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* Luring enemies into the oncoming path of the [[Train]] can quickly change the tide of the battlefield. This may not work, however, with more aware and experienced players. | * Luring enemies into the oncoming path of the [[Train]] can quickly change the tide of the battlefield. This may not work, however, with more aware and experienced players. | ||
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General
- At the start of a round, Snipers will usually take positions at either entrance to the main building, aiming specifically between the wall and train carriage in order to pick off slow moving classes before they even enter the building. Demomen can solve this problem by firing Grenades or Stickybombs over the carriage to dissuade sniping.
- The lower Central Building will normally be traversed by agile classes, such as Pyros and Scouts. Slow moving or weaker classes would be better suited to wait outside the main building until the area is clear.
- Luring enemies into the oncoming path of the Train can quickly change the tide of the battlefield. This may not work, however, with more aware and experienced players.
- The best way to negative any passive effects such as Jarate or fire is to enter the water passage on the bottom of each side of the battlements.
Scout
- It is possible for the Scout to quickly climb into the main building from either side of the map by double-jumping onto the window ledges embedded into the walls below the battlements, or by Force jumping. Any Scout is capable of using this technique, regardless of loadout.
- When firing at enemies from the Battlements try to jump between the Battlements and the Train Carriages to avoid enemy fire.
Soldier
- Soldiers can enter the building quickly by Rocket Jumping to the upper entrance. There, they can cover the enemy entrances to the building.
Pyro
- The Pyro is best used in this map to Spy check around Engineer buildings and on the top floor of the inside building.
- If your timing is extremely good, you can make use of the air blast to push enemies into the train that periodically passes through the map.
Demoman
- A good idea is to place a Sticky trap around the battlements doorway.
Heavy
Engineer
- Engineers can set up their Sentry Guns outside of the spawn to attack any enemies that approach from the building. Once numbers have dwindled, Sentry Guns and Dispensers can be hauled into the Central Building and set up to cover the Control Point.
- An Engineer may set up a Sentry Gun on the floor in the Waterways. Due to this being underwater it is hard for enemies to see the Sentry Gun through the water and may end up getting killed by it.
Medic
Sniper
- Snipers on this map often snipe across the entrances to the building or through the gap between the train and the building.
Spy
- The underwater entrances can provide Spies with clear movement behind enemies, but doing so will cause them to drip water that can be spotted by eagle-eyed players.
- Spies should try camping above the inner side or in an underwater corner in the hopes of backstabbing a passer-by.
- At the beginning of a round, a Spy should try to run straight to the enemy battlements, as he will have a good chance of backstabbing a good number of unaware enemies.
- A good camping spot for a Spy is the corner between the train carriages at each side of the map and the doorway as you have a low chance of being seen by passing enemies.
See Also