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GRAVELPIT STRATEGY: OFFENSE
27 September, 2010 - Rath | 0 Comments

Offense:
Point A:
2 Scouts
2 Soldiers
1 Demoman
1 Medic (Running Uber - don't forget to switch!)

/Everyone/ goes to A in order to cap it asap and gain time towards capping B

1 of the Scouts (or both) could Bonk! out of spawn and check for sticky traps or sentries. If their entire team is at A, then the team needs to just turn around and go to B. A is far easier to capture than B is, so if we can get B early in the game that would be an insane advantage.

Medic, don't forget to switch to Uber! This is very important!

Point B:
2 Soldiers
1 Demoman
1 Medic
2 Snipers (Steven and Sneaky Hoovy)

Two Snipers is a bit of a stretch, but the enemy team will probably be running at least one Sniper so us having two will probably end up negating his threat. Snipers will also be able to pop enemy Soldiers/Demomen off of the roof, which is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ fantastic advantage.

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2 Soldiers
1 Demoman
1 Medic
1 Sniper (Sneaky Hoovy)
1 Spy (Steven)

Spy will be a surprise tactic, probably just run it for one round and only as an emergency in case we really need it.

Point C:
Main Group:
1 Soldier (Kievan)
1 Medic
1 Demoman
1 Sniper (Steven, though he will kind of be off doing his own thing because he is a dirty Austrailian rapist. He'll probably end up covering the flank.)

Auxilary Group:
1 Soldier (Kusch)
1 Scout (Sneaky Hoovy)

If you're going through A, you'll want to break left as soon as possible, because Snipers can cover that corridor as quickly as possibly. The enemy sniper can do the same thing, so stay vigilant or else you're going to get rocked as soon as you get there.

Soldiers need to Rocket Jump up to the point unless the other team is running a Heavy on the point. Demo needs to spam the point to clear it out for Soldiers/Scout to cap it. For Point C, Demoman has insane living priority - /protect the Demoman./

This is probably the one time this strategy is EVER going to be useful, but I think for Point C Gravelpit the Demoman actually has higher living priority than the Medic, because you can still push the point without a Medic, but if there's no Demoman to clear the Heavy off of C there's not way the Soldiers are going to get up there.

Once the Soldiers get up on C the point is pretty much taken unless they're running an airblast Pyro, but he should run out of ammo pretty soon.

If the team is running airblast Pyro as opposed to Heavy then the entire strategy reshifts and the Medic is more important again.

But of course LeftRight is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥' battlemedic so of course she'll be able to handle herself right.



If anyone has any other suggestions feel free to post them :V.

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GRAVELPIT STRATEGY: DEFENSE
27 September, 2010 - Rath | 0 Comments

LOOK I'M ACTUALLY DOING TEAM-CAPTAINY THINGS FOR ONCE.

Defense:

Point A:
1 Engineer with level 3 sentry (Steven)
- Sticky bombs on the door, Engineer gives the demoman a heads-up when to detonate
Essentially the Engineer is here to stall. We're not going to do a great big effort to try and defend A, because honestly B is so much easier to Defend and we'll probably end up losing A anyhow, but as long as the Engineer can buy us some time that's all we really need. Once Steven dies, he will be switching to Sniper.

The Demoman should get to A and set up sticky bombs, either 8 around the spawn door or four under each exit door to A. Then the Demoman should get back to B. The Engineer, who will be there, will tell you when to detonate.

All Engineers should be using the Frontier Justice. You're probably only going to get one or two shots off anyway, they might as well be crits. And Southern Hospitality if you have it because they'll not likely be running a Pyro on offense and it's strictly better than the Wrench in that respect.


Point B:
2 Soldiers (Kusch, Kievan)
1 Medic (LeftRight)
1 Demoman (Makani)
1 Engineer (Sneaky Hoovy)
1 Sniper (What Steven will switch to after his Engineer has successfully stalled at A and then died.)

Soldier and Demo on the roof at all times, one Soldier on the ground. If the Engineer needs help protecting the Sentry one of the Soldiers should jump down and help. If the Soldier or Demo on the roof is required to retreat, the Soldier on the ground, regardless of if he's playing Pocket or Roam, needs to get up there. Control of the roof is almost as important as protecting the point, because once you lose the roof you're probably going to lose the point, and we all need to help protect the sentry too. The sentry covers almost the entire back point of B, and it will, at least for a while, provide a safe place for the team to gather.

Medic should be Kritz on Defense, because if BLU suddenly gathers all six people on B a Soldier or Demoman jumping through the window with a Kritz is just going to decimate them. BLU tends to group together in small pockets anyhow, so a well-coordinated (ololololol) Kritz will just destroy an attack. Even if the Medic ubers, it's likely that the Kritz is going to take out SOMEone.

Point C:
Team Alpha:
1 Soldier (Kusch), 1 Heavy (Sneaky Hoovy) defending the point
Team Beta:
1 Demoman (Makani), 1 Scout (Steven) flanking
Team Gamma:
1 Soldier (Kievan), 1 Medic (LeftRight) running Kritz going down the main path

The team should ideally not push until the Medic has a Kritz, then the Soldier/Medic combo will go through the right Entrance to A, and keep the team occupied with the kritz while the Demo/Scout combo flanks. Heavy on the point is a very strong presence, and with him we won't need the Engineer.

Most of C is going to be pretty slapdash though there's not really a good strategy to take it on :V

THIS IS FOR DEFENSE.

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