Community Mercenary Park strategy
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| Community Mercenary Park strategy | |
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| Basic Information | |
| Developer(s): | {{{map-developer}}} |
| Map Info | |
| Environment: | Jungle |
| Setting: | Daylight, overcast |
| Hazards: | Crocodiles, Pitfalls |
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This article is about Community Mercenary Park strategy.
General Strategy (All Classes)
Class-specific strategy
Pyro
- Mercenary Park has many choke points, the Flame Throwers are often pretty powerful since they are best for close range combat, using the choke points to your advantage either offensively or defensively is optimal.
Demoman
Heavy
Engineer
Sniper
- While attacking the final point, taking advantage of the shattered hole in the glass near the intersection on the second floor can be extremely useful for evading fire and catching enemies off guard, but key to this is making sure that your team has control of the second floor.
Medic
- It is wise to use the Kritzkrieg while on defense, as there will not be a Level 3 Sentry Gun ready in time to fend off the attacking team, and Soldiers and Demomen can easily take advantage of Critical hit splash damage.
Spy
- On the first point, the crates on the left side have a lot of ambient noise, which can cover the decloak sound of the watches and sometimes the Dead Ringer, which can make it near impossible for someone to used listening for decloak sounds to know there is a Spy attacking.
