Community Gravel Pit-Strategie

Gravel Pit
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Typ:	Kontrollpunkte
Dateiname:	cp_gravelpit
Erschienen:	10. Oktober 2007 (Von Anfang an)
Variants:	Coal Pit und Lava Pit
Entwickler:	Valve
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Umgebung:	Industrie
Situation:	Tageslicht, bewölkt
Pyrovision Support:	Ja
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Gesundheitspakete:	×6  •   ×1
Munitionspakete:	×6   •    ×3
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Dieser Artikel erklärt die Community Gravel Pit Strategie.

Allgemein (Alle Klassen)

Wählen eines Punkts

Die Verteidiger verteidigen häufig nur einen Punkt, während sich die Angreifer am Anfang der Runde ebenfalls nur auf einen Punkt konzentrieren.  Es liegt in der Hand Ihres Teams, zu entscheiden, ob dies eine sinnvolle Strategie darstellt.  Es ist für verteidigende Pyros oder Spys einfach, den schlecht verteidigten Punkt schnell einzunehmen.

Allgemeine Verteidigung

Bei den ersten beiden Kontrollpunkten gibt es viele Flanken, achten sie also darauf, einen Medic dabeizuhaben und passen sie auf Demomen und Pyros auf. Gute Sentry Gun-Platzierung kann einen großen Unterschied machen.

Allgemeiner Angriff

Man sollte in Betracht ziehen, die Verteidiger zu flankieren, vor allem wenn man bereits einen der ersten Punkte eingenommen hat. Normalerweise wird Team RED zu fokussiert darauf sein zum anderen Punkt zurückzurennen, um zu bemerken, dass sie angegriffen werden.

Angriff

Angriff auf Kontrollpunkt A

• Sentrys im Haus um Kontrollpunkt A sind leicht zu zerstören, weil es mehrere Winkel gibt, aus der man die Sentry angreifen kann. Generell gibt es sehr wenig Schutz für Sentrys im Haus. Passen Sie auf Haftbomben an der Tür am Spawn auf, da dies eine sehr verbreitete Strategie ist.

• Manchmal werden die Verteidiger 3 oder 4 Sentrys um den Punkt aufstellen. Der beste Weg, um diese zu zerstören, ist, sie von einem Spy mit Sappern funktionsunfähug machen zu lassen, und sie dann von Demomen und Soldiern zerstören zu lassen. Sobald die Sentrys zerstört und die Feinde getötet sind, ist es sehr einfach, den Punkt einzunehmen. Lassen Sie den Weg von C zu A von Snipern überwachen. Seien Sie auch auf Pyros vorbereitet, die die Treppen heraufrennen. Dies ist eine verbreitete Verteidigungstaktik. Lassen Sie ihren Demoman Haftbomben platzieren, die er, falls Pyros den Raum betreten, zünden kann; sie werden getötet, bevor sie viel Schaden anrichten können.

Angriff auf Kontrollpunkt B

• Spys sollten sich darauf konzentrieren, Sentrys, die BLUs Ausgänge treffen können, zu zerstören. Demomen sind gut geeignet, den Kontrollpunkt von Gegnern zu säubern, sobald die restliche Umgebung frei ist. Pyros und Medics sollten versuchen den Kontrollpunkt zu halten, aber trotz allem starken Widerstamd erwarten.

• Springen sie mit einem Rocket/Sticky jump auf das Dach von Punkt B. Schießen sie durch die Fenster um verteidigende Sentrys zu zerstören. Aber vergessen sie nicht, dass auf dem Dach keine Munition oder Heilung gibt. Wenn Sie aber nahe am Rand des Dachs stehen, können sie von einem Medic geheilt werden.
  • One will quickly realize, that, while its easy to attack the corners of the control point room, you have no sightlines for the center of the room, the place most likely populated by enemies. If you are a Demoman, the answer is simple: shoot grenades into the corner of the far wall. The grenade will fall straight down onto the control point, bombarding anyone unfortunate enough to be blocking the cap.

Angriff auf Kontrollpunkt C

• Passen sie auf Sentrys auf, und versuchen Sie sie aus einer sicheren Entfernung auszuschalten. Soldiers und Demomen können die Rampen mit einem Rocket/Sticky Jump überspringen. Eine weitere verbreitete Strategie ist, einen Spy auf Punkt C warten zu lassen (Einfacher mit der Stillstanduhr), während er noch gesperrt ist. Sobald der Punkt entsperrt ist, kann er ihn schnell einnehmen, da es nur selten ausgebaute Verteidigungsmaßnahmen auf Punkt C gibt, wenn er noch gesperrt ist. Demomen sind sehr geeignet, eine bereits ausgebaute Verteidigung zu durchbrechen.

