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− | The '''Vita-Saw''' (pronounced " | + | The '''Vita-Saw''' (pronounced "Viy-tah saw") is a [[melee weapon]] for the [[Medic]] class. It appears as a rusty gas pump handle, outfitted with a long needle and a blood-stained knife underneath, with a liquid-filled container connected to the top of the main part of the weapon. A small skull and bones symbol, coupled with eight tally marks, has been etched into the flat of the blade. |
When equipped, this weapon lowers the Medic's maximum health by 10 to a total of 140. On the other hand, it will allow the player to retain up to 20% of an [[ÜberCharge]] upon death. For example, dying with a 12% charge will cause the Medic to retain the 12% charge upon respawning, while dying with a charge of more than 20% (for example 45% of a full charge) will only retain a maximum of 20%. The retention will occur even if an ÜberCharge is deployed, as long as the remaining charge does not deplete below 20%. The ÜberCharge stored will be kept if the player were to switch teams, but will be lost if they were to change class. The Vita-Saw stores charge upon death, and therefore the Medic can use a different melee weapon while building charge, or even change melee loadout while respawning. So long as he dies with it equipped and doesn't change classes, the Medic will respawn with his previous ÜberCharge percentage (to the maximum limit of 20%). An ÜberCharge is always lost when the round ends. | When equipped, this weapon lowers the Medic's maximum health by 10 to a total of 140. On the other hand, it will allow the player to retain up to 20% of an [[ÜberCharge]] upon death. For example, dying with a 12% charge will cause the Medic to retain the 12% charge upon respawning, while dying with a charge of more than 20% (for example 45% of a full charge) will only retain a maximum of 20%. The retention will occur even if an ÜberCharge is deployed, as long as the remaining charge does not deplete below 20%. The ÜberCharge stored will be kept if the player were to switch teams, but will be lost if they were to change class. The Vita-Saw stores charge upon death, and therefore the Medic can use a different melee weapon while building charge, or even change melee loadout while respawning. So long as he dies with it equipped and doesn't change classes, the Medic will respawn with his previous ÜberCharge percentage (to the maximum limit of 20%). An ÜberCharge is always lost when the round ends. | ||
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All times are in seconds. Times are approximate and determined by community testing. | All times are in seconds. Times are approximate and determined by community testing. | ||
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+ | * Multiple clipping issues occur with this weapon; when a taunt is performed, the long needle clips into the Medic's neck, and the handle clips through the Medic's hand. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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[[File:Bioshock Needle.png|thumb|150px|right|The needle from Bioshock]] | [[File:Bioshock Needle.png|thumb|150px|right|The needle from Bioshock]] | ||
* It very closely resembles the large needle syringe carried around by the Little Sisters from the game ''[[Wikipedia:BioShock|BioShock]]'' by 2K Games.<ref name="littlesister_bioshockwikia">{{cite web|author=BioShock Wiki Contributors|title=Little Sister|url=http://bioshock.wikia.com/wiki/Little_Sister|puburl=http://bioshock.wikia.com|publisher=BioShock Wiki|date=2010-11-02|retrieved=2010-11-04}}</ref> Its name is also similar to the Vita-Chamber, a device which resurrects individuals who die in their vicinity, from the same game. Valve had to contact 2K Games for their legal consent to be able to ship the model in-game.{{cite}} | * It very closely resembles the large needle syringe carried around by the Little Sisters from the game ''[[Wikipedia:BioShock|BioShock]]'' by 2K Games.<ref name="littlesister_bioshockwikia">{{cite web|author=BioShock Wiki Contributors|title=Little Sister|url=http://bioshock.wikia.com/wiki/Little_Sister|puburl=http://bioshock.wikia.com|publisher=BioShock Wiki|date=2010-11-02|retrieved=2010-11-04}}</ref> Its name is also similar to the Vita-Chamber, a device which resurrects individuals who die in their vicinity, from the same game. Valve had to contact 2K Games for their legal consent to be able to ship the model in-game.{{cite}} | ||
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* In Arena Mode, The Vita-Saw will not retain any ÜberCharge. | * In Arena Mode, The Vita-Saw will not retain any ÜberCharge. | ||
*This weapon was first featured in [http://www.facepunch.com/showthread.php?916605-TF2-Emporium-IX Facepunch's TF2 Mod Emporium IX] | *This weapon was first featured in [http://www.facepunch.com/showthread.php?916605-TF2-Emporium-IX Facepunch's TF2 Mod Emporium IX] | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== |
Revision as of 13:12, 7 November 2010
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The Vita-Saw (pronounced "Viy-tah saw") is a melee weapon for the Medic class. It appears as a rusty gas pump handle, outfitted with a long needle and a blood-stained knife underneath, with a liquid-filled container connected to the top of the main part of the weapon. A small skull and bones symbol, coupled with eight tally marks, has been etched into the flat of the blade.
When equipped, this weapon lowers the Medic's maximum health by 10 to a total of 140. On the other hand, it will allow the player to retain up to 20% of an ÜberCharge upon death. For example, dying with a 12% charge will cause the Medic to retain the 12% charge upon respawning, while dying with a charge of more than 20% (for example 45% of a full charge) will only retain a maximum of 20%. The retention will occur even if an ÜberCharge is deployed, as long as the remaining charge does not deplete below 20%. The ÜberCharge stored will be kept if the player were to switch teams, but will be lost if they were to change class. The Vita-Saw stores charge upon death, and therefore the Medic can use a different melee weapon while building charge, or even change melee loadout while respawning. So long as he dies with it equipped and doesn't change classes, the Medic will respawn with his previous ÜberCharge percentage (to the maximum limit of 20%). An ÜberCharge is always lost when the round ends.
Similar to the Übersaw, the vial will fill up with a team-coloured liquid as an ÜberCharge is built, before draining as it is deployed.
Contents
Damage
- Base: 65 (59 to 72 Damage)
- Mini-Crit: 80 Damage
- Critical hit: 195 Damage
- Average Damage per Second (DPS): 81.25
Function times
- Attack Interval: 0.8
All times are in seconds. Times are approximate and determined by community testing.
Blueprint
Ubersaw | Reclaimed Metal | Vita-Saw | ||
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Related Achievements
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Bugs
- Multiple clipping issues occur with this weapon; when a taunt is performed, the long needle clips into the Medic's neck, and the handle clips through the Medic's hand.
Trivia
- This weapon was originally created by IdleTard (model) and Daimao (texture) as a replacement for the Übersaw, hence its similarities to it. Community user Pie_Tony made an alternative texture for it that wasn't used in the final version.
- It very closely resembles the large needle syringe carried around by the Little Sisters from the game BioShock by 2K Games.[1] Its name is also similar to the Vita-Chamber, a device which resurrects individuals who die in their vicinity, from the same game. Valve had to contact 2K Games for their legal consent to be able to ship the model in-game.[citation needed]
- In Arena Mode, The Vita-Saw will not retain any ÜberCharge.
- This weapon was first featured in Facepunch's TF2 Mod Emporium IX
Gallery
- Vita-Saw 1st person red cropped.png
RED 1st person view.
- Vita-Saw 1st person blu cropped.png
BLU 1st person view.
See also
- ↑ BioShock Wiki Contributors, "Little Sister". Published November 2, 2010. Retrieved November 4, 2010.