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돌격 방패를 사용하여 스카웃을 향해 돌진하는 데모맨.

{{hatnote|이 글은 데모맨의 방패를 통해 사용할 수 있는 돌격 능력에 에 관한 글입니다. 다른 돌격의 정보를 보려면 돌격 (동음이의어) 문서를 보세요.

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데모맨, 영광을 향해 돌격하며

돌격방패를 착용 중일 때 활성화되는 데모맨의 또 다른 보조 기능 능력입니다. 이 능력은 데모맨이 굉음을 내며 빠르게 전방으로 돌진하게 합니다.

돌격 능력은 전쟁! 업데이트돌격 방패가 추가될 때 게임에 소개되었습니다. 한편 두 개의 다른 무기, 경이로운 차폐막 and 조류 조타기 또한 돌격 능력을 가지고 있습니다.

구조

돌격 방패, 경이로운 차폐막, 조류 조타기를 장착했다면, 플레이어 HUD 우하단에 "돌격" 게이지가 추가될 것입니다; 게이지가 최대치일 때, 보조 기능(기본 단추: MOUSE2)을 사용하면 돌격을 시작할 것입니다. 돌격은 어디서든 시작할 수 있고 공중이나 물 속에서도 가능하지만, "돌격" 게이지가 최대치가 아니라면 돌격을 시작할 수 없습니다.

데모맨은 1번 돌격할 때마다 1.5초 또는 2.3초 동안 (클레이브 모어 장착 시) 돌격할 수 있고, 돌격을 하는 동안에는 기본 속도가 최대치인 250%로 증가합니다. (초당 750 해머 유닛) 이 속도 증가 효과는 스코틀랜드인의 머리따개의 단점을 비롯한 외부적인 요인에 영향을 받을 수 있으나, 아이랜더의 머리 개수를 비롯한 긍정적인 외부적인 요인을 포함하여도 최대 속도인 250%를 넘을 수는 없습니다. 돌격 중인 데모맨은 점프를 할 수 없으며, 방향 전환이 힘든 직선 궤도로 움직일 수밖에 없게 됩니다. 대신 알리 바바의 조막만한 신발 또는 밀주업자를 장착하면 방향 전환 능력이 200% 향상되어 약간 유연하게 움직일 수 있게 되고, 조류 조타기를 장착하면 방향 전환 완전 제어 효과를 얻게 되어 큰 각도의 코너링을 구사하거나 장애물을 쉽게 피할 수 있게 됩니다.

돌격 중일 때 플레이어는 언제든지 장착 중인 근접 무기를 휘둘러 스스로 돌격을 취소할 수 있고, 돌격 중 단단한 벽, 적 플레이어 또는 적 건축물에 충돌하면 돌격이 중단될 수도 있습니다. 단, 유탄 발사기주 무기로는 돌격을 취소할 수 없어 발사하더라도 계속 앞으로 나아가게 됩니다. 어떤 방식으로 돌격이 끝나더라도 "돌격" 게이지는 완전히 감소하게 되므로 게이지를 일부러 적게 남겨 보다 많이 돌격할 수는 없습니다.

Once the meter is empty or is canceled, the Demoman will cease all momentum and stop in place. If the user ends in the air, all forward momentum is kept, and they will continue to fly forward in an arc that obeys gravity.

The "Charge" bar will refill over time when depleted; the Chargin' Targe and Tide Turner take 12 seconds to recharge, while the Splendid Screen takes 8 seconds. The meter cannot be replenished using ammo crates (except when using the Persian Persuader); however, it can be recharged through respawning or touching a resupply cabinet.

There are three separate sounds the Demoman can make while charging, which can be found on the Demoman's respective response page.

Effects of Charging

Charging immediately removes the effects of afterburn, bleeding, Jarate, Mad Milk, and Gas Passer, allowing strategic use to improve the user's survivability.

Charging also grants a boost of strength to the Demoman's next melee swing, which increases the longer the player charges. This is shown by a corresponding color change of the "Charge" meter as it depletes.

