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Recall a poster just yesterday mentioning some sniper who knew just exactly how long it takes for spies after spawning to reach his location on some map, and how he'd turn and jarate them.
He merely knew their paint by number pattern in that situation. All it took.
With spies, it's far more often your own teammates being dumb is the only thing that ever be any bit of dangerous.
A big portion of the """good""" ones know it, too. They won't dare be anywhere near you if you shoot at them once or twice. They'll wait to get one of the 4-dozen assorted buffs Valve throw at spy from killing the team's gibus before they will risk anything.
If it means they have to stand around being a team's unwanted burden for half the match instead of switching class, that is how they will play out.
And frankly I am fine with that, no team needs more than one spee.
I think your description of spy matches you more, OP.
With the spy it's a great class with a high level of skill that should be reserved for veteran players, and yet seems to attract fools who don't know how to play the class.
As a veteran spy, if I saw your rant in chat while in game I'd start to target you exclusively. You'd be in a pack, next to the pyro and then get backstabbed. I was the pyro.
I'd figure that with that level of outrage that I could make you flip out, and as a spy making the team lose their cool is the name of the game.
One significant weakness I think the spy faces is his movement speed, he struggles to close the gap when going for a backstab whereas the scout ignores this problem entirely thanks to his speed and the sniper only needs a good sightline.
If you asked me to change the spy I’d bump his base movement up to 128%. Same as a medic with maxed out overdose or a soldier with the escape plan at around 30 health. Then I’d buff his movement speed while cloaked to 133%.
It sounds pretty cheesy but I honestly think spy would be more fun to play with these changes. He usually dies right away after getting caught or getting a backstab, but this way you’d at least have a chance. Let me know how you’d change the class as well.