Now we're done with the How it FEELS series, 1000 likes and we'll start gertting back on track with the gameplay videos of each class!

4:20 The voice lines your hearing are called "domination lines". They're played when you kill the same enemy player 4 times in a row, when that happens, the class who your playing as will say an insult to the enemy player you dominated specifically towards the class they were playing.

It is actually cannon (with even voice lines in the game) that the blue soilder and red demo are best friends, they met at an explosive weapons expo and started hanging out and fishing. The comic War shows this. I would recommend reading the comics, if you want to react to them you can do a live reading or there is many dubs on youtube of the comics (the beard is my favorite) with the last comic even having a dub by scouts voice actor

Demoknight actually doesn’t use the bottle typically, he equips a shield in place of the sticky bomb launcher. All the shields have a charge ability where you charge straight at your enemies at high speeds.Demoknight can also choose between a variety of swords that each grant their own unique benefits. It’s typically only good to equip a sword if your pairing the shield with it. You can also equip a specific pair of boots in place of your grenade launcher for more health, the ability to turn more while charging with the shield, and some more benefits.

Yes, TF2 has a huge list of responses that trigger whenever you get a kill, push the payload, dominate someone else, et cetera. Most TF2 voices in Source Filmmaker videos are created by using these responses, or... ...cutting up and mixing said responses to create new ones.

Fun Fact: Lazy Purple was actually drunk during the 2nd half of the Demo Man video 4:20 Yes they have lines when a certain class is dominating another class

Demo is one of those classes that parred with the right person can create an unstoppable killing machine

The sticky bombs are his secondary, they're remotely detonated explosives that stick to surfaces, fired from a launcher with 8 shots before needing to reload (which takes a while, one at a time). The grenade launcher is his primary weapon, can fire four shots before reloading, and each shot can bounce off surfaces. If it hits directly they explode on contact with an enemy, otherwise they have a short timer before exploding. Two separate weapons.

6:23 Ubercharge only lasts for a temporary amount of time before wearing off (Kind of like the star from mario games), so what Lazy did was that he spent that whole time laying down sticky bombs, and waiting until after the Ubercharge was over to detonate them all simultaneously

At this point you HAVE to react to the “Extra” series Lazy has made to get more insight on the classes and weapons, and they’re overall a part two to the classes

What's so cool about watching this reaction is how much you are able to learn about the actual mechanics of TF2 from Lazy's videos. It goes to show how much love and dedication he put into his How it Feels series and TF2 itself. Like you seem to have a very good idea of how a lot of the classes work, just from these well crafted pieces of entertainment.

The Scottish Resistance is actually really good for locking down single choke points not many like he did it and keeping someone from back-capping the final point when everyone is occupied with a noisy battle.

he goes more into demokight and trimping in the "how it feels" demoman extras

You need to react to the extras for this, it's like a separate "how it feels video" entirely for Demoman's sidegrades and secondary weapons

1) Junkrat is BASICALLY a watered down version of Demoman -- which is one of the reasons why there was beef between the two games when the Overwatch Beta was announced. his pipe launcher is equal to that of the iron bomber unlockable that came out about the same time, while his mine jump pad and his bear trap were safer but less powerful versions of the stickybomb launcher. Junkrat's ult is a more powerful pre-nerf version of a troll subclass called the caberknight -- in which you equip any shield and a melee weapon called the "Ulapool Caber", charge at the enemies, and hit someone with the caber to let them explode. Before the nerf, the Caber could create an impact radius that can kill a huddled group of people, so Junkrat's Ult can easily be inspired from the caberknight concept. 2) You REALLY need to look into the extras for this "How it Feels" video, since a lotta stuff for the Demoman was put into the extras as Lazy himself was just too unqualified to talk about Demo's subclasses and playstyles like Demoknight. He puts a lot of information for the Demoknight in the extras, so it's highly recommended for you to look at. 3) You should react to the comics! There's the voice over dubs made by "The Beard" that basically puts the needed vocal expressions in the comics, which makes the comic much more engaging. Or you could look into the Shork voice over dubs in which he got the original voice actors of the TF2 mercs to do the voice work of some portions of the comics. It's a really good idea to react to the comics, especially since it ties a lot of the in-game story and official Valve SFMs into one coherent game lore. You don't even have to do all 31 of them, as the 25 mini comics are just update comics that DOES expand the lore, but are mostly all covered by the catch-up comic to the main "TF Comic" series.

