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* Not my most [[IncrediblyLamePun brilliant]] FridgeBrilliance, but still kind of notable. So I introduced ''Webcomic/CuantaVida'' to my dad recently, and when he read [[https://web.archive.org/web/20190905213518/http://tf2.skyscrapersoup.com/2009/06/13/56-neither-of-them-know-anything-about-cameras/ this page]], he told me he didn't quite get why the last panel was what it was -- a shot of Red and Sniper observing the Scouts bickering over who gets to help Bleu set up surveillance cameras. I hadn't thought much of it earlier, but wanting to give him a good answer, I thought it over a little. Then it hit me: that was ''the'' moment in which Red and Sniper both realized that the Scouts ''liiiike'' Bleu. And showing their reactions is a small reinforcement of their characters (Red, for one, is quite amused)! -- {{Gancena}}
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* Not my most [[IncrediblyLamePun [[{{Pun}} brilliant]] FridgeBrilliance, but still kind of notable. So I introduced ''Webcomic/CuantaVida'' to my dad recently, and when he read [[https://web.archive.org/web/20190905213518/http://tf2.skyscrapersoup.com/2009/06/13/56-neither-of-them-know-anything-about-cameras/ this page]], he told me he didn't quite get why the last panel was what it was -- a shot of Red and Sniper observing the Scouts bickering over who gets to help Bleu set up surveillance cameras. I hadn't thought much of it earlier, but wanting to give him a good answer, I thought it over a little. Then it hit me: that was ''the'' moment in which Red and Sniper both realized that the Scouts ''liiiike'' Bleu. And showing their reactions is a small reinforcement of their characters (Red, for one, is quite amused)! -- {{Gancena}}
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* Not my most [[IncrediblyLamePun brilliant]] FridgeBrilliance, but still kind of notable. So I introduced ''Webcomic/CuantaVida'' to my dad recently, and when he read [[http://tf2.skyscrapersoup.com/?p=144 this page]], he told me he didn't quite get why the last panel was what it was -- a shot of Red and Sniper observing the Scouts bickering over who gets to help Bleu set up surveillance cameras. I hadn't thought much of it earlier, but wanting to give him a good answer, I thought it over a little. Then it hit me: that was ''the'' moment in which Red and Sniper both realized that the Scouts ''liiiike'' Bleu. And showing their reactions is a small reinforcement of their characters (Red, for one, is quite amused)! -- {{Gancena}}
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* Not my most [[IncrediblyLamePun brilliant]] FridgeBrilliance, but still kind of notable. So I introduced ''Webcomic/CuantaVida'' to my dad recently, and when he read [[http://tf2.[[https://web.archive.org/web/20190905213518/http://tf2.skyscrapersoup.com/?p=144 com/2009/06/13/56-neither-of-them-know-anything-about-cameras/ this page]], he told me he didn't quite get why the last panel was what it was -- a shot of Red and Sniper observing the Scouts bickering over who gets to help Bleu set up surveillance cameras. I hadn't thought much of it earlier, but wanting to give him a good answer, I thought it over a little. Then it hit me: that was ''the'' moment in which Red and Sniper both realized that the Scouts ''liiiike'' Bleu. And showing their reactions is a small reinforcement of their characters (Red, for one, is quite amused)! -- {{Gancena}}
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** The whole comic is this, really. CV is a subtle, understated yet incredibly bleak PlayerPunch in webcomic form, simply by virtue of making you think of the various VideoGame/TeamFortress2 classes as ''people'', with lives and families and hopes and dreams.
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** The whole comic is this, really. CV is a subtle, understated yet incredibly bleak PlayerPunch in webcomic form, simply by virtue of making you think of the various VideoGame/TeamFortress2 classes as ''people'', with lives and families and hopes and dreams.dreams.
*Just what the hell are BLU Soldier and [[spoiler: Rojo]] doing with the assorted body parts they've collected?
** Also BLU Sniper's [[spoiler:EyeScream]]. Think about it: [[spoiler:[[TheLastThingYouEverSee the last thing he sees]] is someone who ''looks'' like his dead lover. [[HopeSpot For a moment he'd think that it's Red, alive and well again]]. But it isn't Red, it's just grotesque mockery of him. Using this moment of weakness the mock-image of his lover proceeds to [[EyeScream remove his eyes.]]]]