• Der Kontrollpunkt kann von einem Soldier/Demoman durch Rocket/Sticky Jumping sehr leicht erreicht werden. Um das zu tun, gehen sie zuerst durch den Tunnel von A zu C, um dann den rechten Ausgang aus den Tunneln Richtung C zu nehmen. Zwischen dem Ausgang des Tunnels und dem Kontrollpunkt befindet sich ein kleines Haus, dessen Dach man bereits vom Ausgang aus sehen kann. Als Soldier kann man einfach vom Dach des Hauses Rocket jumpen, als Demoman darf man die Haftbomben auf dem Dach erst zünden, wenn man sich bereits in der Luft über den Haftbomben befindet. Beide Methoden sollten den Spieler auf den Kontrollpunkt befördern. Man kann auch vom Linken Tunnelausgang A (Nicht die Treppe nach unten) oder B aus Rocket Jumpen. Diese Wege sind aber riskanter, weil die Verteidiger die Angreifer normalerweise von dort erwarten.

• Als Pyro sollte man versuchen, den Kontrollpunkt unbemerkt zu erreichen. Wenn das nicht möglich ist, kann man schnell auf den Turm rennen, während das eigene Team die Verteidiger ablenkt. Sobald man auf dem Turm ist, sollte man möglichst viel Schaden anrichten, ein guter Pyro kann die komplette Verteidigung des gegnerischen Teams zerstören. Wenn der Kontrollpunkt allerdings bereits von einem Engineer bzw. mehreren Engineeren besetzt ist, ist es am einfachsten, mit einem Spy in der Nähe zu kooperieren. Der Spy wird - falls vorhanden - die Sentry des Engineers/der Engineere sappen, was dem Pyro genug Zeit gibt, alle Gebäude zu zerstören und die gegnerischen Spieler auf Punkt C zu töten.

Defense

Defending Control Point A

• Defending capture point A can be challenging since there are more ways to attack it and less defensive spots at the point. Early in the round, some players may to try to repel invading BLU team members attacking from the two ramps along the outside of the area. Engineers may set up Sentry Guns inside the building with the point. Another effective place to set up a Sentry is beneath the BLU exit. Sentry Guns can even be placed in the BLU exit itself: if an Engineer builds a Dispenser below the exit, he can jump on top of it, which will allow him to place a Sentry Gun in the exit tunnel. Pyros can surprise enemy players who assume this area to be empty.

Defending Control Point B

• Most rounds start with a heavy defense at Capture Point B. Sentry Guns inside the building and on the ramp out in front of the building can be difficult to remove. Demomen can get on top of the building and lob grenades or set Stickybombs on the point. Soldiers can also get onto the building using rocket jumps, as well as Scouts using the Force-A-Nature or Atomizer.
• In particular, an Engineer that can build a Sentry Gun on the roof of the point can greatly assist in defense. Such a position is hard for enemies to reach reliably and has an excellent field of view for defending the point.

Defending Control Point C

• If one of the initial points is taken, check C for Scouts and Spies. They may be camping there so they can instantly capture C when both initial points are captured.

• There are four routes into the defensive area: the left side, the right side (on the ramp or from below via the tunnel) and directly from in front. A highly effective solution to this is to have one Sentry Gun on each side of the map, at the top of the ramps leading to the ledges. This covers the left and right sides, leaving the direct route from in front and the right side tunnel. (Both Sentry Guns need a Sentry Gun guard (preferably a Soldier) to prevent the enemy having enough time to set up Sticky traps around the guns, or kill them with splash damage, etc, and to protect against Spies).

• The direct entrance is fairly easily held by two or so players simply fighting at that exit; a Sticky trap here is effective. This leaves the right side tunnel (which is fairly well covered by the right side Sentry Gun) any enemy who comes through that route must come in range of the Sentry Gun. The Sentry Gun guard will protect against a Demoman trying to launch grenades at the Sentry Gun from cover.

• If these defenses fail, the only remedy is direct combat. If this happens and the offense uses ÜberCharges to clear the tower, a Pyro can stand in the rear area of the point and use compression blasts on anyone that makes it to the top. This can force the ÜberCharged pair back to the base of the tower.

