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Rei1556: /* Armor */ you can use the todo template silly

2026-08-28T01:50:39Z

Armor: you can use the todo template silly

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	== Armor ==		== Armor ==
	'''Armor''' is an additional resource that absorbs 80% of damage taken by the player and reduces it by half. ~~'''TODO:~~ Add ~~other details'''~~		'''Armor''' is an additional resource that absorbs 80% of damage taken by the player and reduces it by half. {{InlineTodo\|Add more info}}

	Unlike health, armor cannot be given by [[Medics]], [[Buildings\|Dispensers]] or resupply cabinets. It can instead be obtained from pickups or chargers in specific maps. Also, armor does not have an equivalent to overheal.		Unlike health, armor cannot be given by [[Medics]], [[Buildings\|Dispensers]] or resupply cabinets. It can instead be obtained from pickups or chargers in specific maps. Also, armor does not have an equivalent to overheal.

Static Fanatic at 15:23, 25 August 2026

2026-08-25T15:23:53Z

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	'''Armor''' is an additional resource that absorbs 80% of damage taken by the player and reduces it by half. '''TODO: Add other details'''		'''Armor''' is an additional resource that absorbs 80% of damage taken by the player and reduces it by half. '''TODO: Add other details'''

	Unlike health, armor cannot be given by [[Medics]], [[Buildings\|Dispensers]] or resupply cabinets. It can instead be obtained from pickups in specific maps. Also, armor does not have an equivalent to overheal.		Unlike health, armor cannot be given by [[Medics]], [[Buildings\|Dispensers]] or resupply cabinets. It can instead be obtained from pickups or chargers in specific maps. Also, armor does not have an equivalent to overheal.

	=== Armor Comparison ===		=== Armor Comparison ===

Static Fanatic at 15:15, 25 August 2026

2026-08-25T15:15:02Z

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	'''Armor''' is an additional resource that absorbs 80% of damage taken by the player and reduces it by half. '''TODO: Add other details'''		'''Armor''' is an additional resource that absorbs 80% of damage taken by the player and reduces it by half. '''TODO: Add other details'''

	Unlike health, armor cannot be given by [[Medics]], [[Buildings\|Dispensers]] or resupply cabinets. ~~Instead, it~~ can be obtained from ~~armor~~ pickups in specific maps. ~~Armor also~~ does not have an equivalent to overheal.		Unlike health, armor cannot be given by [[Medics]], [[Buildings\|Dispensers]] or resupply cabinets. It can instead be obtained from pickups in specific maps. Also, armor does not have an equivalent to overheal.

	=== Armor Comparison ===		=== Armor Comparison ===

Static Fanatic: Added section on armour

2026-08-25T15:10:51Z

Added section on armour

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	{{Quotation\|'''The Civilian'''\|Excuse me, I'm in need of medical attention!}}		{{Quotation\|'''The Civilian'''\|Excuse me, I'm in need of medical attention!}}

	'''Health''' is one of the most important ~~aspects of your character~~ in TF2 Classified, because, as you can expect, you die if it reaches zero. Dying is usually considered to be a bad thing, as the more time you spend waiting to respawn, the less time you're spending killing the other team. Therefore, in order to have a good time, it is advisable to find a way to keep that health as high as possible, much like in real life.		'''Health''' is one of the most important resources in TF2 Classified because, as you can expect, you die if it reaches zero. Dying is usually considered to be a bad thing, as the more time you spend waiting to respawn, the less time you're spending killing the other team. Therefore, in order to have a good time, it is advisable to find a way to keep that health as high as possible, much like in real life.

	Also check the table on the [[Classes]] page to see Health, Speed and Armor [[Classes#Stats\|here]].		Also check the table on the [[Classes]] page to see Health, Speed and Armor [[Classes#Stats\|here]].
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	== Armor ==		== Armor ==
			'''Armor''' is an additional resource that absorbs 80% of damage taken by the player and reduces it by half. '''TODO: Add other details'''

			Unlike health, armor cannot be given by [[Medics]], [[Buildings\|Dispensers]] or resupply cabinets. Instead, it can be obtained from armor pickups in specific maps. Armor also does not have an equivalent to overheal.

