2 years with no heavy update- “The mad milk is a reference to milk”

The Boston Basher is a World War 1 style Trench Mace, Fashioned from a Club using metal spikes and studs and metal supports for two sets of spikes.

The fan o war fact is false, they weren't used for signals they were used to mark enemies for death so they take mini-crits, mostly used by the Boston warriors fighting the robots in Japan

Yoo some Tf2 weapons are so popular they made it into a real thing

7:19 *fun fact: anakin killed not just the men, but the women and children too* brilliant.

The Mad Milk is actually milk, believe it or not. It's just that it was milked from irradiated cows. Still rediculous, but milk nonetheless

"The sun on a stick is a fan favourite" *let me stop you there, friend*

The fact you took the time to explain how milk came in glass bottles is beautiful. You can take my like _and_ my subscription.

The Atomizer actually has two bat weights on it. They’re usually used to help batters swing speed increase, but I wouldn’t know if that’s fact worthy. :)

*Stuff you Missed:* Scattergun: Apparently since TF2 was released, in-game files contained unused sound clips labeled "scatter_gun_double_shoot.wav". Eventually, the Force-a-Nature put these sound files into use. Force-a-Nature: The name, unsurprisingly, is based off of what Scout calls himself in his "Meet the Team" video. Shortstop: The name is based off of a shortstop, which is the fielding position between second and third base in baseball. Soda-Popper: Originally (and by coincidence), concept art originally depicted the gun being equipped with can of Bonk! underneath the barrel. Backscatter: The gun was submitted to the workshop under the name "The 3lb Trigger" _(sic)_ Lugermorph: The description refers to a reoccurring joke in the Sam & Max series: namely, _where does Max keep his gun?_ C.A.P.P.E.R.: The name is an acronym for "Captain's Advanced Pulsetron Particle Electromagnetic Raygun". The term 'C.A.P.P.E.R. also refers to a euphemism for the act of shooting someone. Bonk! Atomic Punch: The cosmetic "Bonk Leadwear" states that: _"In 1792, Italian physicist Alessandro Volta invented the battery by mixing zinc, ammonium chloride and molten salt together. In 1932, American soft drink magnate Theophilus Bonk added sugar to this mixture and invented Bonk Cola."_ (It should be noted that Volta actually invented the what would eventually become the battery in 1800.) Crit-a-Cola: Apparently, the weapon was designed and made literally the day before it was released. Mad Milk: According to an old promotion image, the Mad Milk apparently is made up of cow milk...infused with thermonuclear radiation. Bat: These originally had a logo for the respective teams (RED and BLU). Holy Mackerel: All of these weapons have the item level 42, which is a reference to the answer for everything. Unarmed Combat: The workshop submitted version was named "Unarmed comBat". Boston Basher: Strangely, there is no bloodless version of this bat that can be used for when the censored mode is enabled. The Axtingusher and Ubersaw both have censored versions, however. Wrap Assassin: While the description claims the "balls" fly at 90 miles an hour, the in-game engine actually allows them to reach 127.8 miles an hour. Atomizer: The weapon was originally named "The Atomic Punch". Fan O'War: The item's name is based off the phrase "man o'war", which was slang used by the Royal Navy for powerful warships used between 16th-19th Century. Also, the weapon was originally designed for the Soldier.

Stock Scattergun, the most important and most creative design of a weapon for Scout was completely neglected. It's special because it uses three various mechanisms, and each of them defies the use of the two other's. I'm not an expert on weapons, but from what we can see, it's got a Winchester style lever-action loading mechanism, with a lever which in reality you're supposed to pull only *once* after every shot, a drum magazine, designed to hold multiple shots, popular in self-repeating weapons that don't even require pulling any levers after shot, and finally - two barrels, designed for double-barrelled shotguns that can shoot only twice - once from each barrel. The only logical way to explain how this weapon works is that the drum contains a _smaller,_ internal magazine with either 3x2 or 6x2 size, and the lever is only used to put shells into it, while the shotgun itself utilizes a self-repeating mechanism, which normally wouldn't require any form of reloading between shots. Either way, it's an overcomplicated mechanism that can only be explained by a need to limit the amount of ammo that Scout uses per second, for whatever reasons. The only sensible role for the two barrels would be the need to increase the strength of a single shot, assuming every single shot is actually from both barrels at the same time.

