Talk:Community Heavy strategy
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GRU + Dalokohs's Bar Tip
Consider using this with the Dalokohs Bar, as the +50 maximum HP buff can be used to reach the front lines faster, with less base health lost.
I vote to remove this tip as I feel it has no pratical application considering you can use the sandvich to regain health insead at a much more efficient rate
Lordfa9 18:14, 1 June 2011 (UTC)
Dalokohs's Bar
* The Dalokohs Bar is a craftable secondary weapon for the Heavy. Consuming the Dalokohs Bar restores 60 HP over four seconds when eaten, and increases the Heavy's maximum health to 350 HP for 30 seconds. As with the Sandvich, the Heavy becomes immobile and makes highly audible eating noises. ** At the end of the 30-second time limit, any health over 300 becomes overheal health, and will fully drain away in around 7 seconds.
* Unlike the Sandvich or Buffalo Steak Sandvich, the Dalokohs Bar has no cooldown timer, and thus can be consumed consecutively multiple times to restore health. However, be wary that consuming it will still take time, so it is often wiser to simply look for more health pickups if the chance of being ambushed by enemies is high.
I'm pretty sure this info is outdated. If I can find some time I'll retest and rewrite this.
Lordfa9 18:32, 1 June 2011 (UTC)
Cooperative Class Strategies: Possible Demoman Tip
Does anyone know if classes other than other Demomen can Sticky Jump on friendly Sticky Bombs? Airrider 19:04, 6 June 2011 (EST) No, the Demoman's Sticky Bombs only affect himself and opponents in standard gameplay Inkmonkey 12:00, 6 August 2011 (PDT)
Cleanup
I'm going through this article and removing quite a lot of repetition (Trying to condense notes into fewer words, grouping similar points into one note etc). I'm being rather ruthless, but to be honest, this page and its counterparts for other classes are a total mess and really need it. Manta 05:36, 26 September 2011 (PDT)
Stand by a dispenser and get shot...?!
Numerous times this strat guide states that standing by a dispenser and semi blindly spraying rounds is a good idea.
Simply put, it never is in any situation. Why are these obviously terrible bits of advice still on the article? JimmyDeSouza 15:34, 28 December 2011 (PST)