	=== Armor Comparison ===		=== Armor Comparison ===
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Static Fanatic: Added armor section

2026-08-25T14:56:49Z

Added armor section

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 {{Quotation|'''The Civilian'''|Excuse me, I'm in need of medical attention!}}
-'''Health''' is most likely the most important aspect of your character in Team Fortress 2 Classic, because, as you can expect, if it reaches zero, you die. Dying is usually considered to be a bad thing, as the more time you spend waiting to respawn, the less time you're spending killing the other team. Therefore, in order to have a good time, it is advisable to find a way to keep that health as high as possible, much like in real life.
+'''Health''' is one of the most important aspects of your character in TF2 Classified, because, as you can expect, you die if it reaches zero. Dying is usually considered to be a bad thing, as the more time you spend waiting to respawn, the less time you're spending killing the other team. Therefore, in order to have a good time, it is advisable to find a way to keep that health as high as possible, much like in real life.
-Also check the table on the [[Classes]] page to see Health & Speed [[Classes#Stats|here]]
+Also check the table on the [[Classes]] page to see Health, Speed and Armor [[Classes#Stats|here]].
 == Health Comparison ==
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 | Medic
 | The Überspritze decreases the Medic's maximum health by 10, down to 140.
 |}

HayRobbie: Removed Hunting Revolver info; it no longer gives extra health

2026-08-25T11:22:59Z

Removed Hunting Revolver info; it no longer gives extra health

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	! class="header" style="font-size: 16px;background-color: #583a31;color: white;" \| Class		! class="header" style="font-size: 16px;background-color: #583a31;color: white;" \| Class
	! class="header" style="font-size: 16px;background-color: #583a31;color: white;" \| Notes		! class="header" style="font-size: 16px;background-color: #583a31;color: white;" \| Notes
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	~~\| '''[[Hunting Revolver]]'''~~
	~~\| [[File:Backpack_Hunting Revolver.png\|150px]]~~
	~~\| Sniper~~
	~~\| The Hunting Rifle increases the Sniper's maximum health by 25, up to 150.~~
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''[[Überspritze]]'''		\| '''[[Überspritze]]'''

Static Fanatic: Removed outdated HR info

2026-08-25T10:14:59Z

Removed outdated HR info

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	\| 185		\| 185
	\| 60		\| 60
	\|-
	~~\| '''[[Sniper]]''' ([[Hunting Revolver]])~~
	~~\| 150~~
	~~\| 225~~
	~~\| 75~~
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''[[Spy]]'''		\| '''[[Spy]]'''

NinjaV at 03:37, 4 January 2026

2026-01-04T03:37:29Z

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	'''Health''' is most likely the most important aspect of your character in Team Fortress 2 Classic, because, as you can expect, if it reaches zero, you die. Dying is usually considered to be a bad thing, as the more time you spend waiting to respawn, the less time you're spending killing the other team. Therefore, in order to have a good time, it is advisable to find a way to keep that health as high as possible, much like in real life.		'''Health''' is most likely the most important aspect of your character in Team Fortress 2 Classic, because, as you can expect, if it reaches zero, you die. Dying is usually considered to be a bad thing, as the more time you spend waiting to respawn, the less time you're spending killing the other team. Therefore, in order to have a good time, it is advisable to find a way to keep that health as high as possible, much like in real life.

			Also check the table on the [[Classes]] page to see Health & Speed [[Classes#Stats\|here]]

	== Health Comparison ==		== Health Comparison ==

VivaRomania at 22:39, 2 July 2025

2025-07-02T22:39:02Z

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	* [[Pickups]]		* [[Pickups]]
	* [[Ammo]]		* [[Ammo]]

			[[Category:Gameplay]]

VoxelObsession: Created page with "{{Quotation|'''The Civilian'''|Excuse me, I'm in need of medical attention!}} '''Health''' is most likely the most important aspect of your character in Team Fortress 2 Classic, because, as you can expect, if it reaches zero, you die. Dying is usually considered to be a bad thing, as the more time you spend waiting to respawn, the less time you're spending killing the other team. Therefore, in order to have a good time, it is advisable to find a way to keep that health..."

2025-07-02T17:51:05Z

Created page with "{{Quotation|'''The Civilian'''|Excuse me, I'm in need of medical attention!}} '''Health''' is most likely the most important aspect of your character in Team Fortress 2 Classic, because, as you can expect, if it reaches zero, you die. Dying is usually considered to be a bad thing, as the more time you spend waiting to respawn, the less time you're spending killing the other team. Therefore, in order to have a good time, it is advisable to find a way to keep that health..."

