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{{Quotation|[http://tf2classic.com/death_and_taxes/day1 Death & Taxes update page]| | {{Quotation|[http://tf2classic.com/death_and_taxes/day1 Death & Taxes update page]| | ||
Instead of following his goons around and waddling over control points, the Civilian has to grab an override device, jam it into a disk slot in a control room (deep in RED territory), and capture a point through the now-open door (even deeper in RED territory). The override expires after 60 seconds, though, so if the Civilian dies or fails to capture the point, you're back to square one. Tick tock!}} | Instead of following his goons around and waddling over control points, the Civilian has to grab an override device, jam it into a disk slot in a control room (deep in RED territory), and capture a point through the now-open door (even ''deeper'' in RED territory). The override expires after 60 seconds, though, so if the Civilian dies or fails to capture the point, you're back to square one. Tick tock!}} | ||
'''Mineside''' is a [[VIP]] map released in the Death & Taxes update. It's set in a desert environment surrounded by warehouses, mountains and rundown industrial, with the VIP trying to escape in his personal vehicle, who BLU has to escort, and RED has to assassinate | '''Mineside''' is a [[VIP]] map released in the Death & Taxes update. It's set in a desert environment surrounded by warehouses, mountains and rundown industrial, with the VIP trying to escape in his personal vehicle, who BLU has to escort, and RED has to assassinate | ||