Why am I feeling this will become the next big stereotypes explosion series

The way you pronounce Geralt made every witcher fan curl up into a ball and cry.

1:34 You mean the Flex tape prototype

6:27 ah yes, the shit on a stick everyone's favorite and most op melee

Tf2s items have some weapons made out of real items, cough cough, bonk, mad milk, jarate or mon dieu,

Jerolt from the school of the wild canine

The dent in stock bat is because he hits heavy over the head with a lot Edit: thank you all

5:34 the dents from the meet the scout short when scot hits heavy with it over the head

0:07 hmm yes, the floor here is made out of floor

I have a theory about the dent on the stock bat, and it ties directly into the Meet the Scout SFM released by Valve. You know how in that one scene where Scout and Heavy are fighting and Scout jumps up with his bat over his head to hit the Heavy? The dent is from when Scout smashed Heavy in the head in that one scene. For more SFM weirdness, if a Scout is blown to gibs, there is a small chance a dove will fly out of the gib cloud, a direct reference to Meet the Medic's ending where Med is questioning where Archimedes disappeared to and we hear the bird vocalizing within the Scout's body.

4:33 "non-milk substance" Oh no

5:59 The Boston Basher looks like a WWI Trench Mace

4:33 "Non-milk substance" 🤔 Hmmmmmmmmmm

Lugermorph originally was awarded for pre-ordering Sam & Max: The Devil's Playhouse. Curiously it has diffrent ID (160), than Poker Night version (294), while the only difference beetween them, that it has Vintage quality, and tradable

Fun Fact: The Boston Basher is actually a Trench Raiding Club. This was a weapon used in World War 1 as a means of silently raiding trenches. Considering the game takes place during WW2, It's fitting!

As an old school tf2 player who hasn't played in years but is interested in it again, this is intriguing me, Make more!

7:07 yeah I think that’s a spy’s arm

real life cows are tf2 ripoffs

what kind of weapon is the pistol? Valve: yes

Scout: _carries 20 pounds of sugar_ Scout: _can double jump_ Scout: _doesnt die instantly after drinking 20 pounds of sugar and radiation_ *makes sense*

2:30 it could also be based of the APS underwater pistol

The scattergun could be classified as an SCP tbh

0:04 The cow is based on a cow. We would've never known. Thanks!

The scouts scattergun reminds me of a leaver action double barrel Roper Repeating Shotgun

Something interesting to note is that the Fan-o-war was originally intended for the Soldier.

6:22 "Krzysztof, get the wings"

Nice video, the videos quality and editing is really well done and you deserve more subs!

Quick, clean and informing Video. I really enjoyed this, Well done!

0:26 flow-jist-i-nator hor-a-gai con-chirer zvai-handar shah-an-shah ith-a-ca stehn clay-de-mor

Im guessing the reason why the scout never loads shells into the scattergun is because all the ammo is stored in the drum magazine and during the reload animation he loads in new rounds from the magazine and also ejects the fired shells at once.

The editing here is phenomenal. Good stuff!

5:43 “all ballers league” scouts ballin

1:01 something i have wondered how and why about this gun for a long time

The reason why there is a crita-cola attached to the soda popper was because at full hype, the soda popper used to do mini-crits.

