Sniper Rifle - Revision history

Oleo at 05:01, 9 April 2026

2026-04-09T05:01:00Z

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	having no damage falloff, perfect accuracy, and massive damage at any range. It deals 50 base damage while unscoped and uncharged. Using the alternative fire allows usage of the scope, which zooms in, charges the rifle, and slows the user while also allowing for headshots. The user cannot zoom-in while jumping, and if jumping while scoped, will unscope. A headshot, which occurs when clicking on an enemy's head after scoping for 0.2 seconds, deals guaranteed [[critical]] damage. If the user is scoped for 1.3 seconds, the Sniper Rifle will charge for an additional 2 seconds, linearly increasing its damage during the charge up to 150 and its critical damage up to 450. The Sniper Rifle will not randomly crit. While zoomed in, a laser dot appears on players and surfaces the user's crosshair position is at, which is visible to prospective targets. If the user is shot, on [[Flame Thrower\|fire]], or [[Fishwhacker\|bleeding]] while zoomed-in, they will receive a small amount of visual recoil, also known as "aimpunch".		having no damage falloff, perfect accuracy, and massive damage at any range. It deals 50 base damage while unscoped and uncharged. Using the alternative fire allows usage of the scope, which zooms in, charges the rifle, and slows the user while also allowing for headshots. The user cannot zoom-in while jumping, and if jumping while scoped, will unscope. A headshot, which occurs when clicking on an enemy's head after scoping for 0.2 seconds, deals guaranteed [[critical]] damage. If the user is scoped for 1.3 seconds, the Sniper Rifle will charge for an additional 2 seconds, linearly increasing its damage during the charge up to 150 and its critical damage up to 450. The Sniper Rifle will not randomly crit. While zoomed in, a laser dot appears on players and surfaces the user's crosshair position is at, which is visible to prospective targets. If the user is shot, on [[Flame Thrower\|fire]], or [[Fishwhacker\|bleeding]] while zoomed-in, they will receive a small amount of visual recoil, also known as "aimpunch".

	A careful reading of the Sniper Rifle's statistics will reveal that an uncharged headshot will kill, or severely injure, most classes immediately. A fully charged headshot is enough to kill all classes, barring exceptional circumstances like the [[Civilian]]'s 20% damage reduction and an overhealed [[Heavy]]. Since it is difficult to click an enemy's head, the user can use a fully-charged body shot for the same amount of damage as an uncharged headshot. It is worth noting that, since all levels of charge provide a damage bonus, it is not required to fully charge every shot in order to ensure a kill on a heavier class like a [[Soldier]], [[Demoman]], or [[Civilian]].		A careful reading of the Sniper Rifle's statistics will reveal that an uncharged headshot will kill, or severely injure, most classes immediately. A fully charged headshot is enough to kill all classes, barring exceptional circumstances like the [[Civilian]]'s 20% damage reduction and an overhealed [[Heavy]]. Since it is difficult to click an enemy's head, the user can use a fully-charged body shot for the same amount of damage as an uncharged headshot. It is worth noting that, since all levels of charge provide a damage bonus, it is not required to fully charge every shot in order to ensure a kill on a heavier class like a [[Soldier]], [[Demoman]], or Civilian.

	== Properties ==		== Properties ==
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	\|ru=Снайперская винтовка\|ru_m=Sniper Rifle		\|ru=Снайперская винтовка\|ru_m=Sniper Rifle
	\|es=Rifle de Francotirador\|es_m=Sniper Rifle		\|es=Rifle de Francotirador\|es_m=Sniper Rifle
			\|tr=Tüfek\|tr_m=Rifle
	\|uk=Снайперська гвинтівка\|uk_m=Sniper Rifle		\|uk=Снайперська гвинтівка\|uk_m=Sniper Rifle
	}}		}}
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	* Updated tracer particle appearance		* Updated tracer particle appearance
	* Extra damage dealt from headshots no longer contributes to the random crit chance bucket		* Extra damage dealt from headshots no longer contributes to the random crit chance bucket

