bruh can I use funy slow gun???????

Oh I forgot, why is the GRU not mentioned on the heavy's meele? I'm curious, as I still use them even after their nerf.
The trick I found with them is to switch to the gloves right from spawn until roughly 70% of the way to the front lines. Regular walk the rest of the way and you'll have recovered your original health by the time you're fighting again, and you'll have reached the front lines faster than without it. Only useful on longer maps and not too useful with a teleporter, but the TP might break (happens a lot on Bigrock with engi bots breaking the teleporters or making them dangerous)
It's also good to bail out of a situation if you still have a good ammount of health and don't need to run more than a couple of seconds. (although I believe the fists of steel will do that job better)

Another situation where it's good is when you need to take some pressure away from your team mates. There's some waves where a really large group of enemies will spawn together (sometimes with buffs or crits) and the smaller radius only one upgrade provides might not be enough to take enough pressure away from your team, and they might end up dying or having to fall back.
(As a PS, i've played a lot of advanced and expert matches with not-so-great team mates and most of those sapper uses are probably not worthwile on good teams, BUT on those teams where some stuff is lacking like resistances, medic's shield, etc etc they can be good. Basically, sapper radius 2 and 3 can make the spy more of a crowd controller if needed.)

I hope I didn't flood here too much! This guide is overall very good and I'm definetelly recommending it to friends if they are new to MvM
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3. Sapper radius (2 and 3) is a decent upgrade to get if the wave doesn't have any giants to focus on and you need to hold a group of robots. Maps like Mannhattan as an example (I know the guide is focused on the Madness vs Machine servers with different maps, but just as an example) you might have to hold off the flank by yourself such as the upper spawn on that map, and it really helps to have a bigger radius to get as many of the flanking robots as possible.
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2. You should mention body blocking (or sentry blocking) as a strategy for various classes (mainly heavy, engineer's sentry, overhealed scout, spy, medic with shield). You can block the enemy robot's advances with yourself if needed, really helpful against giants. It's also worth mentioning that after 5 or so seconds they will start jumping and climb up the player/sentry in their way. This can be a lifesaver on maps where the bomb goes inside a building with a door and there's giant scouts, or any kind of tight chokepoint.

Very good guide! Even as a MvM veteran I've learned some things with it ^^

Most of my nitpicks have been voiced by Toki, but I do have one of two things that I think it's worth commenting:

1. Natasha can be good against waves with giant scouts if your team doesn't have anything to stop them, or isn't "reliable" (I've seen teams where the scout misses the milk, or the pyro gets distracted, etc). It is situational, but not as useless as the other two weapons listed there. I would advice not using it when there's more of other giants besides scout (say a wave with 4 giant heavy's and 2 giant scouts).

4. Banner duration is, again, something to consider when spare on cash for tanks, although highly unlikely as soldier requires way more money to commit to. The horn takes a considerable amount of time to deploy, which can really drop some overall dps when trying to fight something as tanky as... the tank. While we're here, just as the medic can charge uber on the sentry buster, soldiers can as well with their banners.
5. I've found good success with the GL + Tide Turner + Claidheam Mor for trimping to safety or regularly just being able to turn around as needed. Better suited for more experienced players, as you have less resistance and health.
6. If you have to buy the Projectile Deflection for heavy, do both. I've found poor success in utilising one point. Also aim a little towards their left shoulder, as their rockets/pills come out from their right.

Good read. Minor nitpicks:
1. Teach players how to read incoming robot waves
2. Scouts can collect Red Cash to heal themselves, which can be handy.
3.The spy is likely the class with the least amount of money you need to commit to, so the sapper radius could still be worth if you're really that spare on cash.
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Excellent article. I learned a thing or two. Thanks.

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