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Engineer: Difference between revisions

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*He wears his hard hat backwards; however, this is not an uncommon practice among construction personnel.
*He wears his hard hat backwards; however, this is not an uncommon practice among construction personnel.
*His favorite equation is, in fact, part of the equation that governs character lighting in-game, known as “Phong” on the Valve Developer Community.
*His favorite equation is, in fact, part of the equation that governs character lighting in-game, known as “Phong” on the Valve Developer Community.
== Comparison from ''Team Fortress 2'' ==
== Comparison from Team Fortress 2 ==
*''Team Fortress 2 Classic'' gave quality-of-life improvements to the Engineer that is absent and/or has not been fixed on live ''TF2'':
*'''Team Fortress 2 Classified''' gave quality-of-life improvements to the Engineer that is absent and/or has not been fixed on live '''TF2''':
**Fixed the face textures of an [[Ubercharge|Übercharged]] Engineer, where previously his glowing goggles are either absent on BLU Engineer or misplaced to RED Engineer's cheeks.
**Fixed the face textures of an [[Ubercharge|Übercharged]] Engineer, where previously his glowing goggles are either absent on BLU Engineer or misplaced to RED Engineer's cheeks.
**Restored the world model animations of Engineer making gestures with his right arm when playing "Thanks!" or any positive voice command.
**Restored the world model animations of Engineer making gestures with his right arm when playing "Thanks!" or any positive voice command.
**Restored a “Battle Cry” voice command where he says “Remember the Alamo!”. This voice line was lifted from prerelease versions of Team Fortress 2 and is a reference to a real-life battle cry used during the [[Wikipedia:Texas Revolution|Texas Revolution]].
**Restored a “Battle Cry” voice command where he says “''Remember the Alamo!''”. This voice line was lifted from prerelease versions of '''Team Fortress 2''' and is a reference to a real-life battle cry used during the [[Wikipedia:Texas Revolution|Texas Revolution]].


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