Tf2's voicelines, most notably the domination voicelines, are all unique for each class against all the different classes. The small cast of 9 characters really helps with each of their relationships with one another, just another cool thing that's unique to tf2 to my knowledge.

Tf2 Reaction Checklist: ✔️ 1. Meet The Team (Official) ✔️2. Expiration Date (Official) ✔️ 3. End of the Line by McVee = Action 4. Mann vs Machine Trailer and MVM The sound of machine trailer (Official) 5. Jungle Inferno (Official) 6. How it feels series by LazyPurple (Demoman Extras remaining) ✔️ 7. Tf2 Vs Overwatch (2 parter series) by The Winglet = Comedy, Crossover 8. Team Neighborhood (5 parter series) by Greatdictator = Comedy 9. Meet the Pro Action Spy and Meet the Pro Contract Killers by GG Theater = Action 10. Rise of the Epic Scout (4 parter series) by Crash Maul = Epic Action 11. Pootis Engage (React to Attack on Heavy) by ceno0 = Comedy, Epic Action, Insane Memes 12. The Fedora Chronicles (4 parter series + 2 Burning through spaces) by The Winglet = Comedy, Action 13. Meet the items (6 parter series) by The Winglet = Comedy 14. Unusual Troubles (31 parter series) by STBlackST = Craziest and Insane Sfm, Memes (Warning: This series will make your head explode) 15. Meet the Amazing Team (1 hour) by Piemations = Comedy 16. The Scratched Universe (7 parter series) by Blackimus = Jojo Bizarre Adventure + Tf2 = Epic Action (I will add it later if there is something i missed) (I will copy and paste this in every video and community post as much as possible, so here's me hoping you won't stop reacting to tf2.)

If there's any other TF2 videos you should watch, it would be the following - any Saxxy-winning SFM videos - the Weapon Stereotype series by Soundsmith - the Class Guide series by Doctor Lalve

My boy has grown so much, in the opening clip he even knew the pyro would airblast, he knows so much now

Man, can't think of any other reaction video I've enjoyed like this. Your charisma, your tone, cadence, intelligent speech. You give the video you're reacting its own space to breath, while also adding substantial and engaging commentary. Top notch content, well done!

Don't miss the Behind the Scenes section for this video, it shows a lot more!

Did you know that demoknight shield charge can actualy *ALWAYS DO CRITICAL MELEE HITS* with the right timming(or else it end up mini cryt)

The medic can uber anyone, but people just seem to uber the heavy

The reason Scout is so good against Demoman, is because he struggles in close-quarters combat in general. Because his stickies have a fuse time, he can only really use his grenade launcher at this range, which also deals self-damage. It’s just that scout is best at close-range fighting while being fast enough to ambush the Demo.

I've been waiting for this one B) Also, I know people have been directing you to Extras videos for LazyPurple for ages, but it's REALLY important for Demoman as it goes in depth on a whole subclass called Demoknight

This man's reactions are pure, which is why I watch his reaction videos

”What if time went diagonally” said noone ever.

Scout is the Biggies counter to The Default Demo because The stikies are slow and the pipes have the Soldier efect(You get hurt a little bit if you are in radious of your own weapon) a lot of scouts can counter demos by been so close that if they dont kill the demo will blow him self because the radious and or dies the demo or die both or survives(The demo) By REALLY SHORT amount of life

It has probably already been stated in earlier comments, but just in case. The Demo and the soldier are the primary "power" classes that a stock Uber will be used on in competitive. Heavy is good for stock Uber when you want to avoid loosing ground over capturing new ground.

Heavy has penalty when dealing damage to buildings. So when you want to destroy sentry nest, Uber any other class. Preferably either explosive class, or if unavailable, Uber Pyro. Heavy is great to mow down players, that's why he's great on the point or cart defending from enemies that come to him.

