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* Private Eye is slang for {{w|Private Investigator}}. The term was made popular in detective movies. | * Private Eye is slang for {{w|Private Investigator}}. The term was made popular in detective movies. | ||
* The Private Eye was originally designed for the [[Sniper]] and named the "Rifleman's Deerstalker" | * The Private Eye was originally designed for the [[Sniper]] and named the "Rifleman's Deerstalker" | ||
+ | * This hat's name also refers to the Demoman's lack of an eyeball. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== |
Revision as of 13:56, 25 July 2011
“ | The outcome was never really in doubt.
Click to listen
— The Spy after solving a mystery
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The Private Eye is a headwear item for the Demoman, Medic and Spy. It is a Template:W hat with the Mann Co. label stitched on the front and two team-colored matches sticking out of the right side, with a third sticking out above them with a burnt-out head.
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Update history
- Added the Private Eye to the game.
July 8, 2011 [Item schema update]
July 12, 2011 [Item schema update]
Bugs
- When worn on the Demoman, the Private Eye clips with the back of his head and collar.
Trivia
- The deerstalker is a hat generally worn for stalking deer, as its name implies. However, it's most commonly associated with fictional English private detective Template:W, who is usually depicted as wearing one (even though he was never officially described as doing so).
- Private Eye is slang for Template:W. The term was made popular in detective movies.
- The Private Eye was originally designed for the Sniper and named the "Rifleman's Deerstalker"
- This hat's name also refers to the Demoman's lack of an eyeball.
Gallery
References
- ↑ Team Fortress 2 Schema diff (commit
86140922…
) on OPTF2 Wiki Schema Tracker, 01:35:08 UTC, July 9, 2011. Accessed July 9, 2011. - ↑ Team Fortress 2 Schema diff (commit
7d5de030…
) on OPTF2 Wiki Schema Tracker, 18:07:08 UTC, July 12, 2011. Accessed July 12, 2011.
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