			{{Update\|2.1.5}}
			* Other players' laser dots now always use server-provided position data instead of interpolated player eye angle data
			* This fixes unreliable positions when the laser dot's owner is outside of PVS

			{{Update\|2.2.0}}
			* Fixed a bug which caused an extended re-zoom delay after jumping while zoomed
	}}		}}

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	* Setting the console command {{code\|cl_autorezoom 1}} allows for [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ltfnz_Gt38 bypassing the 0.2 second headshot delay] by jumping after shooting while zoomed-in, and then holding down the zoom button while in the air. This enables significantly faster headshots than usual.		* Setting the console command {{code\|cl_autorezoom 1}} allows for [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ltfnz_Gt38 bypassing the 0.2 second headshot delay] by jumping after shooting while zoomed-in, and then holding down the zoom button while in the air. This enables significantly faster headshots than usual.

	=== Comparison from ''Team Fortress 2'' ===		== Comparison from ''Team Fortress 2'' ==
	* The "crosshair" killicon used for the Sniper Rifle in live ''TF2'' is replaced in ''TF2 Classified''. The crosshair icon is instead used in the VIP gamemode in announcing the VIP's death on the killfeed.
	* While ''TF2 Classified'' fixed the direction the bullet cartridge ejects from the Sniper Rifle (from left to right) on the viewmodel, it has yet to be fixed in the worldmodel.		* While ''TF2 Classified'' fixed the direction the bullet cartridge ejects from the Sniper Rifle (from left to right) on the viewmodel, it has yet to be fixed in the worldmodel.

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Pygargue00fr: /* Comparison from Team Fortress 2 */

2026-01-01T00:43:26Z

Comparison from Team Fortress 2

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	=== Comparison from ''Team Fortress 2'' ===		=== Comparison from ''Team Fortress 2'' ===
	* The "crosshair" killicon used for the Sniper Rifle in live '''TF2''' is replaced in '''TF2 Classified'''. The crosshair icon is instead used in the VIP gamemode in announcing the VIP's death on the killfeed.		* The "crosshair" killicon used for the Sniper Rifle in live ''TF2'' is replaced in ''TF2 Classified''. The crosshair icon is instead used in the VIP gamemode in announcing the VIP's death on the killfeed.
	* While '''TF2 Classified''' fixed the direction the bullet cartridge ejects from the Sniper Rifle (from left to right) on the viewmodel, it has yet to be fixed in the worldmodel.		* While ''TF2 Classified'' fixed the direction the bullet cartridge ejects from the Sniper Rifle (from left to right) on the viewmodel, it has yet to be fixed in the worldmodel.

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Pygargue00fr: /* Comparison from Team Fortress 2 */

2026-01-01T00:10:31Z

Comparison from Team Fortress 2

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	=== Comparison from ''Team Fortress 2'' ===		=== Comparison from ''Team Fortress 2'' ===
	* The "crosshair" killicon used for the Sniper Rifle in live ''TF2'' is replaced in ''TF2 ~~Classic~~''. The crosshair icon is instead used in the VIP gamemode in announcing the VIP's death on the killfeed.		* The "crosshair" killicon used for the Sniper Rifle in live '''TF2''' is replaced in '''TF2 Classified'''. The crosshair icon is instead used in the VIP gamemode in announcing the VIP's death on the killfeed.
	* While ''TF2 ~~Classic~~'' fixed the direction the bullet cartridge ejects from the Sniper Rifle (from left to right) on the viewmodel, it has yet to be fixed in the worldmodel.		* While '''TF2 Classified''' fixed the direction the bullet cartridge ejects from the Sniper Rifle (from left to right) on the viewmodel, it has yet to be fixed in the worldmodel.