HE WILL WATCH EMESIS BLUE OH MY GOD

The extras for Demoman are a bit more important than the others since he talks about one of Demo's alternate playstyles(?) in there

Bro Emesis Blue?! I gotta see you react to that! Fucking master piece. Better than most movies of it's genre.

Uber choice is mostly about space. On the objective the enemy is basically forced to come and challenge your position, which puts them is direct close range combat with the now invulnerable heavy. That's a bad time for them. Any other time they can simply move back a few steps and the painfully slow move speed of a revved up heavy means he will never catch up to them before the invulnerable effect ends. Demoman is faster, so can force more space and/or fights during that time. Additionally, default uber is best used on an ally at low health, because you get extra value by healing their damaged health bar during the invulnerable effect. If they are actively taking damage even better, as your enemy will waste whatever damage they launch at him before realizing that he is now invulnerable.

"a legendary series of videos" You got that right, I showed these to my uncle who doesn't play video games and *he* enjoyed them.

To explain the basics of Demoman. Yes, Demoman can be damaged by his own explosives and knocked back by them. This can be used like the Soldier's rocket jump to perform sticky jumps, but also means hitting a pipe or detonating a sticky near you risks your own life. As for their weapons, the grenade launcher is their primary. It fires grenades that arc and explode on hitting an enemy or after a set time, but will bounce and roll off walls and the floor instead of exploding the way a soldier rocket does. This bouncing property means you have to be very dead accurate to get any damage at close range. Their arc and bounce can let them hit around obstacles and corners though, which give them interesting side uses. Their secondary is the sticky bomb launcher. It's meant to set stickies on a surface and then detonate them manually later. Stickies do not detonate if the player dies, they simply disappear. The stickies can be used as a trap device or as a direct weapon since the arm time isn't that long. Because where it detonates is more controlled, it's often used as much as a primary as the grenade launcher. They can also be charged to fire farther and their arc lets them go around some obstacles. So a committed demo can bombard lots of places that other classes can't hit. This means that the Demo is the most powerful aoe damage dealer at medium ranges and he can easily plough through an entire frontline or smash through a sentry nest. Like Soldier, he's a great pick for an uber since he can deal out extraordinary damage if he can fire unmolested into the enemy team. But unlike soldier who can fire rockets at the floor to trigger splash damage or change to a shotgun, Demo tends to struggle badly with fast enemies who are up close or airborne. Demo and Soldier tend to actually be better offensive uber picks because they can do aoe damage to deal with the whole enemy team and they are mobile, able to quickly get to the front line. Heavy has amazing sustained single target damage, but he's very immobile so he won't get far when he is ubered and he doesn't do aoe and he's not as effective at clearing out sentries (the miniguns actually have a damage penalty against sentries).

Uber can go to pretty much anyone, though typically the best options are Heavy, Pyro, Soldier and Demo. Though I have seen uncle Dane be a devastating Uber engineer.

To the question of why Pyro is the jury in the court bit, it's because besides Airblasting the Lvl 3 Sentry Rockets Pyro has almost no way to deal with Sentries by themselves. So they appreciate explosive classes like Soldier or Demo taking out the sentries.

