distinct sound effect. Health pickups and Ammo/Metal pickups each restore a percentage of the maximum health or ammo/metal/cloak capacity of a class. |
− | Fixed spawn point pickups cannot be retrieved if an Engineer builds a [[Teleporter]] on the pickup spawn point. Other engineering buildings, such as [[Sentry Gun]]s and [[Dispenser]]s, allow friendly players to pass through but block enemy movement, so they can be used to prevent opponents from taking pickups. However, such buildings also block the builder from claiming them. | + | Fixed spawn point pickups cannot be retrieved if an [[Engineer]] builds a [[Teleporters|Teleporter]] on the pickup spawn point. Other engineering buildings, such as [[Sentry Gun]]s and [[Dispenser]]s, allow friendly players to pass through but block enemy movement, so they can be used to prevent opponents from taking pickups. However, such buildings also block the builder from claiming them. |
− | The [[Heavy]]'s [[Sandvich]] can be used to create a pick-up item, in the sense that a Heavy can drop his Sandvich for his teammates or enemies to use. A Sandvich pickup can recover as much health as a medium-sized health kit. When a Heavy is at full health, he can pick up a health kit to instantly recharge | + | The [[Heavy]]'s [[Sandvich]] or [[Buffalo Steak Sandvich]] can be used to create a pick-up item, in the sense that a Heavy can drop his Sandvich for his teammates or enemies to use. A thrown Sandvich or Steak pickup can recover as much health as a medium-sized health kit. When a Heavy is at full health, he can pick up a health kit to instantly recharge the dropped item if it has been depleted. The same can be done with the [[Dalokohs Bar]] or [[Second Banana]]; however, the pickup only heals teammates or enemies as much as a small-sized health kit, though its faster recharge speed helps to compensate for that. When a Heavy dies holding a lunchbox item, a medium size ammo kit drops that recovers 50 health for any player that class that picks it up, except for the [[Scout]] who recovers 75 health. |
Other regular pickups: | Other regular pickups: | ||
− | * Ammo Cases dropped by killed players and broken building parts can both be picked up to replenish ammunition and | + | * Ammo Cases dropped by killed players and broken building parts can both be picked up to replenish ammunition, metal, and cloak. |
− | * | + | ** Ammo Cases dropped by Engineers who have less than 100 metal upon death give the amount of metal equal to the metal they were carrying on death, with a minimum of 5 (4 with the [[Eureka Effect]]) and a maximum of 100 (80 with the Eureka Effect). |
− | * Hitting the [[Sandman]] Ball produces a rolling ball pickup that instantly recharges the Scout's Ball meter, and the Ball can be immediately | + | * The Scout also produces small health packs whenever he score a kill with any weapon while the [[Candy Cane]] is equipped. |
+ | * Hitting the [[Sandman]] Ball produces a rolling ball pickup that instantly recharges the Scout's Ball meter, and the Ball can be immediately thrown again. | ||
* A weapon dropped by a dead player can be picked up and used by another player that has a compatible class. | * A weapon dropped by a dead player can be picked up and used by another player that has a compatible class. | ||
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== {{anchor|Special Pickups}} Special pickups == | == {{anchor|Special Pickups}} Special pickups == | ||
Some pickups are exclusive to certain conditions, such as events or game modes. | Some pickups are exclusive to certain conditions, such as events or game modes. | ||
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==== Halloween events ==== | ==== Halloween events ==== | ||
− | + | Halloween maps spawn some specific Halloween-themed pickups. During the annual [[Holiday#Halloween|Halloween events]], particular effects can be activated: | |
