Oneshot classes

I've just discussed it with Putty. He said that he doesn't care as long as it isn't negatively impacting player counts. It's safe to assume that instakills will be staying unless a majority of the community speak out against them, or something else serious.

 

Yes.

#bringbackoldpyro

 

I, personally, don't mind the new Pyro since 1 click fenzy is back. That being said, I really did like the old Pyro better honestly.

 

Old pyro had 2 limit New pyro has 1 ggwp

 

Popular opinion actually matters?

 

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What classes have one shots exactly? Idk if dwarf would count because it can one shot most of them

 

Currently assassin and archer can insta-kill.

Although pyro with frenzy does considerable damage to replicate a one shot, and as you have stated, dwarf.

 

Chap isn't owner, hecking hecker heck

 

I mean no insta kills, means heavy can run in with a medic or two, and a chemist, just keep their hand on steak, press it multiple times, and never be killed. I feel like archer is fine, and assassin should be changed, to keep insta kills, but be more punishing for not killing the target.

 

It is, other than the Punch on it's bow, imo the headshots should be kept in place. In a CTF match, there are maps that you need 100% an archer, or your chances of winning get slim ;/ , take Skyworlds or Blackout into matter, they are maps that need an archer to be successful, even though teams can still do good without one, having one would make your chances of winning sky rocket, even though I hate archers xd

 

There is definitely nothing OP about a long ranged instant kill.

 

Get a ninja to make that archer's life hell

 

Just because other things are unfair and and broken does not mean that Archer is not unfair and broken.

 

Explain how Archer would be unfair and broken, besides their long ranged HS's?

 

I don't need to.

 

Fix the Punch on the bow lol, what else?

 

Replace headshots with a true damage bleed. 8 hearts true damage on the first hit and 2 hearts true damage over the next two seconds (along with slowness II over the next 1.5). Done.