Pyro (competitive)/fr

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Le Pyro est une classe utile en fonction de la situation et parfois une classe de roaming utilisé dans les lineup standard, précieuse pour ses embuscades et sa capacité à tenir un point.

Information

Santé

Santé Max	Bonus d'extra santé Max	Petit kit de soin	Kit de soin moyen
175 points	260 points	+36 points	+88 points

Vitesse

Courant	Reculant	Nageant	Accroupi
100% (300 u/s)	90% (270 u/s)	80% (240 u/s)	33.33% (100 u/s)

La Vitesse écrite en "u/s" réfère aux unités en jeu par seconde.

Armes

Article principal : Armes du Pyro (compétitif)

#	Arme	Dégâts	Dégâts Critique	Temps de fonctionnement	Spécial
1	Lance-flammes	Bout portant: 6/particule 385u: 4/particule DPS Max: 150/s Après brûlure: 3/hit	Bout portant Critique: 19/particule 385u Critique: 11/particule DPS Critique Max: 475/s Bout portant Mini-Crit: 8/particule 385u Mini-Crit: 5/particule DPS Mini-Crit Max: 200/s	Utilisation des Munitions: 0.08s Intervalle des Particules: 0.04s Intervalle de l'Airblast: 0.73s	Le Feu cause des dégâts d'après brûlure. Le mouvement des particules de feu est imprévisible. L'Airblast est efficace contre les ennemis Überchargé. Les projectiles airblasté deviennent des Mini-Crit (Critique durant le Kritz). L'Airblast éteint les alliés en feu. Inutile sous l'eau.
	Brûleur arrière	Bout portant: 7/particule 385u: 4/particule Max DPS: 175/s Afterburn: 3/hit	Bout portant Critique: 21/particule 385u Critique: 13/particule DPS Critique Max: 525/s Mini-Crit Bout portant: 10/particule 385u Mini-Crit: 6/particule DPS Max Mini-Crit: 250/s	Utilisation des Munitions: 0.08s Intervalle des particules: 0.04s	Le Feu cause des dégâts d'après brûlure. Le mouvement des particules de feu est imprévisible. Les cibles touchés par derrière souffrent de dégâts critique. Inutile sous l'eau.
	Dégraisseur	Bout portant: 6/particule 385u: 4/particule DPS Max: 150/s Après brûlure: 2/hit	Bout portant Critique: 19/particule 385u Critique: 11/particule DPS Critique Max: 475/s Bout portant Mini-Crit: 8/particule 385u Mini-Crit: 5/particule DPS Max Mini-Crit: 200/s	Utilisation des Munitions: 0.08s Intervalle des particules 0.04s Intervalle de l'Airblast: 0.73s	Banni dans la plupart des ligues pendant un certain temps. Quand équipé, garantie un changement d'arme 60% plus rapide. Les dégâts d'après brûlure sont réduits pour les non-Mini-Crit. Autrement, identique au Lance-flammes.
2	Fusil à pompe	Bout portant: 90 512u: 6/hit, avg 6 hits 1024u+: 3/hit	Critique: 18/hit (max 180) Bout portant Mini-Crit: 121 512u+ Mini-Crit: 8/hit	Attaque: 0.625s Reload Start: 1.0s Reload More: 0.5s	Affected by fixed weapon spread (1 extra pellet at center).
	Pistolet de détresse	Any Range: 30 Afterburn Total: 60	Critique: 90 Mini-Crit: 41 Mini-Crit Afterburn Total: 80	Attaque: 2.02s	Le pistolet cause des des dégâts de feu pendant 10-second après brûlure. Has no damage falloff or ramp-up. Cause des mini-crit quand le rival est déjà en feu. Ne peut pas tirer quand le pyro est dans l'eau.
3	Hache	Corps à corps: 65	Critique: 195 Mini-Crit: 88	Attaque: 0.8s	Completely standard melee weapon.
	Axtinguisher	Corps à corps: 33	Critique: 195 Mini-Crit: 44	Attaque: 0.8s	Criticals on burning foes. Never Crits on nonburning foes, even during Kritz.
	Homewrecker	Melee ((joueur)): 49 Melee ((bâtiment)): 130	Critique: 146 Mini-Crit: 66	Attaque: 0.8s	Varies damage based on whether target is (joueur) or (bâtiment). Can damage enemy Sappers.
	Powerjack	Corps à corps: 81	Critique: 244 Mini-Crit: 110	Attaque: 0.8s	Banni dans la plupart des ligues pendant un certain temps. Lethal hits heal user for 75 health (can Overheal).
	Back Scratcher	Corps à corps: 81	Critique: 244 Mini-Crit: 110	Attaque: 0.8s	Banni dans la plupart des ligues pendant un certain temps. Increases health from pick ups by 50%. Decreases healing from healers by 75%.
	Sharpened Volcano Fragment	Corps à corps: 52 Post-combustion de base: 3 de dégâts chaque 0.5 secondes pendant 10 secondes (60 de dégâts total)	Critique: 156 Mini-Crit: 70 Post-combustion mini-crit : 4 de dégâts chaque 0.5 secondes pendant 10 secondes (80 de dégâts total)	Attaque: 0.8s	Banni dans la plupart des ligues pendant un certain temps. On Hit: target is engulfed in flames Dégâts causés -20%.
-	Afterburn	Varies	Mini-Crit Afterburn Hit: 4	Afterburn Hit: 0.5s Duration: 10s	Extinguished by friendly Jarate, Mad Milk, or airblast. Ends much faster when being healed. Instantly removed by ÜberCharge/Kritz or underwater submersion. Reveals Spies even when disguised or cloaked. Removed by Dead Ringer, but can be reapplied once cloaked.