− | [[File:Pumpkin.png|left|70px]][[Halloween | + | [[File:Pumpkin.png|left|70px]][[Halloween pumpkin]]s are found on several Halloween maps; they randomly drop when players are killed. These Halloween pumpkins function simiarly to a medium ammo pickup and grant a 3-4 second [[Critical hits|Crit boost]] when picked up. Picking up 20 of them also completes the ''[[Halloween achievements#2009|Candy Coroner]]'' [[Achievements|achievement]], unlocking the [[Mildly Disturbing Halloween Mask]]. These effects are always active when the maps supporting them are hosted, regardless of time of year. Progress on the achievement can be made at any time on these maps.{{clr}} |
[[File:Spellbook Pickup 3.png|left|70px]]On certain Halloween maps, floating spellbooks, flasks, or crystal balls appear and may be picked up for [[magic spells]] by players equipped with a [[Spell Book]].{{clr}} | [[File:Spellbook Pickup 3.png|left|70px]]On certain Halloween maps, floating spellbooks, flasks, or crystal balls appear and may be picked up for [[magic spells]] by players equipped with a [[Spell Book]].{{clr}} | ||
− | [[File:Gargoyle Ghost.png|left|70px]]Ghostly [[Soul Gargoyle]]s appear on certain Halloween maps, announced by [[Merasmus]]. During Halloween events, picking one up scores the player ten souls on their Soul Gargoyle backpack item counter. Picking up one | + | [[File:Gargoyle Ghost.png|left|70px]]Ghostly [[Soul Gargoyle]]s appear on certain Halloween maps, announced by [[Merasmus]]. During Halloween events, picking one up scores the player ten souls on their Soul Gargoyle backpack item counter. Picking up one grants the player the ''[[Halloween achievements#2010|Masked Mann]]'' achievement.{{clr}} |
− | [[File:HauntedHalloweenGift.png|left|70px]][[Haunted Halloween Gift]]s were dropped for players on a limited number of Halloween maps during events prior to [[Scream Fortress 2015 | + | [[File:HauntedHalloweenGift.png|left|70px]][[Haunted Halloween Gift]]s were dropped for players on a limited number of Halloween maps during events prior to [[Scream Fortress 2015]], when they were replaced by Soul Gargoyles spawning in the same locations. Successfully finding this gift awarded the player a random [[Halloween Mask]], [[Halloween Costumes|Halloween Costume item]], [[Halloween Spell]], [[Voodoo-Cursed Items|Voodoo-cursed item]], a [[Spellbook Page]], or other random items depending on the map. The general function of awarding players Halloween gift items was replaced the same year by [[Merasmissions]].{{clr}} |
==== Winter events ==== | ==== Winter events ==== | ||
− | [[File:Tf gift.png|right|70px]]Beginning with the [[Australian Christmas 2011]] event, Christmas gift pickups are dropped upon the death of a player during [[Holiday#Winter|Winter events]]. These pickups appear as a small gift box and function similarly to the Halloween pumpkins, however, they do not grant the player additional | + | [[File:Tf gift.png|right|70px]]Beginning with the [[Australian Christmas 2011]] event, Christmas gift pickups are dropped upon the death of a player during [[Holiday#Winter|Winter events]]. These pickups appear as a small gift box and function similarly to the Halloween pumpkins, however, they do not grant the player additional Critical hits. Collecting three of the Christmas gifts grant the player the ''[[Christmas Event achievements|{{achievement name|christmas|valve gift grab 2011 - tf2}}]]'' achievement. In subsequent Christmas/Smissmas events, Christmas gift pickups happen less frequently, but still count towards Gift Grab if picked up.{{clr}} |
==== Ducks ==== | ==== Ducks ==== | ||
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=== {{anchor|Game mode Pickups}} Game mode pickups === | === {{anchor|Game mode Pickups}} Game mode pickups === | ||
− | [[File: | + | [[File:Doomsday event briefcase.png|thumb|140px|[[Merasmus]]' tickets (and socks).]] |
− | In [[Capture the Flag]] and [[Special Delivery (game mode)|Special Delivery]], a case (containing intelligence, [[Australium]], or [[Carnival of Carnage|carnival tickets]]) is picked up and carried from its spawn point to a capture objective. A carrying player is highlighted to all players on both teams. | + | In [[Capture the Flag]] and [[Special Delivery (game mode)|Special Delivery]], a case (containing intelligence, [[Australium]], or [[Carnival of Carnage|carnival tickets]]) is picked up and carried from its spawn point to a capture objective. A carrying player is highlighted to all players on both teams. On [[Crasher]] and [[Helltrain]], the cases are replaced with a barrel bomb and a coal core, respectively. |