There is one thing Demoman can do that resembles the tire. This forbidden technique is known as Caberknight. By combining the explosive power of the Ullapool caber with the crit of a shield charge, Caberknight can wipe out half the enemy team in a single swing of his melee. The Ullapool caber is a german hand grenade that the demoman uses as a club. The first hit will cause an explosion, dealing masive damage to both the demo and whoever else is unfortunate enough to be in the blast. Caberknight also uses either the chargin' targe or the splendid screen in place of a sticky launcher. Both shields provide demo with the ability to perform a 1.5 second charge that sends him barreling forward faster than Usain Bolt. Charging will cause your melee weapon to be crit boosted, dealing either a mini crit or a full crit depending on the duration of the charge. Unfortunately, the Ullapool caber deals normal damage during a charge if you swing during the part where it would mini crit, but it can still perform a full crit if your charge was long enough. By charging in with the caber, Caberknight is able to deal enough damage to liquefy a heavy along with whatever other poor saps happen to be nearby. Oh, and you asked if the demo deals more damage up close like junkrat. Demo deals more damage at mid range. Up close, demo has to deal with self damage and the arm time on his stickes. At long range, demo has to "charge up" his stickies to increase their projectile speed and it takes over 4 seconds to reach full charge. The demo also has to worry about the arc on his grenades and stickies and the fact that his grenades explode before they reach long range. At mid range, demo doesn't have to worry about a thing. But that's not the question you asked. You were asking if demo has ramp up or fall off on his grenades or his stickies. The grenades will always deal 100 damage on a direct regardless of distance. The grenades explosion will deal as little as 50 damage at the very edge of their blast radius. Sticky bombs have a base damage of 120 damage and will deal 120 damage if detonated directly underneath an enemy player's feet and as little as 60 if they were at the edge of the blast radius. However, if a sticky bomb is detonated during the first 5 seconds of its life, the explosion will be subject to rampup and fall off, causing a perfect sticky bomb to deal up to 144 damage if detonated inside the demoman and as little as 64 damage if detonated underneath someone who is standing 64 feet away from the demo. And we can cut that in half to 32 if they were also at the edge of the explosion. In short, the grenade launcher deals the same damage no matter what. The sticky bomb launcher deals the same damage if you are patient. And lastly, we have your question about sticky bombs and what causes them to detonate. There are three situations in which a sticky bomb will explode. Firstly, we have manual detonation. If you havy any sticky bombs active and armed, right clicking will cause all of them to detonate. Except for the scottish resistance sticky bombs. Only the bombs you are looking at (i.e. within a decent sized circle in the middle of your screen) will det when you right click. Secondly, demo can only have a certain number of sticky bombs active at a time. If the demo exceeds this limit, the oldest active sticky bomb will automatically detonate. For stock and the quickie bomb launcher, this limit is set to 8, while the scottish resistance (again) raises the limit to 14, and the sticky jumper reduces the limit to 2. Now the only reason I know that the oldest bomb waits until its armed to detonate is because of the sticky jumper. Since you can only lay two bombs out with the jumper, it becomes fairly easy to lay that limit exceeding bomb before the first one arms itself. And lastly, the third way a sticky bomb can detonate is for the fuse to expire. Yeah, that's right. Sticky bombs have a fuse. VALVe got a little bit lazy when programming the Demoman and only created a grenade projectile and gave it to both the grenade launcher and the sticky bomb launcher. Now most of the variables that went into the grenade were fine. You can change the detonation mode and replace the model without a problem. The damage and explosion radius were variables the sticky bomb was going to need anyways. But the fuse timer? We can't have a sticky bomb blowing up on its own now can we? But unfortunately, that variable can only take a number. Feeding in false would only cause a not a number error, so rather than causing the game to crash anytime he shoots a sticky bomb, VALVe instead put a stupid large number in that variable to keep sticky bombs from detonating durring a match. So, how long will you have to wait for a sticky bomb to detonate on its own? An hour? A day? A week? A month? A year? A decade? A century? A millennium? Well I'll tell you this. The heat death lf the universe will only be a blink of the eye to a sticky bomb. Then again, a TF2 server starts having problems if it hasn't had a map change for 6 months, so I don't think a sticky bomb will even get the chance to see a fraction of a percent of its fuse timer expire.

Fun fact: Lazy was legit drunk.

Funny thing about that "drunk" scene is that Lazy was actually drunk when he recorded the gameplay and the commentary.

demoknight is a true horror ex-Medic and engie main here, most of the time I prefer ubering demo and soldier because they're more faster and flexible than heavy provided they don't rocket jump out of my range, because if they do that they're on their own because ain't no way I'm following them. I mean, what do they expect me to do?

As a demo main it pleases me to watch him become impressed at pipe air shots

5:34 that’s actually Demoman’s default taunt when he has his stock grenade launcher equipped

Fun fact: the complete soldier voice line is: “Scotland is not a real country! You are an Englishman with a dress!” It, along with Spy’s line(s) about Scout’s mother, is hilarious

When demoman dies all the stickies he placed just break, they don't explode

Everytime demoman is on the screen, a loop of flabbergasted Kieran asking "They got whut?" After Demo's bepped out line keep playing in my head.