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VoxelObsession: Added haste boosted function times

2025-07-12T14:08:24Z

Added haste boosted function times

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	\| reload-type = Passive		\| reload-type = Passive
	\| function-times-column = true		\| function-times-column = true
	\| attack-interval = 1.5 s		\| attack-interval = 1.5 s</br>{{tooltip\|1 s\|Haste boosted}}
	\| activation-time = Instant		\| activation-time = Instant
	\| charge-fill-speed = {{tooltip\|33.3% / s\|First 33.3% of charge does not affect damage.}}		\| charge-fill-speed = {{tooltip\|33.3% / s\|First 33.3% of charge does not affect damage.}}</br>{{tooltip\|100% / s\|Haste boosted}}
	\| charge-fill-time = {{tooltip\|3.075 s\|0.075 s delay, 3 s charge time.}}		\| charge-fill-time = {{tooltip\|3.075 s\|0.075 s delay, 3 s charge time.}}</br>{{tooltip\|1.075 s\|Haste boosted}}
	\| scoped-charge-delay = 0.075 s		\| scoped-charge-delay = 0.075 s
	\| scoped-headshot-delay = 0.2 s		\| scoped-headshot-delay = 0.2 s

VivaRomania at 03:03, 27 June 2025

2025-06-27T03:03:21Z

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	* Setting the console command <code>cl_autorezoom 1~~</code>~~ allows for [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ltfnz_Gt38 bypassing the 0.2 second headshot delay] by jumping after shooting while zoomed-in, and then holding down the zoom button while in the air. This enables significantly faster headshots than usual.		* Setting the console command {{code\|cl_autorezoom 1}} allows for [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ltfnz_Gt38 bypassing the 0.2 second headshot delay] by jumping after shooting while zoomed-in, and then holding down the zoom button while in the air. This enables significantly faster headshots than usual.

	=== Comparison from ''Team Fortress 2'' ===		=== Comparison from ''Team Fortress 2'' ===

NovaCancy: Forgot I needed to write demoman instead of just demo

2025-06-20T03:55:33Z

Forgot I needed to write demoman instead of just demo

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	having no damage falloff, perfect accuracy, and massive damage at any range. It deals 50 base damage while unscoped and uncharged. Using the alternative fire allows usage of the scope, which zooms in, charges the rifle, and slows the user while also allowing for headshots. The user cannot zoom-in while jumping, and if jumping while scoped, will unscope. A headshot, which occurs when clicking on an enemy's head after scoping for 0.2 seconds, deals guaranteed [[critical]] damage. If the user is scoped for 1.3 seconds, the Sniper Rifle will charge for an additional 2 seconds, linearly increasing its damage during the charge up to 150 and its critical damage up to 450. The Sniper Rifle will not randomly crit. While zoomed in, a laser dot appears on players and surfaces the user's crosshair position is at, which is visible to prospective targets. If the user is shot, on [[Flame Thrower\|fire]], or [[Fishwhacker\|bleeding]] while zoomed-in, they will receive a small amount of visual recoil, also known as "aimpunch".		having no damage falloff, perfect accuracy, and massive damage at any range. It deals 50 base damage while unscoped and uncharged. Using the alternative fire allows usage of the scope, which zooms in, charges the rifle, and slows the user while also allowing for headshots. The user cannot zoom-in while jumping, and if jumping while scoped, will unscope. A headshot, which occurs when clicking on an enemy's head after scoping for 0.2 seconds, deals guaranteed [[critical]] damage. If the user is scoped for 1.3 seconds, the Sniper Rifle will charge for an additional 2 seconds, linearly increasing its damage during the charge up to 150 and its critical damage up to 450. The Sniper Rifle will not randomly crit. While zoomed in, a laser dot appears on players and surfaces the user's crosshair position is at, which is visible to prospective targets. If the user is shot, on [[Flame Thrower\|fire]], or [[Fishwhacker\|bleeding]] while zoomed-in, they will receive a small amount of visual recoil, also known as "aimpunch".

