question: Why there are no aiming ? (only sniper, why ?)

[zapril]

question: Why there are no aiming ? (only sniper, why ?)

[Pakaku]

???

Every class requires aim except the Engineer's Sentry, and even that can be manually aimed with an unlock weapon.

[MVM exploder]

Cause if every class aimes, it would just be call of duty

[Saply]

All classes require aiming

Yes,even Solidition Man and Englishgineer man

[Yazite]

How to aim down ACOG scope as demonstration man??!!

[naii_]

What the ♥♥♥♥?
Let me say this in a language OP understands
Cyka Blyat

[Anatolia]

Please excuse me, but you should really elaborate on your inquiry as there's not much information concerning the matter at hand & your confusion in regards with the concept of "aiming". But nevertheless, I'd like to voice my views that each of the 9 classes requires aiming in their play style & how their played by a certain degree. Including classes such as the Soldier & the Engineer, for example.

To explain further, for the Soldier, a player who utilizes splash damage has to "aim" towards the ground near an enemy whilst not straying too far from the target. This is further supported by the existence of the Direct Hit which encourages accurate aiming to hit one's enemies without depending on splash damage.

Likewise, the Engineer also makes use of the concept of aiming in hostile encounters as well in situations where "spy checking" is practiced. A player will make use of his primary weapon to shoot suspicious teammates, heal buildings (Rescue Ranger), as well as damaging enemies when the situation calls for it.

But beyond that, as I've stated earlier, my outlook is that while some of the classes may not focus much at aiming, it still plays a role in every situation regardless of the intention of a class. After all, each of the nine classes has at least one weapon that is either projectile-based, or "hitscan-based" which requires a degree of aiming to make use of such weapons. But other than that, this is simply my thoughts in regards to the topic at hand.

[Autistic Whales]

I think he means iron sight where you zoom in.

[Viridon]

Originally posted by VALV%e Silver the Keybanker:

What the ♥♥♥♥?
Let me say this in a language OP understands
Cyka Blyat

Youre not funny.

[Daffy D The Supreme Gentleman]

Because tf2 isnt call of duty with all the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ scopes and ♥♥♥♥. All classes aim with your MOUSE CURSOR, But every ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ class dont need a scope

[Daffy D The Supreme Gentleman]

Originally posted by Viridon #Vacay4AMonth:

Originally posted by VALV%e Silver the Keybanker:

What the ♥♥♥♥?
Let me say this in a language OP understands
Cyka Blyat

Youre not funny.

Yes he is

[tf2player]

Originally posted by Frozt de la Cold:

Originally posted by Viridon #Vacay4AMonth:

Youre not funny.

Yes he is

No he isn't

[Viridon]

Originally posted by VALV%e Silver the Keybanker:

What the ♥♥♥♥?
Let me say this in a language OP understands
Cyka Blyat

Czech =/= Russian

[Metal Enjoyer]

Originally posted by ShadowGamerPug:

I think he means iron sight where you zoom in.

yeah

[I_am_person]

The thread quality has deteroiated...

[LambdaCore]

Originally posted by Anatolia:

Please excuse me, but you should really elaborate on your inquiry as there's not much information concerning the matter at hand & your confusion in regards with the concept of "aiming". But nevertheless, I'd like to voice my views that each of the 9 classes requires aiming in their play style & how their played by a certain degree. Including classes such as the Soldier & the Engineer, for example.

To explain further, for the Soldier, a player who utilizes splash damage has to "aim" towards the ground near an enemy whilst not straying too far from the target. This is further supported by the existence of the Direct Hit which encourages accurate aiming to hit one's enemies without depending on splash damage.

Likewise, the Engineer also makes use of the concept of aiming in hostile encounters as well in situations where "spy checking" is practiced. A player will make use of his primary weapon to shoot suspicious teammates, heal buildings (Rescue Ranger), as well as damaging enemies when the situation calls for it.

But beyond that, as I've stated earlier, my outlook is that while some of the classes may not focus much at aiming, it still plays a role in every situation regardless of the intention of a class. After all, each of the nine classes has at least one weapon that is either projectile-based, or "hitscan-based" which requires a degree of aiming to make use of such weapons. But other than that, this is simply my thoughts in regards to the topic at hand.

Way too much work for a low level troll