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*The name "Lugermorph" is a portmanteau of "{{w|Luger P08}}", the German sidearm the Lugermorph is based on, and "{{w|lagomorph}}", the taxonomic order that Max claims to be part of. | *The name "Lugermorph" is a portmanteau of "{{w|Luger P08}}", the German sidearm the Lugermorph is based on, and "{{w|lagomorph}}", the taxonomic order that Max claims to be part of. | ||
**The earliest of Max's weapons was called the "Clip Clip Nama Zan", in [http://www.telltalegames.com/images/summer/history1/summer_moohooman.jpg one of] Steve Purcell's earliest Sam & Max drawings (the same drawing which gave a name to [[The Big Kill]]). Starting out as parody sketches of Dave Purcell's childhood comics (his brother's work, seen on the left in the previous image), Steve eventually made full-page comics using the characters, with [http://www.telltalegames.com/images/summer/history1/summer_oldbadday.jpg this early example] giving Max a 'Luger' closer to what he has nowadays. | **The earliest of Max's weapons was called the "Clip Clip Nama Zan", in [http://www.telltalegames.com/images/summer/history1/summer_moohooman.jpg one of] Steve Purcell's earliest Sam & Max drawings (the same drawing which gave a name to [[The Big Kill]]). Starting out as parody sketches of Dave Purcell's childhood comics (his brother's work, seen on the left in the previous image), Steve eventually made full-page comics using the characters, with [http://www.telltalegames.com/images/summer/history1/summer_oldbadday.jpg this early example] giving Max a 'Luger' closer to what he has nowadays. | ||
| − | *The weapon's in-game description is a reference to a mystery and running joke in the ''Sam & Max'' series: Where does Max keep his items? The answer to which is "None of your damn business." As if to add to the reference, there was originally a problem with the drop system where the weapon would be removed from the backpack when the game was closed, and put back in when the game was active. | + | *The weapon's in-game description is a reference to a mystery and running joke in the ''Sam & Max'' series: Where does Max keep his items? The answer to which is "None of your damn business." As if to add to the reference, there was originally a problem with the drop system where the weapon would be removed from the backpack when the game was closed, and put back in when the game was active.{{citation needed}} |
*The [http://optf2.com/item/from_schema/294 Lugermorph released with ''Poker Night at the Inventory''] uses a separate internal item id from the [http://optf2.com/item/from_schema/160 original Lugermorph] released in ''The Devil's Playhouse'' promotion; this technically makes it a different item, though the only difference is that the ''Poker Night'' Lugermorph cannot be traded. | *The [http://optf2.com/item/from_schema/294 Lugermorph released with ''Poker Night at the Inventory''] uses a separate internal item id from the [http://optf2.com/item/from_schema/160 original Lugermorph] released in ''The Devil's Playhouse'' promotion; this technically makes it a different item, though the only difference is that the ''Poker Night'' Lugermorph cannot be traded. | ||
*The Lugermorph shares the same taunt as the Pistol for both the Scout and the Engineer. Since the barrel of this gun is longer than the Pistol's, the Engineer will blow on the gun instead of above it while taunting. | *The Lugermorph shares the same taunt as the Pistol for both the Scout and the Engineer. Since the barrel of this gun is longer than the Pistol's, the Engineer will blow on the gun instead of above it while taunting. | ||
Revision as of 00:52, 29 November 2010
| Lugermorph | |
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| Kill Icon | |
| Basic Information | |
| Used by: | Scout, Engineer |
| Slot: | Secondary |
| Availability: | Promotion |
| Tradable: | The Devil's Playhouse: Yes Poker Night: No |
| Giftable: | Yes |
| Craftable: | Yes |
| Nameable: | Yes |
| Medieval: | No |
| Ammo | |
| Ammo loaded: | 12 |
| Ammo carried: | 36 (Scout) 200 (Engineer) |
| Reload type: | Magazine |
| Available Qualities | |
| Loadout Stats | |
 The Lugermorph |
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| “ | Who wouldn't want to squeeze off a couple rounds with the murder weapon of choice of a sociopathic cartoon rabbit? Probably quite a lot of people, when you get right down to it. Luckily, those people are all well-adjusted contributors to society with no police records, spotless credit ratings and few unresolvable moral failings. They also probably have no interest in playing TF2, so that means more murder-rabbit gun shooting for the rest of us.