	A careful reading of the Sniper Rifle's statistics will reveal that an uncharged headshot will kill, or severely injure, most classes immediately. A fully charged headshot is enough to kill all classes, barring exceptional circumstances like the [[Civilian]]'s 20% damage reduction and an overhealed [[Heavy]]. Since it is difficult to click an enemy's head, the user can use a fully-charged body shot for the same amount of damage as an uncharged headshot. It is worth noting that, since all levels of charge provide a damage bonus, it is not required to fully charge every shot in order to ensure a kill on a heavier class like a [[Soldier]], [[~~Demo~~]], or [[Civilian]].		A careful reading of the Sniper Rifle's statistics will reveal that an uncharged headshot will kill, or severely injure, most classes immediately. A fully charged headshot is enough to kill all classes, barring exceptional circumstances like the [[Civilian]]'s 20% damage reduction and an overhealed [[Heavy]]. Since it is difficult to click an enemy's head, the user can use a fully-charged body shot for the same amount of damage as an uncharged headshot. It is worth noting that, since all levels of charge provide a damage bonus, it is not required to fully charge every shot in order to ensure a kill on a heavier class like a [[Soldier]], [[Demoman]], or [[Civilian]].

	== Properties ==		== Properties ==

NovaCancy: Deleted the last sentence of the second paragraph and rewrote the second-to-last sentence for better clarity

2025-06-20T03:55:05Z

Deleted the last sentence of the second paragraph and rewrote the second-to-last sentence for better clarity

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	having no damage falloff, perfect accuracy, and massive damage at any range. It deals 50 base damage while unscoped and uncharged. Using the alternative fire allows usage of the scope, which zooms in, charges the rifle, and slows the user while also allowing for headshots. The user cannot zoom-in while jumping, and if jumping while scoped, will unscope. A headshot, which occurs when clicking on an enemy's head after scoping for 0.2 seconds, deals guaranteed [[critical]] damage. If the user is scoped for 1.3 seconds, the Sniper Rifle will charge for an additional 2 seconds, linearly increasing its damage during the charge up to 150 and its critical damage up to 450. The Sniper Rifle will not randomly crit. While zoomed in, a laser dot appears on players and surfaces the user's crosshair position is at, which is visible to prospective targets. If the user is shot, on [[Flame Thrower\|fire]], or [[Fishwhacker\|bleeding]] while zoomed-in, they will receive a small amount of visual recoil, also known as "aimpunch".		having no damage falloff, perfect accuracy, and massive damage at any range. It deals 50 base damage while unscoped and uncharged. Using the alternative fire allows usage of the scope, which zooms in, charges the rifle, and slows the user while also allowing for headshots. The user cannot zoom-in while jumping, and if jumping while scoped, will unscope. A headshot, which occurs when clicking on an enemy's head after scoping for 0.2 seconds, deals guaranteed [[critical]] damage. If the user is scoped for 1.3 seconds, the Sniper Rifle will charge for an additional 2 seconds, linearly increasing its damage during the charge up to 150 and its critical damage up to 450. The Sniper Rifle will not randomly crit. While zoomed in, a laser dot appears on players and surfaces the user's crosshair position is at, which is visible to prospective targets. If the user is shot, on [[Flame Thrower\|fire]], or [[Fishwhacker\|bleeding]] while zoomed-in, they will receive a small amount of visual recoil, also known as "aimpunch".

	A careful reading of the Sniper Rifle's statistics will reveal that an uncharged headshot will kill, or severely injure, most classes immediately. A fully charged headshot is enough to kill all classes, barring exceptional circumstances like the [[Civilian]]'s 20% damage reduction and an overhealed [[Heavy]]. Since it is difficult to click an enemy's head, the user can use a fully-charged body shot for the same amount of damage as an uncharged headshot. ~~Furthermore~~, since ~~the user gains~~ damage ~~during charge~~, it ~~can be worth it~~ to ~~zoom~~ in ~~for~~ a ~~little bit, without fully charging, to deal more damage against~~ heavier ~~classes. Because of these properties~~, ~~and the failures of other weapons to have similar damage at range, the Sniper Rifle is disproportionately powerful and is by and large uncontestable at long range~~, ~~except by another Sniper Rifle~~.		A careful reading of the Sniper Rifle's statistics will reveal that an uncharged headshot will kill, or severely injure, most classes immediately. A fully charged headshot is enough to kill all classes, barring exceptional circumstances like the [[Civilian]]'s 20% damage reduction and an overhealed [[Heavy]]. Since it is difficult to click an enemy's head, the user can use a fully-charged body shot for the same amount of damage as an uncharged headshot. It is worth noting that, since all levels of charge provide a damage bonus, it is not required to fully charge every shot in order to ensure a kill on a heavier class like a [[Soldier]], [[Demo]], or [[Civilian]].

