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'''Miscellaneous items''', commonly abbreviated as '''Misc. items''', are wearable items with their own 'Misc' section in the [[loadout]] screen, though they count as [[Hats|headgear]] for [[crafting|crafting purposes]]. Like hats, they have no effect on gameplay and exist for cosmetic purposes only. As they occupy their own equipment slot, they can be worn in conjunction with hats. Misc. items are either unlocked through achieving certain requirements, or [[Item drop system#Current Item Drop System|dropped]] during in-game playtime. | '''Miscellaneous items''', commonly abbreviated as '''Misc. items''', are wearable items with their own 'Misc' section in the [[loadout]] screen, though they count as [[Hats|headgear]] for [[crafting|crafting purposes]]. Like hats, they have no effect on gameplay and exist for cosmetic purposes only. As they occupy their own equipment slot, they can be worn in conjunction with hats. Misc. items are either unlocked through achieving certain requirements, or [[Item drop system#Current Item Drop System|dropped]] during in-game playtime. | ||
| − | In total, there are 24 misc. items, with | + | In total, there are 24 misc. items, with eight classes as of yet possessing their own specific items. The only class without a misc. being the [[Sniper]]. |
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Revision as of 00:09, 8 April 2011
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Miscellaneous items, commonly abbreviated as Misc. items, are wearable items with their own 'Misc' section in the loadout screen, though they count as headgear for crafting purposes. Like hats, they have no effect on gameplay and exist for cosmetic purposes only. As they occupy their own equipment slot, they can be worn in conjunction with hats. Misc. items are either unlocked through achieving certain requirements, or dropped during in-game playtime.
In total, there are 24 misc. items, with eight classes as of yet possessing their own specific items. The only class without a misc. being the Sniper.
Contents
List of items
All class
Crafting
Main article: Crafting
Because most Misc. items are achievement linked or promotional items, they are generally incompatible with the crafting system. Most of them cannot be crafted into other items, or crafted themselves from other items. The exceptions are Misc. items that can be found in-game through the item drop system, which are treated exactly the same as headgear. As such, they can be crafted in any blueprint that requires headgear to function. These are the current Misc. items that function as headgear, in order of their addition to the game:
- Camera Beard
- Physician's Procedure Mask
- Whiskered Gentleman
- Blighted Beak
- Le Party Phantom
- Sight for Sore Eyes
- Teddy Roosebelt
- Googly Gazer
Update history
See also: Item timeline
The Classless Update (August 13, 2009)
- The first misc. item, the Soldier's Gentle Manne's Service Medal, is added to the game. The medal is awarded to the first 11,111 users who stumbled upon a hidden page on the TF2 Official Blog, with each medal featuring a unique number. The medal can no longer be obtained.
The WAR! Update (December 17, 2009)
- The Camera Beard misc. item for the Spy becomes a misc. item, allowing it to be worn with other hats for the class. This increases its drop rate to that of normal weapons, resulting in a loss of its rare value and a significant increase in the amount of players that own it. However, its drop rate has been returned back to that of hats later on.
First Community Contribution Update (March 18, 2010)
- The first set of community hats from Valve's Contribute! site are patched in, along with a new misc. item for the Medic, the Physician's Procedure Mask. The Camera Beard's drop rate is restored to the same drop rate as normal hats. Misc. items can now be used along with hats in the Rebuild Headgear recipe.
- The Grizzled Veteran, Soldier of Fortune and Mercenary medals are awarded to players depending on the date of their first play. They are the first misc. items that can be equipped by all classes. These medals are Gold, Silver, and Bronze in appearance respectively.
- The Primeval Warrior medal is awarded to all players who participated in the original beta release of Team Fortress 2, with the medals of those eligible being changed accordingly. These medals are Platinum in appearance.
Second Community Contribution Update (May 21, 2010)
- The Whiskered Gentleman misc. item for the Pyro is reassigned to the Misc. slot, so that it may be worn with other hats.
- The Earbuds are awarded to players who launched TF2 on a Mac between June 10, 2010 and August 16, 2010.
June 28, 2010
- A Greentooth (Polycount icon) pin is revealed by Polycount as a misc item available to community members who submitted entries for the Polycount Pack contest. The item was contributed by Polycount member DKK and was expected to be released alongside the Polycount Pack. It was released well before, however.
- A second Misc. slot is added, though no items have been released for the slot at the time.
August 9, 2010
- Four medals are revealed for the ETF2L Highlander Tournament: first place, second place, third place, and participant. The medals remain unreleased, however.
- The second Misc. slot (MISC2) is removed and is replaced by the Action slot. Four badges are also made available by playing the Dueling Mini-Game and winning duels. The Polycount Pin is also added.
October 25, 2010
- The Mapper's Medallion is revealed to be awarded to participants in the Art Pass Contest. The medals remain unreleased, however.
- The Gentle Manne's Service Medal is made tradable.
- Telltale Games reveals that the License to Maim for all classes and the Dangeresque, Too? for the Demoman will be available to players who earn them through playing Poker Night at the Inventory.
- The Companion Cube Pin is added to the game (however, has not been awarded to any players) along with the License to Maim and the Dangeresque, Too?. In addition, the Primeval Warrior, Grizzled Veteran, Soldier of Fortune and Mercenary badges are made compatible with the Name Tag tool.
- The Dangeresque, Too?, Camera Beard, and Whiskered Gentleman are made paintable. In addition, the Companion Cube Pin can be used with Gift Wrap.
- "Mr Foster's Gasmask and Tie" are revealed to be obtainable to owners of both Killing Floor and Team Fortress 2, wearable by the Pyro.
- "Mr Foster's Gasmask and Tie" are released as two separate items: the Stockbroker's Scarf and Foster's Facade.
- The Le Party Phantom was moved into the misc slot.
- The Blighted Beak was moved into the misc slot.
- The Earbuds and the Gentle Manne's Service Medal are now gift-wrappable.
- The Essential Accessories, a promotional item for Scout was released.
- 3 new Misc. items are added. The Sight for Sore Eyes for Pyro as well as the Teddy Roosebelt and the Googly Gazer for the Engineer.
Trivia
- A crafting recipe exists for smelting 3 Misc. items into Scrap Metal in the game files. However, it doesn't work in game.
- If a class wears a painted Misc. Item and dies, the Misc item will revert to its original colour on the ragdoll.
