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...that the music from the Kazotsky Kick taunt can be heard in the CS:GO map Train, coming from a small radio inside the kitchen?

...that the Clinical Trial is the only item set in the game that doesn't feature a cosmetic?

...that at point-blank range the Force-A-Nature deals more damage than Soldier's Rocket Launchers (except the Direct Hit)?

...that the Candy Cane, Boston Basher, Pain Train, Holiday Punch, Killing Gloves of Boxing and the Machina are the only weapons whose stats have remained unchanged since release?

...that the Strange Bacon Grease, despite its name, is actually in Unique Quality?

...that the Minigun is named Sasha, the Brass Beast is named Oksana, the Huo-Long Heater is named Sheila, and the Tomislav is named Svetlana?

...that the Soldier's Stash does not in any way, shape, or form promote smoking or gambling?

...that the zombie Spy was originally meant to feature a face stained with blood?
...that the "Bonk! Atomic Punch" page of the Scout update features an early version of Pipeline as its background, before it had even been released?
...that the Vita-Saw was originally going to have the Solemn Vow attribute along with its attributes?
...that on the picture of the achievement Soviet Union, the Heavy on the right sports a mullet, similarly to his original design?
...that the Baby Face's Blaster and the Pretty Boy's Pocket Pistol are named after the famous criminals George "Baby Face" Nelson and Charles "Pretty Boy" Floyd?
...that the Equalizer and the Eyelander were originally featured on the hidden Poopy Joe page during the WAR! Update?
...that the Bombinomicon costs $6.66?
...that the Sentry Buster uses the hitbox of a Giant Demoman Robot?
...that if a Huntsman arrow collides with a rocket in midair, it will destroy the rocket and continue on its path?

...that one of the garbled recordings that is heard when the Red-Tape Recorder is used to sap a building says "Let's make some noise..." when it is slowed down to 80% speed?[1]
...that the Scout would have been able to catch projectiles and throw them back using the Catcher's Mitt?
...that the Shred Alert was intended to be a taunt attack?
...that the Scout can achieve a movement speed of up to 22.2 miles or 35.7 kilometers per hour?
...that the Manniversary Paper Hat is made from a folded copy of the Jarate ad from the Sniper vs. Spy Update?
...that the Sniper unlock was originally going to be a sniper rifle called the Walkabout, but it was later scrapped and replaced with the Huntsman?
...that the Respawn Rooms were planned to have turrets, but were scrapped before the final release?
...that the Bloodhound was originally planned to be released as Sam's Hat, alongside Max's Severed Head, the Big Kill and the Lugermorph, with the release of Template:W, but was scrapped due to the difficulty fitting the head of each class, yet remained in the game files?
...that if an arrow is nocked with the Huntsman, and the player is killed before the arrow was shot, the arrow will shoot immediately upon dying?

...that a picture from the Engineer Update shows a picture of the Engineer with the Engineer (Classic) from Team Fortress Classic?
...that the letters "MTP", which are the initials for Meet the Pyro, are carved on the Scorched Key?
...that there is a TF2 soundtrack called Sandwich Maker in the Source Filmmaker Beta which appears in the Engineer Update Teaser?
...that there have been Easter eggs about Mann vs. Machine dating as far back as the Engineer Update?
...that at the beginning of the Meet the Spy video one of the unlit boards says Leaked Video?
...that there are several references to Team Fortress 2 in Bloons Tower Defense 5, two of which are one of the Soldier's taunts as an icon and a Monkey Engineer which creates Sentry guns?
...that Bossa Studios released a DLC for the game Surgeon Simulator 2013 based off Meet the Medic?
...that a useless wire connected to a power socket at both ends loops around the 2Fort intel rooms?
...that there are unused death animations for every Class (other than the Pyro), presumably to be used for the respective Class burning to death?

...that due to hitmarkers, the Grenade Launcher does more damage if it hits someone in the bottom, and less damage if it hits someone in the top?
... that the lights at the spawns in Coldfront lights up when the enemy has captured the second last control point?
... that while using Romevision the Tank Robot has two Freedom Staffs attached to the Tank?
...that the Flare Gun originally performed mini-crits or full critical hits on burning targets depending on the range at which you attacked from?

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 * ... that the lights at the spawns in [[Coldfront]] lights up when the enemy has captured the second last control point?
 * ... that while using [[Romevision]] the [[Tank Robot]] has two [[Freedom Staff]]s attached to the Tank?
-* ...that the [[Flare Gun]] originally preformed mini-crits on burning targets instead of full crits?
+* ...that the [[Flare Gun]] originally performed mini-crits or full critical hits on burning targets depending on the range at which you attacked from?
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