  • When the meter is white or green (charge meter has started to deplete), a melee attack will only do normal damage.
  • When the meter is orange (25% charge meter consumed, essentially half of the charge distance), striking will deal mini-crit damage.
  • When the meter is red (60% charge meter depleted, more than 3/4 of the full charge distance traveled) the melee attack will be a guaranteed critical hit (unless the user is equipped with the Tide Turner, which will only grant a mini-crit).

The Demoman's shield and held weapon will also spark and emit a team-colored glow as the charge goes on (similar to being under the effects of a crit boost); while this aesthetic also affects the Demoman's primary weapons, it does not grant them a damage boost in any way.

Shield Bash

While charging, any enemy in the direct path of the user will suffer from a shield bash, provided the player does not end the charge prematurely by attacking. The player can only affect one enemy with each shield bash, even if multiple foes are crowded together in the same spot.

Shield bash damage scales according to distance, with low-distance bashes dealing minimal damage, and full-distance bashes (charging more than 0.90 seconds) dealing full damage and strong knockback which sends the victim flying backward. If the player bashes into an enemy at mini-crit/critical hit distance, the player has a small window to swing to get the damage bonus gained by charging.

If the player is equipped with the Eyelander, Horseless Headless Horsemann's Headtaker, or Nessie's Nine Iron, each head collected will add an additional amount of damage to the shield bash (+5 per head with the Chargin' Targe and Tide Turner, +8.5 per head with the Splendid Screen). Damage is capped at five heads since it is the buff limit of head-collecting weapons.

Shield bashes do not deal any damage to enemy buildings.

시연 영상

Strategy

같이 보기: Demoknight strategy

As charging is a momentary speed boost and can grant guaranteed critical hits, it is useful in both defensive and offensive situations.

Defense

  • Charging allows a Demoman to escape from dangerous situations, as no other class in the game can travel as fast on foot. This is a notable advantage compared to Demomen wielding the Stickybomb Launcher, as they have no way of retreating quickly apart from using an extremely damaging Stickybomb jump.
    • However, do note that equipping a shield sacrifices the extreme power of the Stickybomb Launcher, so pick the weapon that has the most utility in a given situation.
  • The ability to remove debuffs by charging can allow a Demoman to survive longer, and can even be used to bait enemies into using their debuff-inducing weapons early and force them into cooldown. Such examples are the Mad Milk and Jarate, which both take 20 seconds to recharge.
  • If defending an objective during Overtime, charging can be used as a last-resort move to stall an enemy's push by quickly touching the objective, which may give your teammates enough time to kill opponents and win the game.
  • A Medic using the Quick-Fix will also gain a speed boost if you charge while being healed by him, allowing you to pull him out of trouble.

Offense

  • A full-distance shield bash and critical swing deals 245 damage combined (280 if using the Splendid Screen), allowing a well-timed charge to kill any class other than Heavies or overhealed Soldiers in one blow.
  • The huge boost of speed allows you to get into melee range or chase down retreating enemies easily. This is more apparent against victims running backward in a straight line, as they simply create more distance and give you a bigger opportunity to land a critical hit.
    • Charging also lets you minimize the amount of time in enemy sightlines, allowing you to run through Sniper-heavy areas and into enemy territory. However, do note that your straight trajectory still makes you predictable prey for an experienced Sniper.
  • Charging can be used to access flank routes, especially on maps with upward slopes or small gaps too far to jump across. This can open up opportunities to prey on enemies who hang behind the front line, most notably Snipers.
    • Experienced players can use almost any type of slope to perform a jump known as "Trimping," allowing them to cover distances that can surpass even explosive jumps. The details of trimping are explained below.

Charge Jumps

같이 보기: Demoman Jumps

As the player keeps all their momentum if their charge ends in the air, charging up sloped surfaces lets the player do a Charge Jump. The simplest version involves charging up specifically designed slopes (such as the rocks on Degroot Keep), which flings the Demoman upwards.

Charge jumps can also be performed while submerged in water; aiming upwards and gaining enough speed will shoot the user up into the air, traveling in an arc relative to how fast they left the water.

