Let's become notorious in TF2.

This is a simple yet long post dedicated to informing readers the recommended way to play while in a group led by The New Order.



Overall

ANYONE can set up a group in The New Order. Gather fellow members, and go in to any casual pub. Stick together using one of The New Order's approved load-outs and methods. If you don't like any of these, that's fine; you don't have to follow them. We simply desire you to spread our name. These are only recommendations to make us more memorable amongst the community. Overall, try to play aggressively and oppressively with your group. If you have any robotic/metal/armor cosmetics, try using those while in a group.


Scout

Scout is more of a support class for The New Order. The Force-a-Nature to push away any unwanted demo-knights, or to flank and push people in to the group for maximum damage, paired with mad milk to increase group longevity and any melee of choice.


Soldier

Soldier is going to spend most of his time in the air. The Air Strike is why. Players will either be distracted by the main group allowing you to surprise them with the Air Strike's rocket jump rapid fire, or they'll see you in the air and be distracted by you briefly, allowing for the main group to strike. The whip would help immensely in making our group a little faster, as well. Secondary is your choice; I recommend a shotgun for when you're caught out of the air.


Pyro

The Dragon's Fury is perfect for torching anyone who gets close to the group, and the air blast can extinguish members of the group set on fire, or reflect rockets sent at the group. Both are very likely to happen, as we intend to huddle together and protect one another. As much as I hate the Scorch Shot, it's perfect for the ideal play style in The New Order; playing very oppressively. It has little downside, and while it may be a crutch for people who can't aim very well, it can be a true terror in the hands of a genius. Melee is up to you.


Demoman

This one was a little more tricky. In the end I settled on having either Ali Baba's Wee Booties/The Peg leg, the Scotsman's Skull cutter, and, the hard choice, the Scottish Resistance. The Skull Cutter's only downside is less speed, which doesn't really matter for huddling in a group, Ali Baba's Wee Booties gives you more health to work with, and the Scottish Resistance lets you set up traps around corners, or under the feet of the group if you see a spy or demo-knight incoming.


Heavy

Heavy should be played with a fully revved brass beast, waddling around the map with a shotgun in the back pocket for fat scouting ahead of the group if the situation calls for it. Alternatively, multiple fat scouts can rush in and oppress the enemy team in numbers and strength in order to capture points or the intelligence in a hurry. EVERY group will need at least one in order to truly be imposing.


Engineer

This one is simple. Play battle engineer. Be aggressive. Make dispensers at choke points and use mini sentries to deal chip damage/as a distraction. There's not much else to say.


[[b]Medic[/b]

Normally, a Medic in The New Order can only heal people with a Crusader's Crossbow. However, in dangerous situations, have the Quick Fix equipped so you can heal multiple members of the group at a fast pace. You will also have a very important second job; spy checking. If you suspect ANYONE of being a spy trying to get a big back stab chain on the group, call him out with the x+2 voice command, AKA the "Spy!" voice command. Try and get the entire group alert, and get your ubersaw ready for stopping him if we don't realize in time. You will have to watch our backs OFTEN. Your role is very important.


Sniper

Snipers will be using the Classic sniper rifle and always have the charge at full, accompanying the heavies if there's someone out of mid range. Your speed won't matter as you'll be with the group the entire time. Alternatively, you may join any fat scout with either the stock or the huntsman for oppressive rushes.


Spy

Finally, the Spy. The Spy, ohhh the Spy...there's not much he can do for the group. The best course of action is for one to use the big distraction the group will inevitably cause, and go in for back stabs. Alternatively, you may hide in the mass of the group and use the Ambassador.



This was a lot to read, I know...I just want us to play in a unique way. One that's ridiculous, one that'll be remembered! Thank you for reading this very, very long first announcement. The New Order gives you its finest blessings and shiniest of metals!


- Koishi