Difference between revisions of "Contracts"
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* [[Tough Break Campaign]] contracts, introduced in the 2015 Tough Break Update. | * [[Tough Break Campaign]] contracts, introduced in the 2015 Tough Break Update. | ||
* [[Jungle Inferno Campaign]] and [[Jungle Inferno Campaign#Pyroland Contracts|Pyroland Contracts]] contracts, introduced in the 2017 Jungle Inferno Update. | * [[Jungle Inferno Campaign]] and [[Jungle Inferno Campaign#Pyroland Contracts|Pyroland Contracts]] contracts, introduced in the 2017 Jungle Inferno Update. | ||
| − | * [[Scream Fortress | + | * [[Scream Fortress 2017 Contracts|Halloween Contracts]], introduced in the Scream Fortress 2017 Update. |
* [[Merasmissions]], contracts given out by Merasmus during Scream Fortress 2015 and Scream Fortress 2016 to players owning a Soul Gargoyle. | * [[Merasmissions]], contracts given out by Merasmus during Scream Fortress 2015 and Scream Fortress 2016 to players owning a Soul Gargoyle. | ||
Revision as of 00:00, 2 November 2017
Contracts refer to the in-game systems for assigning and tracking the completion of skill-based objectives, in the form of contracts, in return for rewards, including:
- ConTracker, the contract PDA introduced in the 2017 Jungle Inferno Update.
- Contract drawer, the 2015 contract management system replaced by the ConTracker.
- Gun Mettle Campaign contracts, introduced in the 2015 Gun Mettle Update.
- Tough Break Campaign contracts, introduced in the 2015 Tough Break Update.
- Jungle Inferno Campaign and Pyroland Contracts contracts, introduced in the 2017 Jungle Inferno Update.
- Halloween Contracts, introduced in the Scream Fortress 2017 Update.
- Merasmissions, contracts given out by Merasmus during Scream Fortress 2015 and Scream Fortress 2016 to players owning a Soul Gargoyle.
Contract may also refer to:
- The Contract, the comic released to introduce the Gun Mettle Update and Campaign, "premium" weapons, and the contract system.