Solarlight would have to be my recommendation. He is one of, if not the best demoknight out there

Sticky traps do detonate on their own, but only after like the heat-death of the universe

In the official tf comics demoman really rely on scrumpy because he doesnt drink enough his organs will start to fail

I'm pretty sure the reason Demo loses out against the Scout is because the classes in TF2 are built around Offence, Defence, and Support. The Scout is Offence and Demo is Defence. Whereas, Junkrat and Tracer, who are based on them, both fall under the very sparse Damage class in Overwatch.

When he said that if demo had a tire ability I was like “my brother in Christ *HE IS THE TIRE*

19:04 I love how his laugh syncs with the Medic's laughing taunt

this dude is discovering his favorite game of all time and he doesnt know it

He is affected by his explosives. With the stickybomb launcher, he can actually launch himself into the air, similar to soldier's rocket jumps.

Demoman wont send a tire at ya, He’ll send HIMSELF at ya

Okay, now you have to listen to all their domination lines.

Sticky bombs can technically detonate after being in the ground for too much time, but that time is so long that the server literally cannot process it, and even if it could im pretty sure the server implodes if a single match lasts too long. So for literally every situation that could ever happen, you have to manually explode them

Demoman and Soldier are usually the best go-tos for an Uber, provided they know what they're doing. In more chaotic, messy situations a Pyro isn't a bad choice either. Heavies are actually the worst choice for an Uber lots of times, ESPECIALLY on offense, and the main reason for that is because of how slow they are - they're not often in a position where an Uber would tip the scale in any meaningful way. If the Heavy is already on or close to the objective, then yeah, perfectly reasonable choice, but those situations are usually pretty few and far between. Ubering a Heavy really only works when that Heavy is already in position to rip people to shreds, or is about to be - it only lasts 8 seconds, and that's too little time to waste on someone who isn't going to do any significant damage with it. Also, yes, Lazy did in fact get drunk for this XD He explains a bit more in the Extras follow-up.

12:48 might be a reference to classic tf2 video “An encounter with the Entrepreneur of Sensory Shapeshifting with Purpose of Infiltrationary Actions”. (recommended btw)

Off the top of my head, there's the Weapon/Item Stereotypes series, as well as the Team Service Announcement videos you could do. Especially the TSAs, they're fairly short (maybe five minutes at the most).

TF2 has some the most amazingly voiced characters, and the voice lines of the characters insulting each other mid fight are amazing

You should watch the the behind the scenes of how it feels to play demoman

Yes every class have a voice lines for each other interaction mostly the domination voice lines and yes soldier and demo have the same abilities to do explosive jump By the way the drunk section was him being drunk for real on stream For medic uber it depend on what the situtation is it

When pushing ubering a damaged class is more important than ubering a defensive class

The extras video covers a whole different class btw

Please watch the Extras video for this! It includes a lot more indepth info on Demoman’s alternate weapons and the Demoknight playstyle, and is effectively a part 2.

1:00 The closest thing to Junkrat's Tire is probably the stupid spamming of the Stickybomb launcher

And this is it for now

Ah yes my favorite class

A few things to note about the vid: The skit of Demo having a broken bottle and a shield is a worse version of demoknight Lazy actually got Drunk ON STREAM! Doing Demoman gameplay And of course the Stickybomb Things: If Demoman Dies before he detonates his stickybombs they fizzle out and do no damage And of course sticky jumping is a real thing, but it takes a good chunk of hp

"It's easy if you communicate with your team" and this is why it can be so hard 😂

Ubercharge defaults to Heavy, but there is a group we refer to as "power classes" that are all capable of doing WORK while immune.

lmao you watching emesis blue will be fun cause my friend, my brother in christ, you're in for a fun trip as i'm still theorizing so many things about it. fandom is wild when people love it so much they make things for free.

one thing i like doing is doing a high five taunt standing on 8 stickys and waiting for someone to try and high five me so i can kill us both

Never ever steals demoman's beer

I would watch soundsmiths how to trollger as it goes over the specifics of rocket jumping

Halloween events can trigger halloween-themed healing items.