• The compression blast strategy is also effective against Soldiers and Demomen who try to Rocket/Sticky jump from the small shed across from the A corridor up to Capture Point C. The damage from the explosion and the resulting fall from being pushed back can sometimes kill already weakened opponents. Even if it doesn't, it's still a long, dangerous hike back to the top of the tower.

Class-specific strategy

 Scout

General

• When on offense, try to stick to one Control point depending on how many people are assaulting the point. Let your teammates soak up enemy fire; you can dash into the point as soon as it is safe. B is usually the better bet since the Engineer's Sentry Guns are highly unlikely to be finished when the round proper begins.

• Another valid tactic is to head straight to Point C and wait on the roof of the point before the enemy sets up defenses. If your teammates keep the enemy busy, you may be able to capture it before any enemies can get to you.

• Defending Gravel Pit as a Scout may or may not be such a good idea, depending on how well you can avoid enemy fire, but the various flanking routes available (such as the tunnel between B and A) give you an advantage and the possibility to take down enemy Medics.

 Soldier

General

• Use the roof of Point B to your advantage. It is a great place for Soldiers, you can watch over the point as well as the paths leading from the enemy spawn. If you are on the roof, be wary of enemy Snipers, Demomen and Soldiers.

• You can rocket jump onto the roofs of the small huts surrounding Point A for a height advantage, and a clear view of all incoming attackers.

• When defending or attacking Point C, you can reach the peak of the tower with a rocket jump by jumping onto the roof of the small house that is in front of the point. This allows you to either quickly attack, or quickly defend the point, depending on what team you are on.

• When facing Sentry Guns with long sight lines that are difficult to spam as a Demoman, spamming the sentry from outside of its range is an excellent tactic, as your rockets have no falloff against buildings. This works particularly well with the Direct Hit, although remember that none of your rocket launchers can destroy a sentry being actively repaired. This tactic is extremely useful for Point C, where Sentry Guns are usually quite high up and out of reach of Demomen.

 Pyro

General

• Due to the open nature of the map, it is hard for Pyros to perform ambushes in general. Use the rocks and ramps as cover, and take advantage of corners whenever possible.

• Take the road less travelled. There is almost always more than one way to a given point on the map, so check which way the majority of the team is going, and go the other route. When fighting for Control Points A and B, traversing on the path between the two points can achieve many surprise kills.

• Due to its isolated nature, Control Point A is often undefended, and RED team will rarely offer more than token resistance in defending it. Due to this, it is possible for a RED Pyro to execute devastating ambushes since BLU players will rarely expect any serious resistance. By hiding underneath the capture point (in the shack with the health pack), Pyros can often set the enemy team ablaze by coming up the stairs. At worst, it'll just be a minor annoyance and slightly delay their capture. At best, it can kill a few players and force an ÜberCharge.

• Control Point B is often very well-defended, and its open nature makes it hard to perform ambushes. Try to use the house as cover when cornering to ambush, be careful of attacks that may come through the windows.

• The areas connecting Control Points A and B to Control Point C are well-suited for ambushes. Use the corridors to restrict enemy movement, but be sure to always have an escape route handy.

• Compression blasts are invaluable on Control Point C, both on RED and on BLU. Use it to force enemies off the point or deny a rocket-jumping Soldier from accessing it.

 Demoman

General

• When defending Point B, remember that the entire room counts as the point, so spread your Stickybombs out as much as possible.

• Grenade jump or sticky jump onto the roof of Point B, and rain Stickybombs and Grenades down upon advancing enemies.

• Place Stickybombs around the attacking team's exits. They should be low enough that the enemy can't see them, you can then take out anything that comes toward the point you're defending.

• When defending the last point, remember that you can launch your Stickybombs long distances. You do not need to be up at the top in order to replace them.

• When defending C, and it is about to be captured, try sticky jumping all the way to the top to surprise the enemy with a barrage of grenades.

 Heavy

General

• An ideal map for the Heavy, as his high health can get your team a foothold in heavily defended areas.

• Be sure to use the small areas on the Capture Points to your advantage, but make sure to have someone cover your flank as there are alternate entrances from both sides to take both points.

• Gravel Pit favors Snipers with its long sight lines and relatively limited amounts of cover at places. Counter this by taking an alternate route to hit the enemy. There is always more than one way to approach the other team.