	== Properties ==		== Properties ==

VivaRomania: /* Update history */

2025-06-03T16:39:58Z

Update history

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	{{Update\|2.1.0}}		{{Update\|2.1.0}}
	* Added an impact effect, bullet particle, and a tracer that diffuses into the team color as it fades		* Added an impact effect, bullet particle, and a tracer that diffuses into the team color as it fades
	* Toggled by tf2c_sniperrifle_tracer, and set to 1 by default; can be changed by server operators		* Toggled by {{code\|tf2c_sniperrifle_tracer}}, and set to 1 by default; can be changed by server operators
	* The client no longer plays a sound when headshotting until the server confirms it		* The client no longer plays a sound when headshotting until the server confirms it

	~~'''[[~~2.1.2]]		{{Update\|2.1.2}}
	* Updated tracer particle appearance		* Updated tracer particle appearance
	* Extra damage dealt from headshots no longer contributes to the random crit chance bucket		* Extra damage dealt from headshots no longer contributes to the random crit chance bucket

VivaRomania: /* Update history */ update history fixes

2025-03-07T22:25:44Z

Update history: update history fixes

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	== Update history ==		== Update history ==
	{{Update history\|		{{Update history\|
	~~'''[[~~2.0.0~~]]'''~~		{{Update\|2.0.0}}
	* Ported full charge bell to Sniper Rifle.		* Ported full charge bell to Sniper Rifle.
	* Updated the Sniper to be able to gesture while holding the Sniper Rifle and [[Huntsman]].		* Updated the Sniper to be able to gesture while holding the Sniper Rifle and [[Huntsman]].

	~~'''[[~~2.0.4~~]]'''~~		{{Update\|2.0.4}}
	* [[Sniper]] dots now properly match where the client is looking, and update more quickly		* [[Sniper]] dots now properly match where the client is looking, and update more quickly

	~~'''[[~~2.1.0~~]]'''~~		{{Update\|2.1.0}}
	* Added an impact effect, bullet particle, and a tracer that diffuses into the team color as it fades		* Added an impact effect, bullet particle, and a tracer that diffuses into the team color as it fades
	* Toggled by tf2c_sniperrifle_tracer, and set to 1 by default; can be changed by server operators		* Toggled by tf2c_sniperrifle_tracer, and set to 1 by default; can be changed by server operators

Ichiro: /* Comparison from Team Fortress 2 */

2024-05-09T10:06:45Z

Comparison from Team Fortress 2

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	=== Comparison from ''Team Fortress 2'' ===		=== Comparison from ''Team Fortress 2'' ===
	* The "crosshair" killicon ~~was~~ used for the Sniper Rifle in live ''TF2,'' ~~but was~~ replaced in ''TF2 Classic''. The crosshair icon ~~was~~ instead used in the VIP gamemode ~~to announce~~ the VIP's death on the killfeed.		* The "crosshair" killicon used for the Sniper Rifle in live ''TF2'' is replaced in ''TF2 Classic''. The crosshair icon is instead used in the VIP gamemode in announcing the VIP's death on the killfeed.
			* While ''TF2 Classic'' fixed the direction the bullet cartridge ejects from the Sniper Rifle (from left to right) on the viewmodel, it has yet to be fixed in the worldmodel.

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