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| used-by = [[Demoman]]/[[Heavy]]
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| type          = weapon
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| weapon-slot = [[Unused content#Grenades|Grenade]]/[[Secondary]]
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| 3d-image-3    = Dynamite
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| 3d-viewname-1  = MIRV
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| 3d-viewname-3  = Dynamite
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The '''Dynamite pack''', also known as the '''TNT Pack''', or, due to its similarity in function to the [[Team Fortress Classic]] weapon, the '''MIRV Grenade''', is a scrapped weapon prominently wielded by the [[Demoman]] in both [[Trailer 1]] and [[Trailer 2]]. Based on allocation in [[Team Fortress Classic]], it may once have also been intended as a [[Heavy]] weapon. The Dynamite pack itself consists of several TNT sticks strapped together which are swung from an attached cord by the Demoman, allowing him to physically throw it ahead of him. After the first and largest detonation, the strap breaks and the individual sticks of dynamite are scattered across the vicinity upon which they too explode with a slightly smaller individual blast radius. The Dynamite pack was eventually replaced in function by the [[Sticky bomb]] launcher.
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{{Quotation|'''The Engineer'''|Now that is just dynamite!|sound=Engineer mvm loot rare03.wav}}
  
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The Dynamite pack was originally intended as a grenade weapon but was changed to a secondary weapon for the Demoman after grenades were scrapped before being removed entirely.
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The '''Dynamite Pack''', also known as the '''[[MIRV Grenade]]''', is a [[Unused content|scrapped]] grenade for the [[Demoman]]. It consists of several sticks of dynamite strapped together and swung from an attached cord by the Demoman, allowing him to physically throw it ahead of him. The grenade weapon version has five sticks and is connected to a numeric keypad. The secondary version has three sticks all held together by a leather strap.
  
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==Trivia==
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After the first and largest detonation, the strap breaks and the individual sticks of dynamite are scattered across the vicinity of the initial blast, after which they too explode with a slightly smaller individual blast radius. The Dynamite Pack was eventually scrapped when throwable hand grenades were removed from the game.
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*An image of a dynamite stick is the Demoman's shoulder emblem in-game.
 
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*[[Media:Det_pack_timer.wav|Beeping sounds]] can be found in the game files, most likely for the timer of this grenade. These were recycled and used for the pre-explosion Payload beep. This sound was also used in the Left 4 Dead series, as a sound for the Pipe Bomb.
 
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*Valve's artwork for the Golden Wrench Charity features the Demoman about to blow up a Golden Wrench using the Dynamite pack.
 
  
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==External links==
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The Dynamite Pack is prominently wielded by the Demoman in both [[Trailer 1]] and [[Trailer 2]]. It was originally intended to be a grenade, but got removed from the game after grenades were scrapped. The weapon would have functioned like its ''[[Team Fortress Classic]]'' counterpart.
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*[http://teamfortress.wikia.com/wiki/MIRV_Grenade MIRV Grenade at the Team Fortress Wiki]
 
  
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== Trivia ==
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* Valve's artwork for the [[Golden Charity]] features the Demoman about to blow up the [[Golden Wrench]] using a stick of dynamite.
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* The Dynamite Pack can be seen in ''[[Meet the Demoman]]'' on the lower right-hand corner of the screen when he is being interviewed.
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* The Demoman uses a bundle of dynamite that resembles the grenade version of this weapon to blow up the train in [[End of the Line (video)|End of the Line]].
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* When decompiled, the {{code|.qc}} file for {{code|tf\models\weapons\w_models\w_grenade_bomblet.mdl}} (the single stick of dynamite) has a particle called {{code|fuse_spark}} set to be attached to the model's "wick" bone. This particle is missing from the game as it was never in a public release build but it can be seen in [[Trailer 2]] when the Demoman uses the Dynamite Pack on the Sentry Gun. As of the [[Mecha Update]], the addition of the [[Loose Cannon]] brought with it a particle effect called {{code|fuse_sparks}} for the weapon's cannonball projectile that looks similar to the particle seen in Trailer 2.
  
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== Gallery ==
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=== Trailer 1 ===
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<gallery perrow="4">
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File:Dynamite.png|Dynamite Pack
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File:Beta Demoman Dynamite.png‎|The Demoman holding the Dynamite Pack, as seen in ''[[Trailer 1]]''.
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</gallery>
  
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=== Trailer 2 ===
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<gallery>
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File:Dynamite FuseSpark.png|The original particle effect for the stick of dynamite's wick, {{code|fuse_spark}}.
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</gallery>
  
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== External links ==
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* [https://www.teamfortress.com/post.php?id=4151 Valve's artwork for the Golden Wrench charity]
  
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== See also ==
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* [[MIRV Grenade (Classic)]]
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* [[Double Dynamite]]
  
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{{Unused Content Nav}}
  
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Latest revision as of 06:03, 14 March 2024

Pictogram question.png“Ok guys, bad news: we lost that last one.”
This article documents beta/cut/unused/experimental content for Team Fortress 2. It may contain speculation, broken links or errors.
“
Now that is just dynamite!
Click to listen
— The Engineer
 ”

The Dynamite Pack, also known as the MIRV Grenade, is a scrapped grenade for the Demoman. It consists of several sticks of dynamite strapped together and swung from an attached cord by the Demoman, allowing him to physically throw it ahead of him. The grenade weapon version has five sticks and is connected to a numeric keypad. The secondary version has three sticks all held together by a leather strap.

After the first and largest detonation, the strap breaks and the individual sticks of dynamite are scattered across the vicinity of the initial blast, after which they too explode with a slightly smaller individual blast radius. The Dynamite Pack was eventually scrapped when throwable hand grenades were removed from the game.

The Dynamite Pack is prominently wielded by the Demoman in both Trailer 1 and Trailer 2. It was originally intended to be a grenade, but got removed from the game after grenades were scrapped. The weapon would have functioned like its Team Fortress Classic counterpart.

Trivia

  • Valve's artwork for the Golden Charity features the Demoman about to blow up the Golden Wrench using a stick of dynamite.
  • The Dynamite Pack can be seen in Meet the Demoman on the lower right-hand corner of the screen when he is being interviewed.
  • The Demoman uses a bundle of dynamite that resembles the grenade version of this weapon to blow up the train in End of the Line.
  • When decompiled, the .qc file for tf\models\weapons\w_models\w_grenade_bomblet.mdl (the single stick of dynamite) has a particle called fuse_spark set to be attached to the model's "wick" bone. This particle is missing from the game as it was never in a public release build but it can be seen in Trailer 2 when the Demoman uses the Dynamite Pack on the Sentry Gun. As of the Mecha Update, the addition of the Loose Cannon brought with it a particle effect called fuse_sparks for the weapon's cannonball projectile that looks similar to the particle seen in Trailer 2.

Gallery

Trailer 1

  • Dynamite Pack

  • The Demoman holding the Dynamite Pack, as seen in Trailer 1.

Trailer 2

  • The original particle effect for the stick of dynamite's wick, fuse_spark.

External links

See also

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