• Point C is a double-edged sword for Heavies. While the cramped space on the tower leading up to C and the point itself means their firepower can tear up opponents, the multiple angles of attack in C's direction makes it hard to defend on the point.

• Use the Minigun's knockback to push Soldiers, Übered or otherwise, out of their trajectory and away from Point C (this works especially well with Natascha also, as if they do happen to land they will be adequately pinned down).

• While difficult to pull off, a hilarious option for RED Heavies is to scale the rock 'pillar' on the right side of the left-hand exit from BLU spawn to A (the exit nearest the mining tunnel). Two tricky crouch-strafe jumps will allow him access to tunnel to spawn, where BLU can be warmly greeted by a large Russian man and his gun. Most teams don't see it coming, and throwing in a Kritzkrieg assuming the Medic can get up there makes this even more successful when pulled off correctly.

 Engineer

General

• Build a Dispenser along the wall under one of the tunnel exits at either control point A or B. You should be able to jump-crouch on to the Dispenser, and then jump-crouch into the tunnel normally only accessible by the other team and begin building in there. A few Engineers inside that tunnel should keep the enemies at bay for some time.

Sentry Gun Placements

• Consider the following locations for placing a Sentry Gun nest when playing on RED:

Control point A

• Just in front of the little hut adjacent to the point. You should aim it so that it faces the edge of the map, and thus pans from the point to the start of the hill. The advantage of putting a Sentry Gun here is that it's very hard to hit with splash damage because it's uphill. You can also put your Sentry Gun in the hut. The only way to take it out is by using a Demoman (or a skilled Soldier), or ranging it from the C side of the point, and this is where the next Sentry Gun comes into play.

• Behind the Control point, covering the left-side approach to the A/C connector. You should build it just outside of the Control point, but with the Sentry Gun's back to the Control point (just before the corner of the Control point). The sole purpose of this Sentry Gun is to cover the previous Sentry Gun. You should build it so that you can stand inside the relative comfort of the control point and still be able to repair the Sentry Gun. This also protects the Sentry Gun from splash damage. Note that this one has a slight weakness to the ramp entrance of the Control point due to the tracking time required to shoot from that direction.

• On top of the pile of rocks in the front center of the area. Once built, this sentry covers both exits, although it turns rather slowly and is easily spammed from the point itself. It also doesn't cover both exits equally, so it may be distracted by one enemy while others take another route.

• On top of the first hut on the left. Ideally, you want it on the back left corner so that as little of the Sentry Gun is showing as possible. This position is great at covering the first tunnel on the left and the A-B Connector tunnel, although it can be easily spammed by Soldiers once gotten past. When pointed the other way on offense, this sentry position covers the A-C and A-B Connector tunnels well, providing excellent cover for a teleport going to A.

Control point B

• Behind the rocks by the left BLU respawn area. By putting a Dispenser against the rocks, and then placing the Sentry Gun against the Dispenser, you create an encampment that covers from the left side of the rocks, to the entrance of Capture point B. The rocks protect it from attacks from the BLU spawn, and the angles make it hard to hit from the right point without being in range (though it is possible).

• Under the left stairs leading from Capture point C to point B. Don't build it right against the wall, but rather build it such that the Sentry Gun is pointing to the back entrance of Capture point B (with line of sight), and so that you can hide under the ramp with a Dispenser and repair it.

• If you have the Wrangler, you may build a sentry near the capture point perimeter and sentry jump onto the roof of the structure that is housing the control point. It is advised that you have a teleporter entrance built and enough metal to build either a teleporter exit or Dispenser to set up a nest on the roof. This is a very good strategy if you want to ambush people capturing as there are two windows in the roof that can allow a sentry to shoot down from the roof. The Wrangler will help you kill people hiding in the corners via the rockets if you manage to get a level-3 sentry on the roof.

• On the large ramp leading to the Capture Point closest to the BLU tunnel. Ideally, the sentry should be facing the BLU spawn and should be near the top of the ramp. When well maintained, this sentry covers all of the Capture Point area and most of the area in front of the control point. It is also very difficult to spam this position, although it still can be spammed through the windows and from atop the roof of B.

• Behind the shed near the A-B Connecting tunnel. This sentry position effectively locks down the short tunnel area and makes it difficult to rocket/sticky jump onto the roof of B. It also partially covers the farther tunnel, although attackers can still get through fairly easily. Be careful, however, as this position can be spammed from the tunnels leading to C and the front of the control point.