*** He didn't just [[spoiler:gouge out Sniper's eyes - he "removed" them "like a surgeon", with hardly any blood left behind - showing that he was very precise in how he did it. As well as this, he also managed to sever Scout's Achilles tendon and cut off Engineer's hand, all in a very short space of time.]] It's almost like he's had ''practice'' at this sort of thing...
*Just what the hell are BLU Soldier and [[spoiler: Rojo]] doing with the assorted body parts they've collected?
** Also BLU Sniper's [[spoiler:EyeScream]]. Think about it: [[spoiler:[[TheLastThingYouEverSee the last thing he sees]] is someone who ''looks'' like his dead lover. [[HopeSpot For a moment he'd think that it's Red, alive and well again]]. But it isn't Red, it's just grotesque mockery of him. Using this moment of weakness the mock-image of his lover proceeds to [[EyeScream remove his eyes.]]]]
*** He didn't just [[spoiler:gouge out Sniper's eyes - he "removed" them "like a surgeon", with hardly any blood left behind - showing that he was very precise in how he did it. As well as this, he also managed to sever Scout's Achilles tendon and cut off Engineer's hand, all in a very short space of time.]] It's almost like he's had ''practice'' at this sort of thing...
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** The whole comic is this, really. CV is a subtle, understated yet incredibly bleak PlayerPunch in webcomic form, simply by virtue of making you think of the various TF2 classes as ''people'', with lives and families and hopes and dreams.
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** The whole comic is this, really. CV is a subtle, understated yet incredibly bleak PlayerPunch in webcomic form, simply by virtue of making you think of the various TF2 VideoGame/TeamFortress2 classes as ''people'', with lives and families and hopes and dreams.
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* If the game takes place in the 1980's, as opposed to the 1960's like the actual game is, it's entirely possible that the RED Medic from the video log and the old BLU Sniper who's camper van they find are indeed the same Sniper and Medic that you play as in the game itself. The revelation that the "crazy old Sniper" had presumably gone a bit nuts before he died, and that the Medic had died alone in a sealed room is actually quite chilling when you think about it.
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* If the game takes place in the 1980's, as opposed to the 1960's like the actual game is, it's entirely possible that the RED Medic from the video log and the old BLU Sniper who's camper van they find are indeed the same Sniper and Medic that you play as in the game itself. The revelation that the "crazy old Sniper" had presumably gone a bit nuts before he died, and that the Medic had died alone in a sealed room is actually quite chilling when you think about it.it.
** The whole comic is this, really. CV is a subtle, understated yet incredibly bleak PlayerPunch in webcomic form, simply by virtue of making you think of the various TF2 classes as ''people'', with lives and families and hopes and dreams.
** The whole comic is this, really. CV is a subtle, understated yet incredibly bleak PlayerPunch in webcomic form, simply by virtue of making you think of the various TF2 classes as ''people'', with lives and families and hopes and dreams.
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* If the game takes place in the 1980's, as opposed to the 1960's like the actual game is, it's entirely possible that the RED Medic from the video log and the old BLU Sniper who's camper van they find are indeed the same Sniper and Medic that you play as in the game itself.
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* If the game takes place in the 1980's, as opposed to the 1960's like the actual game is, it's entirely possible that the RED Medic from the video log and the old BLU Sniper who's camper van they find are indeed the same Sniper and Medic that you play as in the game itself. The revelation that the "crazy old Sniper" had presumably gone a bit nuts before he died, and that the Medic had died alone in a sealed room is actually quite chilling when you think about it.
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* The fact that Bleu is deathly afraid of fire makes perfect sense--he's a Spy, and Pyros are often used as "spy detectors" in the game proper.
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* The fact that Bleu is deathly afraid of fire makes perfect sense--he's a Spy, and Pyros are often used as "spy detectors" in the game proper.proper.
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* If the game takes place in the 1980's, as opposed to the 1960's like the actual game is, it's entirely possible that the RED Medic from the video log and the old BLU Sniper who's camper van they find are indeed the same Sniper and Medic that you play as in the game itself.
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* If the game takes place in the 1980's, as opposed to the 1960's like the actual game is, it's entirely possible that the RED Medic from the video log and the old BLU Sniper who's camper van they find are indeed the same Sniper and Medic that you play as in the game itself.
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* The fact that Bleu is deathly afraid of fire makes perfect sense--he's a Spy, and Pyros are often used as "spy detectors" in the game proper.