− | [[File:Medieval Meat.png|left| | + | [[File:Medieval Meat.png|left|50px]]In [[Medieval Mode]], medium health pickups appear as a slab of ham with a bone sticking out of it on a plate.<br/> |
− | [[File:Largecredits.png|left|50px]]In [[Mann vs. Machine]], destroying a [[Robots|robot]] makes it drop a [[ | + | [[File:Largecredits.png|left|50px]]In [[Mann vs. Machine]], destroying a [[Robots|robot]] makes it drop a [[Credits|pile of cash]] that can be collected and used to buy upgrades at any [[Upgrade Station]]. All collected cash is shared between team members. [[Scout]]s have a longer cash collect range and also gain health from picking up cash. [[Sniper]]s can remotely pick up cash from headshots if no other player picks it up first.<br/> |
− | [[File:Asteroid RED Power Core.png|left| | + | [[File:Asteroid RED Power Core.png|left|50px]]In [[Robot Destruction]], the destruction of robots produces Power Cores, which are used to fuel the Reactor Core. The amount of Power Cores gained from killing a robot depends on the level of the robot. The first team to get a predetermined number of Power Cores wins the game.<br/> |
− | [[File:Jack Neutral.png|left| | + | [[File:Jack Neutral.png|left|50px]]In [[PASS Time]], the JACK is a "game ball" that is visible through walls, may be picked up or thrown away by players, dropped by killed players, passed to teammates or intercepted, and thrown into scoring goals.<br/> |
− | [[File:Hud invasion bottle.png|left| | + | [[File:Hud invasion bottle.png|left|50px]]In [[Player Destruction]], scoring pickups (beer bottles, souls, body parts etc.) are produced by killing players. These pickups need to be carried to a point near the center of the map to score points to win the game. When killed, a player drops one new scoring pickup plus all pickups they were holding at the time of death. The person carrying the most scoring pickups on a team becomes the team leader and gains the ability to self-heal and also heal nearby teammates at the rate of a Level 1 [[Dispenser]]. The amount of scoring pickups a player is carrying is displayed over their head.<br/> |
− | == Associated weapons== | + | == Associated weapons == |
− | {{ | + | {{List of weapons related to pickups}} |
== Related achievements == | == Related achievements == | ||
− | === | + | === {{Achiev type link|scarechievements}} === |
{{Achievement table | {{Achievement table | ||
| 1 = {{Show achievement|Halloween|Candy Coroner}} | | 1 = {{Show achievement|Halloween|Candy Coroner}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
− | === | + | |
+ | === {{Achiev type link|ghostchievements}} === | ||
{{Achievement table | {{Achievement table | ||
| 1 = {{Show achievement|Halloween|Masked Mann}} | | 1 = {{Show achievement|Halloween|Masked Mann}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
− | === | + | |
+ | === {{Achiev type link|merasmachievements}} === | ||
+ | {{Achievement table | ||
| 1 = | | 1 = | ||
{{Show achievement|Halloween|Carnival of Carnage- Up All Night To Get Ducky}} | {{Show achievement|Halloween|Carnival of Carnage- Up All Night To Get Ducky}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
− | === | + | |
+ | === {{Achiev type link|christmas}} === | ||
{{Christmas Event achievement list}} | {{Christmas Event achievement list}} | ||
− | === | + | |
+ | === {{Achiev type link|mvm}} === | ||
{{Achievement table | {{Achievement table | ||
| 1 = {{Show achievement|Mann vs. Machievements|Bank On It}} | | 1 = {{Show achievement|Mann vs. Machievements|Bank On It}} | ||
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}} | }} | ||
− | ==={{Class link| | + | |
+ | === {{Class link|Scout}} === | ||
{{Show achievement|Scout|Dodgers 1, Giants 0|width=50%}} | {{Show achievement|Scout|Dodgers 1, Giants 0|width=50%}} | ||
− | ==={{Class link| | + | |
− | + | === {{Class link|Heavy}} === | |
+ | {{Achievement table | ||
| 1 = {{Show achievement|Heavy|Redistribution of Health}} | | 1 = {{Show achievement|Heavy|Redistribution of Health}} | ||
| 2 = {{Show achievement|Heavy|Konspicuous Konsumption}} | | 2 = {{Show achievement|Heavy|Konspicuous Konsumption}} | ||