Control point C

• On either ramp leading up to the tower (the big metal ones). The trick to making this Sentry Gun deadly is in its position. You want it facing the tower, and back against the rock wall (use alternate fire, and the Sentry Gun should be at roughly a 45 degree angle). You also want to put it about 2/3rds of the way up the ramp, not at the top of the ramp. The idea is to build it such that when it's fully upgraded only the guns and Rocket Launcher are visible. This allows the Sentry Gun to attack, but minimizes what is visible (due to the height difference, and the little wall at the entrance from Capture Point B). One of these on each ramp, blocks all access to the tower, and can even hit people at the top.

• On either of the second landings of the tower (in the corners). The ramps up to the 3rd landing protect it from the middle entrance to Capture point C, and it's in range to attack most people from the side entrances (except Soldiers). As long as you sit there and spam repair the Sentry Gun, it should stay up with anything less than two Soldiers hitting it.

• On the right side of the shed in front of C, facing the Capture Point. this sentry position often will catch people off guard, and will also deal heavy damage to rocket/sticky jumping attackers. Beware however, as this sentry position doesn't cover the point itself, and can be easily spammed by Soldiers and Demomen once found.

 Medic

Offense

• This map works well with either the ÜberCharge or the Kritzkrieg as many of the potential Sentry Gun locations can be fired at from outside their range. If you find a Sentry Gun that you will not be able to take down despite having a Kritzkrieg, simply ask an explosive or ranged class to deal with the Sentry Gun before rushing in (if necessary, you can also use the Syringe Gun's needle arc to hit an unattended Sentry Gun).

• When coming out of the door to A, it may be worth using a normal ÜberCharge straight away to save you or your patient from being killed by stickytraps. However, if you plan to do this, make sure that the stickytraps cannot be cleared any other way, and that the enemy are close enough for your charge to do some damage after pushing out.

• When capturing A, stay with a potential charge target near the door/corridor going to C. This will reduce your chances of being backstabbed as Spies will usually try to kill a person or two when a crowd of people is on the point itself, and will deny the RED team any chances to manually block the point.

• When jumping out of the far right door at B, use your charge regardless of what type it is (unless there is a Sentry Gun and you are using the Kritzkrieg, in which case, stay hidden until you know it's safe to rush in). This will at the very least serve as a distraction so friendly players can dispose of any defenses and shift the RED team's attention away from other potential entrances to the point, such as the rear ramp or the roof for high jumping classes.

• When running from one point to another via the C entrances and exits, make sure not to be seen by any spawning RED players. If you are, make it imperative that as soon as you can use it effectively, deploy the ÜberCharge to decrease the chances of you losing your charge to any enemies trying to come up behind you.

• Übercharging in to destroy Sentry Guns at C is probably your best bet, as using it at the bottom of the point will be a waste since you will need to spend the time running up to the capture zone, and on the point itself you will be unable to capture the point while Übered (allowing the RED team to simply knock you off and completely waste your efforts).

• A Kritzkrieg can also be used with a Demoman or Soldier to good effect on the last point, as you can fire Critical explosives up at any enemies congregating on the point. That said, be particularly careful of ambushing Pyros from the left or right sides, and also reflecting Pyros on the point itself (the distance from the area entrances to the point being long enough for Pyros to easily time their reflects and aim them appropriately).

Defense

• If you can manage it, charge a Kritzkrieg before the round starts. This will allow you to reliably charge a Soldier or Demoman, hurling highly damaging explosives into the BLU spawn and possibly killing many players (thus buying your team more time to build up their defenses).

• If nobody except you and a patient are at A when the round starts, hide under the point next to the health pack. This will mean that when the BLU team pushes onto the point en masse, you can charge up there and kill a large amount of them (depending on the class you have Übercharged), also blocking the capture in the process.

• At B, the best thing you can do is charge an ÜberCharge and then simply wait for the BLU team to push in. This will mean you can counter Über them, prompting them to run away and lose focus on the point (also giving you a window of opportunity to kill them as they flee).
• A Kritzkrieg can be very useful around the B point for disposing of any BLU players scattered around the point during a push, minus those that are Übercharged. This means you can wipe out any flanking classes and try to protect the point with Krits, should the enemies be in the process of capturing it.

