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'''Metal''' is a resource unique to the [[Engineer (Classic)|Engineer]] and is used in the construction, upgrade and repair of buildings. The Engineer spawns with 200 Metal out of a maximum possible 200. Metal can be acquired through | '''Metal''' is a resource unique to the [[Engineer (Classic)|Engineer]] and is used in the construction, upgrade and repair of buildings. The Engineer spawns with 200 Metal out of a maximum possible 200. Metal can be acquired through | ||
| − | fallen players, weapons, from the respawn, Destroyed buildings, or from a | + | fallen players, weapons, from the respawn, Destroyed buildings, or from a Dispenser... |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Metal]] in ''[[Team Fortress 2]]'' | * [[Metal]] in ''[[Team Fortress 2]]'' | ||
{{Classic Engineer nav}} | {{Classic Engineer nav}} | ||
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Metal is a resource unique to the Engineer and is used in the construction, upgrade and repair of buildings. The Engineer spawns with 200 Metal out of a maximum possible 200. Metal can be acquired through fallen players, weapons, from the respawn, Destroyed buildings, or from a Dispenser...
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