— Official Description
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The Lugermorph is a secondary weapon for the Scout and the Engineer. A promotional item, it represents the sidearm of Max, the "hyperkinetic rabbity thing" from Sam & Max. The Lugermorph was first given to players who pre-ordered Sam & Max: The Devil's Playhouse or who bought it up to a week after release.
It can also be acquired through defeating Max in a round of Poker Night at the Inventory in which he has bought in with the item and the License to Maim instead of cash. The two are collectively known in Poker Night as the Crimestopper Combo.
The weapon functions in exactly the same way as the standard Pistol.
Contents
Damage
See also: Damage
Identical to the Pistol.
Function times
- Attack Interval: 0.17 (6 rounds/second)
- Reload: 1.25 (Scout)
- Spread Recovery: 1.25
All times are in seconds. Times are approximate and determined by community testing.
Demonstration
Related achievements
Scout
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Poker Night at the Inventory
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Special Item: Max
Knock out Max after he's bought in with his special item. |
Previous changes
- Originally, this gun could only be used by the Scout. In the July 1, 2010 Patch, it was made available for use by the Engineer.
- The kill icon for the Lugermorph was originally the same as the Pistol. This was changed to its current kill icon in the July 8, 2010 Patch.
- All Lugermorphs obtained by pre-ordering The Devil's Playhouse were changed to Vintage items in the November 19, 2010 Patch, distinguishing them from Lugermorphs acquired through Poker Night at the Inventory. The Self-Made Lugermorphs held by Telltale employees were downgraded to Vintage in this change, possibly unintentionally.
Bugs
- When the Engineer and Scout reload with the Lugermorph, there is no additional clip being added into the gun. They appear to just pat the end and resume back in combat.
Trivia
- The name "Lugermorph" is a portmanteau of "Template:W", the German sidearm the Lugermorph is based on, and "Template:W", the taxonomic order that Max claims to be part of.
- The earliest of Max's weapons was called the "Clip Clip Nama Zan", in one of Steve Purcell's earliest Sam & Max drawings (the same drawing which gave a name to The Big Kill). Starting out as parody sketches of Dave Purcell's childhood comics (his brother's work, seen on the left in the previous image), Steve eventually made full-page comics using the characters, with this early example giving Max a 'Luger' closer to what he has nowadays.
- The weapon's in-game description is a reference to a mystery and running joke in the Sam & Max series: Where does Max keep his items? The answer to which is "None of your damn business." As if to add to the reference, there was originally a problem with the drop system where the weapon would be removed from the backpack when the game was closed, and put back in when the game was active.[citation needed]
- The Lugermorph released with Poker Night at the Inventory uses a separate internal item id from the original Lugermorph released in The Devil's Playhouse promotion; this technically makes it a different item, though the only difference is that the Poker Night Lugermorph cannot be traded.
- The Lugermorph shares the same taunt as the Pistol for both the Scout and the Engineer. Since the barrel of this gun is longer than the Pistol's, the Engineer will blow on the gun instead of above it while taunting.
Gallery
- Lugermorph Scout 1st person cropped.png
Scout first person view.
- Lugermorph Engineer 1st person cropped.png
Engineer first person view.
- Lugermorph Engineer with Gunslinger 1st person red cropped.png
RED Engineer first person view with the Gunslinger.
- Lugermorph Engineer with Gunslinger 1st person blu cropped.png
BLU Engineer first person view with the Gunslinger.
Max wields his Luger in The Devil's Playhouse
See also
External links
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