I'm no Engie main, but from my experience, the best sentry spot - is an unexpected one. Dustbowl have a few of such spots, but since there little advantages at flanking the enemy after they capture first point, my quote better works on Payloads, especially new maps))
Yea I agree, you definitely want to mix up the sentry spots and catch the enemy off guard. Sometimes a sentry spot is so strong that even if you know it’s their it’s hard to clear
@@TomRobinsonYT Yes! The Jag is a melee weapon for the Engineer in Team Fortress 2. It speeds up the construction of buildings but has slightly less damage than the default wrench. The Engineer rollout with the Jag involves efficiently setting up buildings at the start of a round to maximize your team's advantage. Here’s a basic Jag rollout: 1. **Spawn Point:** Start by building a Dispenser right outside the spawn. This allows you to quickly regain metal. 2. **Build Teleporters:** Construct an Entrance near the spawn and then move forward to place the Exit closer to the front lines. The Jag's faster construction speed helps get these up quickly. 3. **Sentry Gun Placement:** After setting up teleporters, place a Sentry Gun in a strategic position to cover choke points or high-traffic areas. Use the Jag to speed up its construction and upgrading. 4. **Dispenser Relocation:** Once the initial setup is done, move your Dispenser to a more forward position to support your team. 5. **Maintaining and Upgrading:** Keep using the Jag to quickly upgrade your buildings while ensuring they are in safe positions.
Eureka effect is amazing for the tele problem you had there. Personally I am not a big fan of how that first spot doesn't actually defend the point. It encourages congregation on the low ground and is a particularly rough position to put your medic in.
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I'm no Engie main, but from my experience, the best sentry spot - is an unexpected one.
Dustbowl have a few of such spots, but since there little advantages at flanking the enemy after they capture first point, my quote better works on Payloads, especially new maps))
Yea I agree, you definitely want to mix up the sentry spots and catch the enemy off guard. Sometimes a sentry spot is so strong that even if you know it’s their it’s hard to clear
this except im playing scout and i throw milk at every sentry spot mentioned
I dare you to, my boi JJnut has my back with the flames 🔥
YO does anyone know know what wrench he's using?
Yo I’m using the jag though fr homie
@@TomRobinsonYT Yes! The Jag is a melee weapon for the Engineer in Team Fortress 2. It speeds up the construction of buildings but has slightly less damage than the default wrench.
The Engineer rollout with the Jag involves efficiently setting up buildings at the start of a round to maximize your team's advantage. Here’s a basic Jag rollout:
1. **Spawn Point:** Start by building a Dispenser right outside the spawn. This allows you to quickly regain metal.
2. **Build Teleporters:** Construct an Entrance near the spawn and then move forward to place the Exit closer to the front lines. The Jag's faster construction speed helps get these up quickly.
3. **Sentry Gun Placement:** After setting up teleporters, place a Sentry Gun in a strategic position to cover choke points or high-traffic areas. Use the Jag to speed up its construction and upgrading.
4. **Dispenser Relocation:** Once the initial setup is done, move your Dispenser to a more forward position to support your team.
5. **Maintaining and Upgrading:** Keep using the Jag to quickly upgrade your buildings while ensuring they are in safe positions.
The best comment I’ve ever seen on youtube
Great spots.
Thank you, the best battle tested spots
you should change the fov and use minimal view models to get better vision
Yes that’s a good idea, Ill look into it and make the changes thank you
Eureka effect is amazing for the tele problem you had there.
Personally I am not a big fan of how that first spot doesn't actually defend the point. It encourages congregation on the low ground and is a particularly rough position to put your medic in.
Yea it’s an aggressive angle and can work out great if you have people defending it and maybe another engineer on point
Bro the spy on your team at first point was trolling hard pretending to be an enemy… kickable imo. Dam weebs 🦄
Yea fr, that guy was acting hell sus
wwhy is quick switch not on lol
lol I play engineer the hard way