Trimping

Trimping, a more complicated but much more effective charge jump which involves the Tide Turner and the physics of the Source Engine, can also be performed. To do this, the player is required to:

  • Approach a sloped surface while moving, then jump and charge at the same time. (The steeper the surface, the closer to the base the player should be.) Alternatively, crouch-jump before hitting the surface.
  • Strafe by moving the mouse left or right. As strafing players gain speed, the Demoman will gain a massive burst of speed, and will "surf" along inclines that would usually be impossible to walk up.
  • Using the speed, it is possible to charge off the surface, sending the user flying into the air. It is also possible to chain multiple jumps by strafing and surfing off other inclines.

If mastered, trimping allows a Demoman to travel abnormally large distances, allowing him to ambush enemies or escape without the use of an explosive jump.

While trimping can be performed with the Chargin' Targe or Splendid Screen (optionally combined with the Bootlegger or Ali Baba's Wee Booties), the player's lack of full control over charging makes trimping with said weapons much less effective, but much more powerful with their critical hits.

Update history

2009년 12월 17일 패치 (WAR! Update)
  • The Charge ability was added into the game.

2010년 4월 28일 패치

  • Direct charge hit now does 50 damage + 10 per head (up to 5 heads).
  • Capped the turn rate from +left and +right while charging.

2011년 6월 23일 패치 (Über Update)

  • Fixed an exploit that allowed greater turning control than intentionally allowed.
  • [언급되지 않음] Demomen can now begin a charge while in midair.
  • [언급되지 않음] The charge meter is no longer fully depleted if the user is interrupted by a Compression Blast.
  • [언급되지 않음] The charge meter can now be refilled by resupply cabinets.

2011년 6월 28일 패치

  • Fixed a bug where Demomen kept their leftover charge amount when self-aborting charges (you'll still keep leftovers when stopped by enemy airblasts).

2011년 9월 15일 패치

  • [언급되지 않음] The physics of charging with a shield as a Demoman have been altered.

2011년 9월 16일 패치

  • Fixed the Demoman not being able to charge while in the air.

2011년 10월 13일 패치 (Manniversary Update & Sale)

  • Fixed Demoman weapons primary/secondary being backwards in the loadout screen.

2012년 9월 21일 패치

  • Fixed the Demoman shields not saving their upgrades upon round reset in Mann vs. Machine.

2012년 9월 27일 패치

  • Fixed Demoman shields not reducing explosive damage in non-MvM games.

2014년 4월 1일 패치

  • Fixed framerate affecting player turn rate while using the shield charge.

2015년 12월 17일 패치 (Tough Break Update)

  • Changed attributes:
    • Melee damage boost after shield bash is based on the amount of charge consumed. Now provides mini-crit at 25% depleted, and full crit at 60% depleted.
    • Charging now removes debuffs from the Demoknight (Bleed, Fire, Mad Milk, Jarate).
    • Charge impacts now deal damage at any range, with damage that scales the longer the player charges.

Bugs

  • If the player manages to "impact" a friendly teammate with a shield bash (most commonly if the teammate is right next to a wall), the "charge impact" fanfare will still play despite players not being able to hit teammates.
  • While charging, the player's melee range is significantly increased. However, this never takes effect because swinging melee weapons while charging immediately ends the charge, and there's a 0.25 second delay between swinging and hitting with melee weapons (the range is calculated during the latter with the non-increased one). The only way to utilize the increased range is to swing the melee weapon right before charging, so the melee hit will land during the charge. [1][2]

Trivia

  • The trail left by the Demoman while charging is identical to the "phasing" effects granted by ingesting Bonk! Atomic Punch.
  • The three various charging sounds are a combination of two sounds already found in-game: some of the Demoman's death screams when he is killed by a critical hit, and the sound effect which the Stickybomb Launcher uses when charging up to launch a Stickybomb, only sped up.

References

  1. GetSwingRange function in game/shared/tf/tf_weaponbase_melee.cpp
  2. https://youtu.be/mb8XfWyUOcg?t=191