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{{Update history|1= | {{Update history|1= | ||
'''{{Patch name|2|19|2008}}''' | '''{{Patch name|2|19|2008}}''' | ||
− | * Dropped weapons now replenish half of your max ammo when picked up | + | * Dropped weapons now replenish half of your max ammo when picked up. |
'''{{Patch name|8|19|2008}}''' | '''{{Patch name|8|19|2008}}''' | ||
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'''{{Patch name|10|29|2009}}''' | '''{{Patch name|10|29|2009}}''' | ||
− | * Added the Halloween Pumpkins | + | * Added the Halloween Pumpkins. |
'''{{Patch name|12|22|2009}}''' | '''{{Patch name|12|22|2009}}''' | ||
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'''{{Patch name|8|23|2011}}''' | '''{{Patch name|8|23|2011}}''' | ||
− | * Added TF birthday replacement models for health kits and ammo packs | + | * Added TF birthday replacement models for health kits and ammo packs. |
'''{{Patch name|10|13|2011}}''' | '''{{Patch name|10|13|2011}}''' | ||
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'''{{Patch name|08|15|2012}}''' | '''{{Patch name|08|15|2012}}''' | ||
− | * {{Undocumented}} Added Credits pickup | + | * {{Undocumented}} Added Credits pickup. |
'''{{Patch name|10|9|2012}}''' | '''{{Patch name|10|9|2012}}''' | ||
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'''{{Patch name|7|2|2015}} #1''' ([[Gun Mettle Update]]) | '''{{Patch name|7|2|2015}} #1''' ([[Gun Mettle Update]]) | ||
* [[Dalokohs Bar]] | * [[Dalokohs Bar]] | ||
− | ** Can be thrown (alt-fire) as a small medkit for other players to use | + | ** Can be thrown (alt-fire) as a small medkit for other players to use. |
'''{{Patch name|7|8|2015}}''' | '''{{Patch name|7|8|2015}}''' | ||
* Fixed the Dalokohs Bar giving medium health kits when thrown. Now properly gives small health kits when thrown. | * Fixed the Dalokohs Bar giving medium health kits when thrown. Now properly gives small health kits when thrown. | ||
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}} | }} | ||
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File:Largeammo.png|Large Ammo/Metal Pickup | File:Largeammo.png|Large Ammo/Metal Pickup | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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=== [[Halloween]] pickups === | === [[Halloween]] pickups === | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
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File:Pickup Gib Bucket.png|The fallen body parts on [[Monster Bash]] | File:Pickup Gib Bucket.png|The fallen body parts on [[Monster Bash]] | ||
File:Weedkillersmall.png|A small Weed Killer pickup on [[Farmageddon]] | File:Weedkillersmall.png|A small Weed Killer pickup on [[Farmageddon]] | ||
− | File:Largeweedkiller.png|A large Weed Killer pickup on [[ | + | File:Largeweedkiller.png|A large Weed Killer pickup on Farmageddon |
+ | File:Mannsylvania Pickup.png|The Blood Bag pickup on [[Mannsylvania]] | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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File:Bday ammopack large.png|Large Ammo Pickup | File:Bday ammopack large.png|Large Ammo Pickup | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
− | === [[ | + | |
+ | === [[Mann vs. Machine]] pickups === | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:Smallcredits.png|Small Credits Pickup | File:Smallcredits.png|Small Credits Pickup | ||
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File:Largecredits.png|Large Credits Pickup | File:Largecredits.png|Large Credits Pickup | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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=== Other pickups === | === Other pickups === | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
− | File:Sandvichplate.png|A thrown Sandvich | + | File:Sandvichplate.png|A thrown Sandvich. |
File:Dalokohs red plate.png|A thrown RED Dalokohs Bar. | File:Dalokohs red plate.png|A thrown RED Dalokohs Bar. | ||
File:Dalokohs blu plate.png|A thrown BLU Dalokohs Bar. | File:Dalokohs blu plate.png|A thrown BLU Dalokohs Bar. | ||
− | File:Buffalo Steak Sandvich plate.png|A thrown Buffalo Steak Sandvich | + | File:Buffalo Steak Sandvich plate.png|A thrown Buffalo Steak Sandvich. |