I love your visual layout of this video

so incredibly helpful to artists trying to draw the weapons etc, thankyou for these videos

The Scattergun loosely resembles the Becker Revolving Shotgun when looked from the side, though they are actually nothing alike

0:06 what ur telling me the cardboard cutout of a cow on the left, *is actually meant to be a cow!?!??!?!*

Amazing production quality! Excited to see more 👍👍

The way this video was edited and presented made it look like a real in-game item inspection

Who knew that they made parachute into real life just wish they made it earlier so my parents wouldn’t have died in that plane crash

Step aside Hat Stereotypes this is my new favorite series

MORE PLEASE This Series is so cool

When i look at the pistol it reminds me of a 380 (house protection pistol)

woh a new upload from you, welcome back i love your channel

5:09 99% sure its a hotline miami reference

People like you keeps the game active thanks man

Very interesting video idea and fantastic execution!

1:20 "Apparently it was made in Portugal (...) Written in Spanish" Bruh

You mind making me English captions when I'm watching at night and should be sleeping

I should be paying for this quality of content. Please keep it up!

6:42 whomobile: I'm assuming it's a mackerel the "mackerel" in "holy mackerel":am I a joke to you?

7:20 You fool, you made a basic error! There are two instances of "but" in the fun fact! I disliked, and am not insecure in the slightest!

Best scout loadout: Soda popper, Pretty boy pistol, and atomiser

I've been waiting an eternity for someone to make something like this.

Good video! Looking forward to the other classes.

The scout has less ammo in his stock pistol because he doesn’t know how to reload it properly

"I apologize if I mispronounce a gun's name or something." *sten*

Interestingly enough, the Boston Basher 5:57 seems to most closely resemble a WW1 trench club, which more commonly had the same distinctive shape and spikes, but died out past the Great War.

Also this seems like the beginning of a great series :D

3:41 I didn’t know senpai from fnf had a gun

7:02 *his dad

I actually noticed this a while back, at the beginning when you mention that scout never actually loads shells, he actually does. See, theres a small opening at the bottom of the scattergun that you dont usually get to see, and scout has basically, a handfull of shotgun shells. While hes working the lever of the scattergun, hes also loading in new shells. Pretty cool.

greatly enjoyed this

3:22 wait wait wait did you say “flesh gordon???”

"exposed firing pin" "fires all barrels at once" That made this gun fanatic, cringe.

I love how the cow image from real life you used is the classic Potential Unsuspecting Victim.

These are so well edited! Subscribed!

Scout's weapons are quite weird.. Valve doesn't know a lot about guns I think.

the holy mackerel’s name is inspired by Ed Edd and Eddy I think, because sometimes they say that

Very well done video, you deserve more subs, keep up with tje great content buddy 💪😎

Hey this is gonna be a pretty cool series not gonna lie

0:22 medigun for real flowers

I can feel the disgust in your voice when saying “ALOOMINUM

“...Also a fish” the holy mackerel is the best weapon in the game

the scattergun is an AA12, Double barrel, and a lever shotgun all put in one package

very well made video, keep it up

I look forward to watching the future live readings of the TF2 IMFDB page.

I love how as soon as he says "fish" the music stops.

keep doing what you're doing!

6:03 is it me or does the club used as the boston basher look like one of the little poles in wooden rainways that people in tv shows get their head stuck in

I'm not even sure what half of these guns are but it's still cool to see the origins of these things

whom: *show's cow* me: yeah i didn't know cow's really exist.

fun fact: BFB and PBPP are included in the Public enemy set, wich features a duffel full of money and a fedora full of bullet holes

A double barrel lever-action shotgun with a drum. Makes sense

The boston bashers hit sound on walls are the hit sound of the demomans swords

Loving this! Keep it up!

The Boston Basher looks like a World War One trench club. Soldiers found that, in the cramped conditions of trench fighting, it was better to improvise weapons than to rely on a bayonet on the end of a long rifle. So, they'd gather up whatever sharp things they could scrounge, like nails or coils of barbed wire, and attach them to lengths of scrap wood to make deady close-quarters weapons

"the sun-on-a-stick is a fan favorite" *LAUGHS IN A VERY USELESS AND WEAK WEAPON STATS*