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* The item's appearance is inspired from the final scene of the {{w|Dr. Seuss}} story ''{{w|How the Grinch Stole Christmas!}}''. The main character views his heart through an x-ray, and watches as it enlarges when he discovers "the true meaning of the holiday {{w|Christmas}}".
 
* The item's appearance is inspired from the final scene of the {{w|Dr. Seuss}} story ''{{w|How the Grinch Stole Christmas!}}''. The main character views his heart through an x-ray, and watches as it enlarges when he discovers "the true meaning of the holiday {{w|Christmas}}".
 
* The item's description references {{w|hypertrophic cardiomyopathy}}, which is the medical term for thickening and growth of the heart.
 
* The item's description references {{w|hypertrophic cardiomyopathy}}, which is the medical term for thickening and growth of the heart.
* The lowest amount of money that a player can spend on Secret Saxtons alone (not including any Secret Saxtons gained via trading) to increase the level of this item to its maximum would be {{price format|usd=247.50|gbp=185|eur=147.5}}. The lowest amount of money that a player can spend on Piles O' Gifts alone (assuming that it is used on a full 24-player server each time) to increase the level of this item to its maximum would be {{price format|usd=219.89|gbp=164.89|eur=164.89}}).
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* The lowest amount of money that a player can spend on Secret Saxtons alone (not including any Secret Saxtons gained via trading) to increase the level of this item to its maximum would be {{price format|usd=247.50|gbp=147.5|eur=147.5}}. The lowest amount of money that a player can spend on Piles O' Gifts alone (assuming that it is used on a full 24-player server each time) to increase the level of this item to its maximum would be {{price format|usd=219.89|gbp=164.89|eur=164.89}}).
 
* When Equipped to the Medic or Scout, the item is worn on the right side of the chest, This is interesting because the human heart is located in the left side of the chest.
 
* When Equipped to the Medic or Scout, the item is worn on the right side of the chest, This is interesting because the human heart is located in the left side of the chest.
 
* As of now, this is the only leveling item with a visible change other than it's prefix.
 
* As of now, this is the only leveling item with a visible change other than it's prefix.

Revision as of 17:16, 22 December 2011

The people in our experiment with the biggest hearts were in fact the nicest guys on staff. How do we know? You should have seen how many people showed up at their funerals.
The TF2 Team on x-rays

The Spirit Of Giving is a miscellaneous item for all classes. It appears as a grey box-like machine attached to each class's chest. The machine has a green colored screen featuring a beating heart and bubbles.

This item tracks the number of Secret Saxton or Pile o' Gifts items that are used by the player. Each of these used will increase the rank displayed.


Ranks

The current rank title forms the prefix of the item name; e.g. a Spirit Of Giving with three gifts given will appear as "The Competent Contributor's Spirit Of Giving". As the rank increases, the 'heart' inside the box also increases in size. Consequently, the heart is not visible if no gifts have been made.

Although the Pile o' Gifts is capable of granting 23 gifts to players in the server in a single use, the counter will only increase to the amount of gifts distributed. As such, if the server has only 10 connected players, only 10 gifts will be granted and the count will only increase by 10.

Rank Gifts Given Name
0 0 The
1 1 The Baseline Benefactor's
2 3 The Competent Contributor's
3 7 The Adequate Altruist's
4 12 The Satisfactory Santa's
5 20 The Sufficient Samaritan's
6 28 The Distinguished Donator's
7 37 The Dynamic Do-Gooder's
8 47 The Consumate Contributor's
9 57 The Baron of Bequeathment's
10 68 The Lord of Largesse's
11 79 The Chieftain of Charity's
12 91 The Generalissimo of Generosity's
13 104 The Bigshot Benefactor's
14 120 The Caesar of Pleasers'
15 138 The First-Class Philanthropist's
16 158 The Humanitarian Hotshot's
17 179 The Selfless Samaritan's
18 210 The Uber-Altruist's
19 250 Saxton's Own

Update history

December 21, 2011 Patch

  • The Spirit Of Giving was added to the game.

Bugs

  • The Mann Co. Catalogue describes the item's rank as being incremented by the number of duels (from the Dueling Mini-Game), instead of the number of gifts granted.
  • The green part of the screen on the model is still visible while the player is Cloaked as a Spy.

Trivia

  • The item's appearance is inspired from the final scene of the Template:W story Template:W. The main character views his heart through an x-ray, and watches as it enlarges when he discovers "the true meaning of the holiday Template:W".
  • The item's description references Template:W, which is the medical term for thickening and growth of the heart.
  • The lowest amount of money that a player can spend on Secret Saxtons alone (not including any Secret Saxtons gained via trading) to increase the level of this item to its maximum would be $247.50 / £147.5 / 147.5. The lowest amount of money that a player can spend on Piles O' Gifts alone (assuming that it is used on a full 24-player server each time) to increase the level of this item to its maximum would be $219.89 / £164.89 / 164.89).
  • When Equipped to the Medic or Scout, the item is worn on the right side of the chest, This is interesting because the human heart is located in the left side of the chest.
  • As of now, this is the only leveling item with a visible change other than it's prefix.

See also