File:Fishcake red plate.png|A thrown RED Fishcake. | File:Fishcake red plate.png|A thrown RED Fishcake. | ||
File:Fishcake blu plate.png|A thrown BLU Fishcake. | File:Fishcake blu plate.png|A thrown BLU Fishcake. | ||
− | File:Festive Sandvich plate red.png|A thrown RED Festive Sandvich | + | File:Festive Sandvich plate red.png|A thrown RED Festive Sandvich. |
− | File:Festive Sandvich plate blu.png|A thrown BLU Festive Sandvich | + | File:Festive Sandvich plate blu.png|A thrown BLU Festive Sandvich. |
− | File:Robo-Sandvich plate red.png|A thrown RED Robo-Sandvich | + | File:Robo-Sandvich plate red.png|A thrown RED Robo-Sandvich. |
− | File:Robo-Sandvich plate blu.png|A thrown BLU Robo-Sandvich | + | File:Robo-Sandvich plate blu.png|A thrown BLU Robo-Sandvich. |
− | File:Bananaplate.png|A thrown Second Banana | + | File:Bananaplate.png|A thrown Second Banana. |
− | File:Medieval Meat.png|Medium Health Pickup on [[Medieval | + | File:Medieval Meat.png|Medium Health Pickup on [[Medieval Mode]] map [[DeGroot Keep]]. |
− | File:Tf gift.png|Gift box dropped during [[Australian Christmas 2011]] | + | File:Tf gift.png|Gift box dropped during [[Australian Christmas 2011]]. |
− | File:RED Duck Journal.png|RED Duck pickup | + | File:RED Duck Journal.png|RED Duck pickup. |
− | File:BLU Duck Journal.png|BLU Duck pickup | + | File:BLU Duck Journal.png|BLU Duck pickup. |
− | File:Asteroid RED Power Core.png|RED Power Core pickup from [[Robot Destruction]] | + | File:Asteroid RED Power Core.png|RED Power Core pickup from [[Robot Destruction]]. |
− | File:Asteroid BLU Power Core.png|BLU Power Core pickup from Robot Destruction | + | File:Asteroid BLU Power Core.png|BLU Power Core pickup from Robot Destruction. |
− | File:Hud invasion bottle.png|The Beer Bottle pickup from [[Watergate]] | + | File:Hud invasion bottle.png|The Beer Bottle pickup from [[Watergate]]. |
+ | File:Pickup Fish.png|The fish pickup from [[Selbyen]]. | ||
+ | File:Galleria pickup.png|The gas canister pickup from [[Galleria]]. | ||
+ | File:Pickup Atom Smash.png|The [[Australium]] pickup from [[Atom Smash]]. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
{{Pickup Nav}} | {{Pickup Nav}} | ||
+ | {{Mechanics Nav}} | ||
+ | [[Category:Gameplay]] | ||
[[Category:Pickups| ]] | [[Category:Pickups| ]] | ||
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“ | This thing looks bloody useful.
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— The Sniper observing a pickup
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Pickups are objects that are spawned or dropped in various locations across most maps and can be "picked up" by players coming into contact with them, such as by walking into them or colliding with them. Pickups usually apply various conditions on players when picked up; others can score points towards Achievements or game objectives, and a few pickups can add items to player inventories.
Regular pickups
![](/w/images/thumb/d/df/Sandvichplate.png/120px-Sandvichplate.png)
![](/w/images/thumb/d/d7/Dispenser_Gibs.png/120px-Dispenser_Gibs.png)
Regular pickups are the types that can be found on any map on any given day and consist of varying forms of Health and Ammo, with ammo packs also refilling Cloak and Metal. There are three standard sizes each for Health Kits and Ammo Cases. Players can only pick up these items when they are not at full Health, Ammo, Metal, or Cloak, respectively, with the exception of a disguised Spy. Disguised Spies can pick up a health pack regardless of his or his disguise's health and can even pick it up while invisible. Any regular pickup used in this way disappears, and then respawns after ten seconds with a distinct sound effect. Health pickups and Ammo/Metal pickups each restore a percentage of the maximum health or ammo/metal/cloak capacity of a class.
Fixed spawn point pickups cannot be retrieved if an Engineer builds a Teleporter on the pickup spawn point. Other engineering buildings, such as Sentry Guns and Dispensers, allow friendly players to pass through but block enemy movement, so they can be used to prevent opponents from taking pickups. However, such buildings also block the builder from claiming them.