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{{Quotation|'''The Civilian'''|Excuse me, I'm in need of medical attention!}}

'''Health''' is most likely the most important aspect of your character in Team Fortress 2 Classic, because, as you can expect, if it reaches zero, you die. Dying is usually considered to be a bad thing, as the more time you spend waiting to respawn, the less time you're spending killing the other team. Therefore, in order to have a good time, it is advisable to find a way to keep that health as high as possible, much like in real life.

== Health Comparison ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:left;"
! class="header" style="font-size: 16px;background-color: #583a31;color: white;" | Class
! class="header" style="font-size: 16px;background-color: #583a31;color: white;" | Base health
! class="header" style="font-size: 16px;background-color: #583a31;color: white;" | Overhealed health
! class="header" style="font-size: 16px;background-color: #583a31;color: white;" | Total increase
|-
| '''[[Scout]]'''
| 125
| 185
| 60
|-
| '''[[Soldier]]'''
| 200
| 300
| 100
|-
| '''[[Pyro]]'''
| 175
| 260
| 85
|-
| '''[[Demoman]]'''
| 175
| 260
| 85
|-
| '''[[Heavy]]'''
| 300
| 450
| 150
|-
| '''[[Engineer]]'''
| 125
| 185
| 60
|-
| '''[[Medic]]'''
| 150
| 225
| 75
|-
| '''[[Medic]]''' ([[Überspritze]])
| 140
| 210
| 70
|-
| '''[[Sniper]]'''
| 125
| 185
| 60
|-
| '''[[Sniper]]''' ([[Hunting Revolver]])
| 150
| 225
| 75
|-
| '''[[Spy]]'''
| 125
| 185
| 60
|-
| '''[[Civilian]]'''
| 200
| 300
| 100
|}

=== Overheal ===
'''Overheal''' is an effect where your health is increased above your base health, maximum health up to 150% of their base health. For example, a [[Heavy]] has 300 base health, and thus recieves 150 extra health with overheal, totalling to 450 health in total. For some patients with lower max health, for example a [[Scout]], if the overheal would end with a decimal, it is rounded down to a multiple of 5. So a Scout would only get up to 185 health with overheal.

Overheal is indicated to the player by their HUD health icon glowing and growing larger the more they are overhealed. Overheal is also visible to other players by the presence of overheal particles that come off of other players.

Overheal slowly decays with time, approximately 15 seconds, provided the person overhealed doesn't take any damage. The overheal decay time is the same regardless of your class. While a [[Spy]] can be boosted to 185 health and a [[Soldier]] is boosted to 300 health, they both decay in the same time.

=== Weapons that affect base health ===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:left;"
! class="header" style="font-size: 16px;background-color: #583a31;color: white;" | Name
! class="header" style="font-size: 16px;background-color: #583a31;color: white;" | Picture
! class="header" style="font-size: 16px;background-color: #583a31;color: white;" | Class
! class="header" style="font-size: 16px;background-color: #583a31;color: white;" | Notes
|-
| '''[[Hunting Revolver]]'''
| [[File:Backpack_Hunting Revolver.png|150px]]
| Sniper
| The Hunting Rifle increases the Sniper's maximum health by 25, up to 150.
|-
| '''[[Überspritze]]'''
| [[File:Backpack_Überspritze.png|120px]]
| Medic
| The Überspritze decreases the Medic's maximum health by 10, down to 140.
|}

== Update history ==
{{Update history|
{{Update|2.0.0 (BETA)}}
* Fixed spies seeing health of cloaked enemy spies
* Fixed health amounts above 150% causing flashing HUD health icon to grow indefinitely large.

{{Update|2.0.0 (BETA 2)}}
* Deathmatch - Set player overheal decay 25% slower
* Deathmatch - Buffed player overheal cap to 200%

{{Update|2.0.0 (BETA 2)}}
* Raised Deathmatch overheal drain time to 30 seconds (from 20)
* Deathmatch - Buffed player overheal cap to 200%

{{Update|2.0.0}}
* Equipping the Uberspritze will now remove 25 health.
* Added low health warning sound.
* Players will now make louder pain sounds when below 25% health.

{{Update|2.0.2}}
* Updated the Überspritze: Health penalty has been lessened to -10 (from -25) health
* Fixed an exploit where Huntsman arrows could be used to give players large health pools
}}

== See also ==
* [[Healing]]
* [[Pickups]]
* [[Ammo]]