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'''Metal''' is a resource unique to the [[Engineer (Classic)|Engineer]] in ''[[Team Fortress Classic]]'' and is used in the construction, upgrade, and repair of buildings. The Engineer spawns with 200 Metal, which is the maximum amount that can be collected. Metal is dropped by players when killed, and can also be acquired from [[Backpack (Classic)|Backpacks]], [[Armor (Classic)|Armor]], destroyed buildings, and [[Dispenser (Classic)|Dispensers]]. | '''Metal''' is a resource unique to the [[Engineer (Classic)|Engineer]] in ''[[Team Fortress Classic]]'' and is used in the construction, upgrade, and repair of buildings. The Engineer spawns with 200 Metal, which is the maximum amount that can be collected. Metal is dropped by players when killed, and can also be acquired from [[Backpack (Classic)|Backpacks]], [[Armor (Classic)|Armor]], destroyed buildings, and [[Dispenser (Classic)|Dispensers]]. | ||
| − | *The Sentry Gun costs the Engineer 130 metal to build and 130 metal to upgrade at each level. | + | * The Sentry Gun costs the Engineer 130 metal to build and 130 metal to upgrade at each level. |
| − | *The Dispenser costs 100 metal to build. | + | * The Dispenser costs 100 metal to build. |
| − | *The Teleporter entrance/exit each cost 125 metal to build. | + | * The Teleporter entrance/exit each cost 125 metal to build. |
All buildings do different things, such as the [[Sentry Gun (Classic)|Sentry Gun]] firing at enemies, the [[Dispenser (Classic)|Dispenser]] healing and giving metal, and the [[Teleporter (Classic)|Teleporter]] taking teammates from the entrance to the exit. | All buildings do different things, such as the [[Sentry Gun (Classic)|Sentry Gun]] firing at enemies, the [[Dispenser (Classic)|Dispenser]] healing and giving metal, and the [[Teleporter (Classic)|Teleporter]] taking teammates from the entrance to the exit. | ||
| − | ==Sources== | + | == Sources == |
| − | *[[Dispenser (Classic)|Dispensers]] gives 60 metal after building it, but the metal amount increases while it isn't used. | + | * [[Dispenser (Classic)|Dispensers]] gives 60 metal after building it, but the metal amount increases while it isn't used. |
| − | *[[Armor (Classic)|Armor]] gives 150 metal. | + | * [[Armor (Classic)|Armor]] gives 150 metal. |
| − | *[[Backpack (Classic)|Backpack]] gives 50 metal. | + | * [[Backpack (Classic)|Backpack]] gives 50 metal. |
| − | ==Gallery== | + | == Gallery == |
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Image:TFC_Ammo_Cells.png|[[Ammo (Classic)|Ammo]] icon for the cells type of ammunition. | Image:TFC_Ammo_Cells.png|[[Ammo (Classic)|Ammo]] icon for the cells type of ammunition. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:32, 4 May 2024
Metal is a resource unique to the Engineer in Team Fortress Classic and is used in the construction, upgrade, and repair of buildings. The Engineer spawns with 200 Metal, which is the maximum amount that can be collected. Metal is dropped by players when killed, and can also be acquired from Backpacks, Armor, destroyed buildings, and Dispensers.
- The Sentry Gun costs the Engineer 130 metal to build and 130 metal to upgrade at each level.
- The Dispenser costs 100 metal to build.
- The Teleporter entrance/exit each cost 125 metal to build.
All buildings do different things, such as the Sentry Gun firing at enemies, the Dispenser healing and giving metal, and the Teleporter taking teammates from the entrance to the exit.
Sources
- Dispensers gives 60 metal after building it, but the metal amount increases while it isn't used.
- Armor gives 150 metal.
- Backpack gives 50 metal.
Gallery
Ammo icon for the cells type of ammunition.
See also
- Metal (Team Fortress 2)
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