"u" stands for "units of distance." "+" stands for "or more." "s" stands for "seconds." "Reload Start" refers to how long it takes for 1 ammo to be reloaded after beginning to reload, and "Reload More" refers to how long it takes for each additional ammo to reload after the first. Damages and times are approximate and determined by community testing.

Usage

The Pyro generally does not see much use in competitive play due to his short range, lack of versatility, and lack of mobility. His role is generally confined to to flanking and defending enclosed spaces. Fortunately, the Pyro is quite good at these roles, and in certain situations teams may substitute a Scout or a Soldier for a Pyro.

Common Tactics

The Pyro's primary role in competitive play is defending enclosed Control Points. The Pyro's close-quarter-combat abilities allow him to clear the confined spaces of some control points efficiently, making him useful for defending areas such as the final point of Badlands. This role is particularly evident on Gravel Pit, point C, where a popular strategy for defenders is to put a Pyro on the point to ward off Soldiers and Demomen jumping on the point. The Compression Blast ability of the Pyro is especially useful for this, enabling the Pyro to push enemies off of the point and reflect enemy grenades and rockets. Pyro is also useful for defending against an ÜberCharge with airblast, and although the (joueur) will often die in doing so it may buy just enough time for the team to get their own ÜberCharge or repel the attack on its own.

Pyro flanking

An example of where a flanking Pyro might be utilised is at the initial fight for the middle point on Badlands. A team using a Pyro in this mid fight may distract the enemy soldiers and Scouts as the Pyro runs under the bridge at the center point and attacks the enemy team from behind. If done correctly, the Pyro may be able to kill or severely injure the enemy team's Medic, giving his own team a significant advantage.

5-CP Push Strategies

There are generally two times when a team will use a Pyro instead of a Scout. The first is at the beginning of a 5-CP map, where a flank at the mid point can prove devastating to the other team, and the second is at the final point, where defenders may use the Pyro's close-range combat abilities in a last-ditch effort to save the point from capture. In either case, a Utility (joueur) should communicate with his team before deciding to switch to Pyro. During the mid fight, a Pyro should generally try to not be spotted by enemies at all while flanking, taking some extra time if necessary to ensure that he has the element of surprise. Because of his short range, a Pyro whose whereabouts are known to the enemy is usually a dead Pyro, so the Pyro's team should help distract the enemy while the Pyro performs his flanking maneuver. Pyros will usually not survive their flanking maneuvers unless the enemy team becomes extremely disorganized, but in the case that a Pyro does survive the mid fight, he should try to switch back to another class as soon as possible, as the enemy team will expect him and eliminate him without difficulty. In addition, the Pyro is severely hampered in yard fights, due to his short range, limiting his usefulness beyond the mid point.

Attack-Defend Strategies

Pyros lack the versatility, health, and direct combat abilities of the Soldiers, especially when the Soldiers are buffed, so a defending Pyro should generally attack enemies standing on a point when they are distracted by something else. For a Pyro, attempting to defend a point against enemy Soldiers without any support from his team is almost invariably suicide, so (joueur)s using a Pyro on Defense should wait for a distraction before attempting to flame attackers, or try to airblast them off the point, if the point sits on an elevated area. The classic example of this is Point C on Gravel Pit, where Soldiers and Demomen jumping towards the point can be airblasted away, denying a capture and separating the (joueur) from the rest of his team. Similarly, attacking Pyros should always try to flank the enemy, as the enemy Soldiers and even the Scouts will kill a Pyro and escape unharmed in a direct battle. Pyros should wait for their team to attack from one side before flanking from the other to throw the enemy team into disarray without getting killed.

Capture-the-Flag Strategies

Due to the short range of the Flamethrower, the Pyro is generally not used in competitive Capture-the-Flag games. His inability to successfully chase down an enemy carrying his team's intelligence makes him a poor choice for defending, and the fact that many teams use Engineers in a Capture-the-flag game limits the Pyro's usefulness on offense. In a team that does field a Pyro, he should try to take side paths into the enemy Intelligence room (most notably the vents on Turbine, which offer access directly into the Intelligence room). Coordinating with his team, a Pyro can catch defenders in the room off guard and help his team escape with the intelligence. If the team's Pyro does attempt this, however, he should be wary of the enemy team's Engineer and Sentry Gun. It may be best for the Pyro to wait for the Sentry Gun's destruction before surprising the enemy team in their Intelligence room. If the team's Pyro picks up the intelligence himself, it may be best to have him drop it (default key "l") and allow a less easily harassed member of the team to take it back to the team's Intelligence room.

Voir aussi

• Armes du Pyro (compétitif)
• Pyro
• Classes (compétitif)
• Lineup compétitive standard