• At C, the normal ÜberCharge comes in very handy for destroying any forward bases BLU Engineers have put up. The most common of these arrangements are situated in the halls to the right of C, also serving as the corridor between A and C. Any Sentry Guns here, with the exception of those placed in the exit doorway to A, can be destroyed via splash damage or round corners, allowing you to save your charge for the BLU team themselves. When trying to push the BLU team back from this area, make sure that your team has other players on the opposite side of the hallway, otherwise, the enemies might simply be displaced to the C point area instead of back into A.

• Charging on the point can also be used to block it should a BLU push be successful, acting as a temporary block on the capture. However, the small area and high altitude of the point make being knocked back a problem, as if you are airblasted or shot off, you are unlikely to make it back up in time to stop the capture.

• When attempting to push the BLU team right back into one of the previous points, be alert as to the status of point C and try to keep within a certain distance from it. Otherwise, you may push too far out and leave it open to Backcapping from Spies or Scouts.

 Sniper

General

• Gravel Pit's long sight lines favor Snipers, and almost all approaches to the capture points are marked by areas that one or two Snipers can readily cover. As BLU, anticipate at least one RED Sniper with the team in each CP, and as RED, remember that BLU has several protected sniping areas that you do not.

• When on BLU, you're somewhat limited in what you can do. BLU is bottlenecked very badly when exiting spawn into both A and B. However, once your team has taken ground at either point, the bottleneck becomes less of a problem, allowing you to snipe enemies coming to fight off your teammates with greater ease. Also, after taking both A and B, enemies on the tower at C are vulnerable to Sniper fire. C is where you'll be able to do more damage.

• Look for alternate attack routes, especially on Point C. It is possible to snipe distracted defenders from multiple angles and sneak away quickly to another one before they can react.

Defense

Defending Point A

• When defending A, there are four entrances to A to consider:
  • 2 spawn entrances,
  • The connecting tunnel, and
  • 1 entrance from C.
• If B hasn't been taken, the C entrances doesn't pose much threat. A is undoubtedly the harder point to snipe at. There is no clear view into the bottlenecked spawn entrances, or any good cover. However, you can see most of the whole side of the map from the building that houses the control point.

Defending Point B

• When defending B, there are 5 entrances to B that you must be aware of when sniping:
  • 2 coming from BLU spawn
  • 2 coming from C
  • 1 connecting tunnel between A and B
• Again, if A hasn't been taken, then you don't have to worry about the C entrances very much if at all. The connecting tunnel entrance is positioned directly to the right of the right spawn exit, so watching both at the same time is relatively easy, yet somewhat inaccessible. The left exit, is a long tunnel that forces the BLU players into a bottleneck, and with a large rock outside of it offering a defensive Sniper cover, it makes a good spot for sniping.

Defending Point C

• When defending Point C, either side of the spawn point gives a good field of fire and relative protection from Spies due to the long run to reach it. You can also shoot into the side hallways from here. Also, the tower that houses the final control point gives relatively good cover, and allows you a good view of all 3 entrances into C.

 Spy

General

• Since Gravel Pit has 2 initial Control points, it can be useful to soften up a lesser defended point (sap Sentry Guns, backstab Snipers etc.) coordinated by an immediate rush by some of your team (a Scout rush works best in this situation) to easily capture the point. Usually this point is A because it's considered harder to defend.

• A Spy can be quite necessary on the most heavily defended Control point as there are usually at least one or two Sentry Guns that are supported by other players, making them almost indestructible. The best way to deal with these Sentry Guns is to co-ordinate with your team to sap the Sentry Gun and follow it with a push. Keep in mind that as you do this it's likely you'll be seen and killed.

• Defending Engineers will often create Teleporters from their respawn to their front line. If you sap these Teleporters, it will slow down the defensive players, and also coax the Engineer(s) away from their Sentry Gun(s), allowing your team to destroy it easier. Keep in mind that doing this will often result in the C area to be Spy-checked, so the best idea would be to sap them, Cloak and then run back into your own territory.

• If you manage to sneak to point C, feel free to spawn camp, as RED players will hardly expect a Spy near the left spawn door they use the most; keep in mind that respawned victims may take the right door to pay you back.

• After the first point has been captured but before the second, you can Cloak up to the C point and camp there until the second point has been captured, when you can undisguise and quickly capture the point. It is likely that defenders will come up and kill you when they notice their point is being captured, but you may finish capping the point before they get there. This position is easy to hold, because defenders rarely ever go up there until the second point is being captured, but you must make sure that they can't see you from the ground. If they do, they'll usually start checking the point. Keep in mind though that the same task could be done with a Scout which usually has a better outcome once you get on the point.