16:18 LMAOOOOOO “is this real” is SO funny to me bc the bottle is his *default* melee weapon. You don’t even get a sword or knife. You get a bottle and it breaks when you crit Tf2 is insane

I would recommend watching the extra’s videos for Pyro and Demoman, because they are more like part 2s

you need to check out his extras video for the demoman ... slight spoilers he mentions that he acually got drunk

There are extras to the how it feels to play demoman

the reason heavies tend to get ragdolled by pipes and not gibbed? Gibs only happen if a certain amount of overkill damage is dealt. Pipe bombs from the grenade launcher do 100 damage, and heavy has 300 hp. So three clean pipes in his face and he's ragdolled, not gibbed.

What will engi build on Minecraft? A mansion? A military bunker full of redstone stuff? We need to know

25:15 I'd say the reason Overwatch's characters don't "bully" each other is that the devs tend to balance the characters around being combat generalists. Most characters in Overwatch have a decent damage output, allowing most characters a decent chance of winning a 1v1 with most other classes. Contrast that with TF2, where many of the classes are powerful specialists. Demoman has projectiles, *and only projectiles,* and those projectiles have very hard and distinct downsides. Demoman can be a combat monster, but his power is over a particular domain - mid-range combat, siege-breaking, area denial and crowd-control. But Sniper is the king of long-range combat, and Scout is the king of short-range combat. Both are well-equipped to push Demoman out of his comfort zone, and into THEIR comfort zone, where they can destroy him. Or compare Engineer and Torbjorn. Engineer is super-specialized, being all about setting up and maintaining powerful support buildings. But his offensive arsenal is limited in its power. In a straight 1v1, an Engineer will most likely lose against 4 of the game's 9 classes (Scout, Soldier, Demoman and Heavy). An Engineer's role is one of backline support, entrenching positions, fortifying territory, and providing his allies with safe zones that they can retreat into. Engineer needs to surround himself with other players, both for protection and so he can act as a force multiplier. If an enemy player is fighting Engineer 1-on-1, something has gone seriously wrong. Meanwhile, Torbjorn is all about fighting enemy players, controlling space through direct combat, and buffing himself and his allies so they can attack better. His turret feels like an accessory to his combat power, rather than the anchor of his toolkit. Torbjorn is nowhere near as specialized as Engineer, so he can fight most other classes on a level playing field. Which also means that there isn't a massive power difference between Torbjorn and most other classes. No-one is so much stronger than Torbjorn that they can "bully" him.

some words of advice about the game, at 4:20 thats a domination line, which is what happens when you kill a player 4 times in a row, uber also isnt infinite, it runs out after around 10 seconds of usage. also demoknight is a subclass where they equip a sword, shield, and boots, its a fun subclass but has many hard counters, just so yknow in case you were confused over such

He doesn't know that bottle is Demo's default/stock melee

You should listen to some of the domination lines or contract voice lines in the future. Some of them are absolute gold.

3:53 Grenades from his primary will stick around like other projectiles, but sticky bombs disappear when Demoman dies

The joke is that LazyPurple unlocks his Demoman Ultra Instinct while drunk because Demoman is a drunk.

I recommend you to watch the extra’s because it goes more in-depth with the demoknight.

I would recommend watching SoundSmith, wether it’s his ‘TF2 Stereotype’ videos, or his ‘Mann’s Guide’ videos.

That’s the beauty of Melee in tf2. You can do some stupid things with any Melee and there is a good chance you can get away with it.

Every time i heard you ask a question that would be odvious to tf2 players made me say out loud, "just play the game. You learn ALL of it" it is a very fun game but i get not knowin

The class with one eye has tunnel vision!! D E E P

the way to got the ear buds was playing tf2 on a mac witch that promotion ended but you can still buy the ear buds from the tf2 store

TF2 meet the team animated is funny it tells you a lot about the game that you probably don't know

24:33 anyone and everyone can be ubered not just specific units. It’s all about when it’s the best time and best person.

Ok but like, the extras from sniper and demo would be great to see

there are extras vids that say more about stuff in the making of the vids and in the demoman extras vid he talks about funny Ragdolls and demoknight