Difference between revisions of "Birthday mode"
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<div style="float:right">{{youtube tn|_f8pnGbGkGY}}</div>{{Quotation|'''The Soldier'''|Today is a good day!|sound=Soldier_cheers01.wav}} | <div style="float:right">{{youtube tn|_f8pnGbGkGY}}</div>{{Quotation|'''The Soldier'''|Today is a good day!|sound=Soldier_cheers01.wav}} | ||
| − | '''Birthday mode''' is a mode that disables the use of blood and [[gibs]] and replaces them with streams of confetti and balloons, and all players appear to wear novelty party hats. It is enabled | + | '''Birthday mode''' is a mode that disables the use of blood and [[gibs]] and replaces them with streams of confetti and balloons, and all players appear to wear novelty party hats. It is enabled on servers with the command <code>tf_birthday</code> set to 1 in their [[Dedicated server configuration|server.cfg]] and when the server clock hits August 24; the release date of the original ''[[Team Fortress]]'' in 1996. |
| − | Birthday mode features a full set of replacements for most violent graphics and animations, including sound replacements for [[Critical hit]]s. Instead of the standard Crit sound, the sounds of party horns, champagne poppers and people cheering and clapping play. | + | Birthday mode features a full set of replacements for most violent graphics and animations, including sound replacements for [[Critical hit]]s. Instead of the standard Crit sound, the sounds of party horns, champagne poppers and people cheering and clapping play. Many of the gibs seen in this mode are used in the German "low-violence" version of the game as full-time replacements. |
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
Revision as of 01:06, 21 August 2010
| “ | Today is a good day!
Click to listen
— The Soldier
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Birthday mode is a mode that disables the use of blood and gibs and replaces them with streams of confetti and balloons, and all players appear to wear novelty party hats. It is enabled on servers with the command tf_birthday set to 1 in their server.cfg and when the server clock hits August 24; the release date of the original Team Fortress in 1996.
Birthday mode features a full set of replacements for most violent graphics and animations, including sound replacements for Critical hits. Instead of the standard Crit sound, the sounds of party horns, champagne poppers and people cheering and clapping play. Many of the gibs seen in this mode are used in the German "low-violence" version of the game as full-time replacements.
Gallery
- Engineerpartyhat.JPG
The party hat each player wears, on an Engineer
Party mode gibs
Gibs
- See also: Gibs.
Balloon
Boot
Burger
Can
Clock
Duck
Fish
Hubcap
Licenseplate
Teeth
Tire
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