User:Sonic Nova

Hello, my name is Sonic Nova. I am an avid Team Fortress 2 player who, realizing that I had a chance at helping the Team Fortress 2 community by becoming a wiki editor and contributor, decided to take up the task and have an opportunity to help everyone. I enjoy editing articles and have already contributed two articles, Freeze Tag and Skins. I hope to edit and contribute more content so that everyone is updated and satisfied.

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This user is a Team Fortress 2 junky!

This user is American, pardner!

This user is a Mercenary.

This user is an employee of BLU.

This user owns the Horseless Headless Horsemann's Headtaker.

This user loves rocking out with his Earbuds.

This user has made over 75 edits to the Team Fortress Wiki!

This user enjoys Portal.

This user is an active Portal 2 test subject.

This user has a Steam profile, which can be found here.

This user has earned 346 of the 520 TF2 achievements. That's 67%!

This user has a Team Fortress 2 Backpack which can be found here.

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This user loves to trade items.

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Preferred Loadout

Class	Weapon	Reasoning
		When I play as the Scout, I know that if I set a coarse that a Heavy is guarding, I'm dead. My Solution? Set a coarse around the Heavy, then unload 12 high-velocity pellets up his butt and watch him fly.
		It's even better to watch the Heavy's flying butt glow with Mini-Crits.
		Now, when I mean a coarse around a Heavy, I mean stunning him from over 300 feet away and running behind him while he is completely aware of my presence, yet unable to do anything about it.
		Okay, picture this: you rocket jumped into an area without player traffic. You are low on health and the other team is hounding you down. What do you do? The correct answer is to charge at them blazing rockets. Your health is restored, your enemies crippled, and you laughing in victory!
		You never need to worry about Mini-Crits with baby! It's perfect for any berseker wanting more power to them when they kill enough players, in turn allowing them to kill even more!
		They say that some Equalizer-wielding Soldiers will deliberately hurt themselves to run out and kill the first enemy they see. Is this true? Yes, but were's the fun in that?