The Heavy's Sandvich or Buffalo Steak Sandvich can be used to create a pick-up item, in the sense that a Heavy can drop his Sandvich for his teammates or enemies to use. A thrown Sandvich or Steak pickup can recover as much health as a medium-sized health kit. When a Heavy is at full health, he can pick up a health kit to instantly recharge the dropped item if it has been depleted. The same can be done with the Dalokohs Bar or Second Banana; however, the pickup only heals teammates or enemies as much as a small-sized health kit, though its faster recharge speed helps to compensate for that. When a Heavy dies holding a lunchbox item, a medium size ammo kit drops that recovers 50 health for any player that class that picks it up, except for the Scout who recovers 75 health.
Other regular pickups:
- Ammo Cases dropped by killed players and broken building parts can both be picked up to replenish ammunition, metal, and cloak.
- Ammo Cases dropped by Engineers who have less than 100 metal upon death give the amount of metal equal to the metal they were carrying on death, with a minimum of 5 (4 with the Eureka Effect) and a maximum of 100 (80 with the Eureka Effect).
- The Scout also produces small health packs whenever he score a kill with any weapon while the Candy Cane is equipped.
- Hitting the Sandman Ball produces a rolling ball pickup that instantly recharges the Scout's Ball meter, and the Ball can be immediately thrown again.
- A weapon dropped by a dead player can be picked up and used by another player that has a compatible class.
Special pickups
Some pickups are exclusive to certain conditions, such as events or game modes.
Event pickups
![](/w/images/thumb/8/8d/Bday_medpack_large.png/120px-Bday_medpack_large.png)
The regular pickups have Halloween and birthday variants. The change in appearance is merely cosmetic and does not alter the items' benefits. The Halloween variants can be found on Halloween maps, while the birthday variants appear on all maps when Birthday Mode is activated. Additionally, Birthday Mode variants are available for those players who equip Pyrovision with the proper goggles or any other item that enables it.
Halloween events
Halloween maps spawn some specific Halloween-themed pickups. During the annual Halloween events, particular effects can be activated:
Halloween pumpkins are found on several Halloween maps; they randomly drop when players are killed. These Halloween pumpkins function simiarly to a medium ammo pickup and grant a 3-4 second Crit boost when picked up. Picking up 20 of them also completes the Candy Coroner achievement, unlocking the Mildly Disturbing Halloween Mask. These effects are always active when the maps supporting them are hosted, regardless of time of year. Progress on the achievement can be made at any time on these maps.
On certain Halloween maps, floating spellbooks, flasks, or crystal balls appear and may be picked up for magic spells by players equipped with a Spell Book.
Ghostly Soul Gargoyles appear on certain Halloween maps, announced by Merasmus. During Halloween events, picking one up scores the player ten souls on their Soul Gargoyle backpack item counter. Picking up one grants the player the Masked Mann achievement.
Haunted Halloween Gifts were dropped for players on a limited number of Halloween maps during events prior to Scream Fortress 2015, when they were replaced by Soul Gargoyles spawning in the same locations. Successfully finding this gift awarded the player a random Halloween Mask, Halloween Costume item, Halloween Spell, Voodoo-cursed item, a Spellbook Page, or other random items depending on the map. The general function of awarding players Halloween gift items was replaced the same year by Merasmissions.
Winter events
Beginning with the Australian Christmas 2011 event, Christmas gift pickups are dropped upon the death of a player during Winter events. These pickups appear as a small gift box and function similarly to the Halloween pumpkins, however, they do not grant the player additional Critical hits. Collecting three of the Christmas gifts grant the player the Gift Grab achievement. In subsequent Christmas/Smissmas events, Christmas gift pickups happen less frequently, but still count towards Gift Grab if picked up.
Ducks
During the End of the Line Update event, killing players and completing objectives occasionally yielded rubber duck pickups, the "class" of the duck matching the player's class. The Duck Journal kept track of the number of ducks a player collected, and also increased the amount of ducks dropped.
On Carnival of Carnage, one of the Bumper Car minigames involves collecting toy ducks on a track. Smashing into enemy players makes golden "bonus ducks" fly out of the smashed player, worth twice as much. The team that collects the specified number of ducks first wins.
Game mode pickups
![](/w/images/thumb/e/ee/Doomsday_event_briefcase.png/140px-Doomsday_event_briefcase.png)
In Capture the Flag and Special Delivery, a case (containing intelligence, Australium, or carnival tickets) is picked up and carried from its spawn point to a capture objective. A carrying player is highlighted to all players on both teams. On Crasher and Helltrain, the cases are replaced with a barrel bomb and a coal core, respectively.
