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This article is about Community Vanguard strategy.
Contents
General strategy
Class-specific strategy
Scout
Soldier
Pyro
Demoman
Heavy
Engineer
- The elevators for Control Point 2 & 4 are excellent teleporter hiding places. Alternatively, you can place a teleporter underneath the scaffolding bridge.
Medic
Sniper
- The map is full of vantage points that overlook each area. An example is the suspended board above Control Point 3.
Spy
- Spies should focus on destroying Sentry Guns that are defending points and taking out Engineer bases that are set up outside Control points, as well as Snipers on the high ground.
