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The '''Civilian''' is a [[Classes#Special|special class]] unique to Team Fortress 2 | The '''Civilian''' is a [[Classes#Special|special class]] unique to ''Team Fortress 2 Classified'' that is designed around the [[VIP]] and [[VIP Race]] game modes, the only modes he can be played in. During a VIP match, he must be escorted by his bodyguards, the [[Teams|BLU]] team, while avoiding being killed by the assassins, the [[Teams|RED]] team. He is extremely short and fat, has 200 health and 93% speed, and is equipped only with the [[Umbrella]] or the [[Derby Cane]], both of which are low-damage melee weapons. As a result, he is completely useless in direct combat, but benefits his team with a variety of special effects. During a VIP Race match, it's two competing Civilians who need to each be escorted to safety by theirs respective teams in order to decide which of the two truly deserves the title of ''Oil Baron''. | ||
He constantly emits an aura around him, benefitting his teammates with 20% damage resistance, which doesn't affect the Civilian himself, and healing them for 5 to 15 health per second, which the Civilian does benefit from. Like the [[Medi Gun]], he gives less health to players damaged within 10 seconds. The aura checks for players within it every second, has a slightly larger activation range than deactivation range, makes a wooshing sound on an active player, shows a badge on their health, is active through walls, and will benefit disguised [[Spy|Spies]]. If there are somehow two Civilians on the same team, they can buff each other, but the resistances do not stack. The damage reduction does not affect taunt kills, and only gives 6.66% damage reduction against [[Critical hit|critical hits]]. | He constantly emits an aura around him, benefitting his teammates with 20% damage resistance, which doesn't affect the Civilian himself, and healing them for 5 to 15 health per second, which the Civilian does benefit from. Like the [[Medi Gun]], he gives less health to players damaged within 10 seconds. The aura checks for players within it every second, has a slightly larger activation range than deactivation range, makes a wooshing sound on an active player, shows a badge on their health, is active through walls, and will benefit disguised [[Spy|Spies]]. If there are somehow two Civilians on the same team, they can buff each other, but the resistances do not stack. The damage reduction does not affect taunt kills, and only gives 6.66% damage reduction against [[Critical hit|critical hits]]. | ||
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As a Civilian… | As a Civilian… | ||
* …you're rather slow. Try your best to keep up with your teammates to have a better chance of survival. | |||
* …you're rather slow. Try your best to keep up with your teammates | |||
* …you are the shortest class in the game. This can be useful when hiding behind teammates. | * …you are the shortest class in the game. This can be useful when hiding behind teammates. | ||
* …you are the only class capable of capturing [[Control point (objective)|control points]] in [[VIP]] | * …you are the only class capable of capturing [[Control point (objective)|control points]] in the [[VIP]] and [[VIP Race]] gamemodes. | ||
* …be sure to watch out for enemy [[Spy|Spies]], as they're capable of killing you instantly. | * …be sure to watch out for enemy [[Sniper|Snipers]] and [[Spy|Spies]], as they're capable of killing you instantly. | ||
* …nearby teammates will be protected from damage within your morale boost's radius. You yourself however, remain excluded. | * …nearby teammates will be protected from damage within your morale boost's radius. You yourself however, remain excluded. | ||
* …your morale boost passes through walls and heals teammates too. Try to keep out of enemy sight lines. | * …your morale boost passes through walls and heals teammates too. Try to keep out of enemy sight lines. | ||
* …hit {{Attack2}} on a teammate to boost them, giving them a great advantage in battle. | * …hit {{Attack2}} on a teammate to boost them, giving them a great advantage in battle. | ||
* …your [[ | * …your [[Umbrella]] isn't very effective as a weapon. Let your teammates fight for you. | ||
* …your | * …your Umbrella grants [[Critical hit#Mini crits|mini-crits]] to a teammate of your choosing. Boost classes that are capable of dealing high amounts of damage. | ||
* …your mini-crit boost also gives [[Medic|Medics]] 35% faster healing and [[ÜberCharge| | * …your mini-crit boost also gives [[Medic|Medics]] 35% faster healing and [[ÜberCharge|ÜberCharge]] gain. | ||
* | * …your [[Derby Cane]] can be used to give a teammate a haste boost. This allows them to move and shoot much quicker. | ||
* …your Derby Cane boosts the healing rate of Medics and building rate of Engineers. | * …your Derby Cane boosts the healing rate of Medics and building rate of [[Engineer|Engineers]]. | ||
== Related achievements == | == Related achievements == | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* The Civilian is originally from Team Fortress Classic, and was considered for Team Fortress 2 during its development, but was dropped early-on in development. | * The Civilian is originally from ''Team Fortress Classic'', and was considered for ''Team Fortress 2'' during its development, but was dropped early-on in development. | ||
* The model for the Civilian was originally made for a custom game-mode in standard Team Fortress 2 called "Hunted". | * The model for the Civilian was originally made for a custom game-mode in standard ''Team Fortress 2'' called "Hunted". | ||
* In | * In VIP and VIP Race, the Civilian cannot kill himself through a kill-bind. | ||
* One of the Civilian's "Medic!" voicelines is; "Excuse me, I'm in need of medical attention!", which is a reference to one of the Medic's lines in ''Team Fortress Classic''. | * One of the Civilian's "Medic!" voicelines is; "Excuse me, I'm in need of medical attention!", which is a reference to one of the Medic's lines in ''Team Fortress Classic''. | ||
* The fact that the Civilian can be | * The fact that the Civilian can be ÜberCharged implies he underwent surgery from the Medic to gain an ÜberCharge implant. | ||
* If a disguised Spy backstabs the Civilian while under the effects of his aura, the Civilian will get credit for his own death. | * If a disguised Spy backstabs the Civilian while under the effects of his aura, the Civilian will get credit for his own death. | ||
* When the Civilian is gibbed, he also leaves behind a cloud of fluttering money. | * When the Civilian is gibbed, he also leaves behind a cloud of fluttering money. | ||
* The Civilian's real name is Orson W. Jenkins, as revealed in various promotional materials. This was inspired by the Jenkin Coal Co., a company present within both Team Fortress 2 and Team Fortress 2 | * The Civilian's real name is Orson W. Jenkins, as revealed in various promotional materials. This was inspired by the Jenkin Coal Co., a company present within both ''Team Fortress 2'' and ''Team Fortress 2 Classified''. The Civilian being the company's proprietor is heavily implied with this decision. | ||
== Comparisons from ''Team Fortress 2'' == | == Comparisons from ''Team Fortress 2'' == | ||