In Medieval Mode, medium health pickups appear as a slab of ham with a bone sticking out of it on a plate.
In Mann vs. Machine, destroying a robot makes it drop a pile of cash that can be collected and used to buy upgrades at any Upgrade Station. All collected cash is shared between team members. Scouts have a longer cash collect range and also gain health from picking up cash. Snipers can remotely pick up cash from headshots if no other player picks it up first.
In Robot Destruction, the destruction of robots produces Power Cores, which are used to fuel the Reactor Core. The amount of Power Cores gained from killing a robot depends on the level of the robot. The first team to get a predetermined number of Power Cores wins the game.
In PASS Time, the JACK is a "game ball" that is visible through walls, may be picked up or thrown away by players, dropped by killed players, passed to teammates or intercepted, and thrown into scoring goals.
In Player Destruction, scoring pickups (beer bottles, souls, body parts etc.) are produced by killing players. These pickups need to be carried to a point near the center of the map to score points to win the game. When killed, a player drops one new scoring pickup plus all pickups they were holding at the time of death. The person carrying the most scoring pickups on a team becomes the team leader and gains the ability to self-heal and also heal nearby teammates at the rate of a Level 1 Dispenser. The amount of scoring pickups a player is carrying is displayed over their head.
Associated weapons
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Candy Cane | |||||
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Sandvich | Buffalo Steak Sandvich | ||||
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Robo-Sandvich | Festive Sandvich | ||||
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Dalokohs Bar | Fishcake | ||||
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Related achievements
Scarechievements
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Ghostchievements
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Merasmachievements
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Christmas Event achievements
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Mann vs. Machievements
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Scout
Dodgers 1, Giants 0 Kill an enemy Heavy and take his Sandvich. |
Heavy
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Update history
- Dropped weapons now replenish half of your max ammo when picked up.
- The Sandvich was added to the game.
- Spies will be able to recharge their Cloak by picking up ammo off of the ground or visiting health cabinets.
- Players with full health can now pick up dropped Sandviches.
- Alt-fire on the Sandvich now drops Sandviches.
- A single Sandvich can be dropped at a time. Dropping the Sandvich removes it from the Heavy.
- A Heavy can regain his Sandvich by collecting a healthkit while already being at full health.
- Eating a Sandvich using the taunt method now heals a Heavy to full health.
- Dropped Sandviches heal 50% of the collector's health.
- Added 1/2 Bonus Point for healing a teammate with a dropped Sandvich.
- Fixed being able to eat your Sandvich (via taunt) and drop it in the same frame.
- Fixed thrown Sandvich traveling through players before being activated.
- Fixed Sandviches sometimes spawning inside walls, or being thrown through thin walls.
- Added the Halloween Pumpkins.
- Fixed the Heavy picking up his own thrown Sandvich if it was thrown while running forward.
- Throwing a Sandvich to a teammate now earns a full bonus point (was half a point).
- Added TF birthday replacement models for health kits and ammo packs.
- [Undocumented] Small health kits now heal 20% of a class' max health (previously 20.5%).
- [Undocumented] Added Credits pickup.
- Overhealed players that are bleeding or on fire can now pickup healthkits to remove these conditions.
July 2, 2015 Patch #1 (Gun Mettle Update)
- Dalokohs Bar
- Can be thrown (alt-fire) as a small medkit for other players to use.
- Fixed the Dalokohs Bar giving medium health kits when thrown. Now properly gives small health kits when thrown.
Gallery
Standard pickups
Small Health Pickup
Halloween pickups
Halloween pumpkin (Crumpkin)
A duck from Carnival of Carnage
The Soul Pickup on Pit of Death
The Soul Pickup on Cursed Cove
The fallen body parts on Monster Bash
A small Weed Killer pickup on Farmageddon
The Blood Bag pickup on Mannsylvania
Birthday mode pickups
Mann vs. Machine pickups
Other pickups
Medium Health Pickup on Medieval Mode map DeGroot Keep.
Gift box dropped during Australian Christmas 2011.
RED Power Core pickup from Robot Destruction.
The Beer Bottle pickup from Watergate.
The fish pickup from Selbyen.
The gas canister pickup from Galleria.
The Australium pickup from Atom Smash.
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