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The Kritzkrieg beam will stay locked onto its target as long as the wielding Medic keeps the attack button held down and keeps within range of the target. This allows the Medic to turn around and effectively keep an eye out for incoming enemies from behind. In ''Options > Multiplayer > Advanced'', there is an option to have the beam stay locked on without having to hold down the fire button. | The Kritzkrieg beam will stay locked onto its target as long as the wielding Medic keeps the attack button held down and keeps within range of the target. This allows the Medic to turn around and effectively keep an eye out for incoming enemies from behind. In ''Options > Multiplayer > Advanced'', there is an option to have the beam stay locked on without having to hold down the fire button. | ||
| − | + | [[Taunt]]ing with the Kritzkrieg equipped results in the Medic doing the [[Oktoberfest]] taunt attack. | |
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| − | [[Taunt]]ing with the Kritzkrieg equipped results in the [[Oktoberfest]] taunt attack. | ||
== Damage == | == Damage == | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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*The name "Kritzkrieg" is a pun on "Crits" (Critical hits) and "[[Wikipedia:Blitzkrieg|Blitzkrieg]]", which is German for "lightning war", a technique used by the German army in World War II. | *The name "Kritzkrieg" is a pun on "Crits" (Critical hits) and "[[Wikipedia:Blitzkrieg|Blitzkrieg]]", which is German for "lightning war", a technique used by the German army in World War II. | ||
| − | *Before the Kritzkrieg was released, Valve stated in interviews that they were going to add an [[Overhealer]] that could permanently overheal team-mates to 200% of their standard health, but it would have a significantly worsened ÜberCharge, or be unable to ÜberCharge at all. | + | *Before the Kritzkrieg was released, Valve stated in interviews that they were going to add an [[Overhealer]] that could permanently overheal team-mates to 200% of their standard health, but it would have a significantly worsened ÜberCharge, or be unable to ÜberCharge at all. However, this was canceled after playtesting. The model for the Kritzkrieg attachment still bears the filename 'Overhealer'. |
*The Weapon was called Critzcrieg but it was changed to Kritzkrieg in the release. | *The Weapon was called Critzcrieg but it was changed to Kritzkrieg in the release. | ||
*Like the [[Medigun]], the Kritzkreig resembles the famous Proton Packs from the movie [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0087332/ Ghostbusters] | *Like the [[Medigun]], the Kritzkreig resembles the famous Proton Packs from the movie [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0087332/ Ghostbusters] | ||
| − | * | + | *Kritzkriegs that were acquired before the Mann Co. Update have now become "Vintage" Kritzkriegs. As such, when somebody is being healed by a "Vintage" Kritzkrieg the HUD will display "Healed by: (username) Vintage Kritzkrieg" instead of simply "Kritzkrieg". Renamed Kritzkriegs will show its new name instead. |
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
Revision as of 10:25, 24 October 2010
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| “ | Eins, zwei, dr-ugh... I do not think we brought enough body bags.
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— The Medic on the necessity of proper supplies
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The Kritzkrieg is an unlockable secondary weapon for the Medic class. Similar in appearence to the Medigun, it sports an additional fixture to the barrel. The Kritzkrieg's beam has small yellow lines floating into the recipient.
Just like the Medigun, this weapon can heal and ÜberCharge allies as well as disguised Spies, and will boost the total health of the target to 150% (also called overhealing). Once the ÜberCharge is deployed, however, it will bestow a 100% of Critical hits for the next 8 seconds, rather than giving invulnerability. This effect does not work in combination with the Axtinguisher, but can be used with the Sniper Rifle. It can also cause any projectiles reflected by the Pyro's Compression Blast to be Critical hits.
The Kritzkrieg additionally charges 25% faster than the Medigun, allowing for faster Ubercharges to be built and used for attacking whilst the Medigun can be reserved for defensive purposes.
The heal rate is based on how long ago the target was damaged; if they were damaged less than 10 seconds ago, it heals at 24 health per second, if they were hit 12.5 seconds ago, you will heal them at 48 health per second, and if 15 seconds have elapsed, they will be healed at 72 health per second. source
The Kritzkrieg beam will stay locked onto its target as long as the wielding Medic keeps the attack button held down and keeps within range of the target. This allows the Medic to turn around and effectively keep an eye out for incoming enemies from behind. In Options > Multiplayer > Advanced, there is an option to have the beam stay locked on without having to hold down the fire button.
Taunting with the Kritzkrieg equipped results in the Medic doing the Oktoberfest taunt attack.
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Damage
None. Heals ally for 24-72 health per second.
Function times
- ÜberCharge Percentage Gain: 0.5
- Kritz Duration: 8.0
ÜberCharge Percentage Gain rate is halved if target is at 142.5% health or higher. All times are in seconds. Times are approximate and determined by community testing.
Related Achievement
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As a Crafting Ingredient
| Kritzkrieg | Bonk! Atomic Punch | Crit-a-Cola | ||
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Trivia
- The name "Kritzkrieg" is a pun on "Crits" (Critical hits) and "Blitzkrieg", which is German for "lightning war", a technique used by the German army in World War II.
- Before the Kritzkrieg was released, Valve stated in interviews that they were going to add an Overhealer that could permanently overheal team-mates to 200% of their standard health, but it would have a significantly worsened ÜberCharge, or be unable to ÜberCharge at all. However, this was canceled after playtesting. The model for the Kritzkrieg attachment still bears the filename 'Overhealer'.
- The Weapon was called Critzcrieg but it was changed to Kritzkrieg in the release.
- Like the Medigun, the Kritzkreig resembles the famous Proton Packs from the movie Ghostbusters
- Kritzkriegs that were acquired before the Mann Co. Update have now become "Vintage" Kritzkriegs. As such, when somebody is being healed by a "Vintage" Kritzkrieg the HUD will display "Healed by: (username) Vintage Kritzkrieg" instead of simply "Kritzkrieg". Renamed Kritzkriegs will show its new name instead.
Gallery
- Kritzkrieg 1st person red cropped.png
RED 1st person view.
Full RED 1st person view.
- Kritzkrieg 1st person blu cropped.png
BLU 1st person view.
Full BLU 1st person view.
A Kritzkrieg ÜberCharge
See also
