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{{HL1}} One of the most popular online action games of all time, Team Fortress Classic features over nine character classes -- from Medic to Spy to Demolition Man -- enlisted in a unique style of online team warfare. Each character class possesses unique weapons, items, and abilities, as teams compete online in a variety of game play modes.
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{{Infobox game
|title = Team Fortress Classic
|image = Software Cover - Team Fortress Classic.jpg
|developer = [[Valve Corporation]]
|publisher = [[Sierra|Sierra Entertainment]] (retail)<br>Valve Corporation
|series = [[Team Fortress series]]
|releasedates = {{ExpandBox|title=April 7, 1999|'''Windows:'''<br>April 7, 1999<br>'''macOS, Linux:'''<br>Beta: March 29, 2013<br>Stable: August 12, 2013<!-- expand template -->}}
|genre = {{w|icon=0|First-person shooter|First-person shooter}}
|mode = {{w|icon=0|Multiplayer video game|Multiplayer}}
|platform = {{w|icon=0|Windows|Windows}}, {{w|icon=0|macOS|macOS}}, {{w|icon=0|Linux|Linux}}
|engine = {{gldsrc|4}}
|appid = 20
|codelang = {{w|icon=0|C++|C++}}
|modsupport = Yes, <span style="font-weight:bold" title="Mod folder needs to be placed alongside Half-Life\tfc folder to be detected by Steam">drop-in folders</span>
|sdk = [[Half-Life SDK]]
|sysreq = <span></span>
*  {{w|icon=0|Windows 7|Win 7}} or later
* 500 {{w|icon=0|Hertz|MHz}}  {{w|icon=0|Central processing unit|CPU}}
* 96 {{w|icon=0|Megabyte|MB}} RAM
* 16 MB  {{w|icon=0|Video random-access memory|VRAM}} video card
|steamdeck = {{Steamdeck playable|4}}
|distribution = Retail, [[Steam]]
|website = https://www.teamfortress.com/
|links = {{Steam store|app/20|'''Steam''' page}}<br>{{moddb|page=other|games/team-fortress-classic|'''ModDB''' page}}
|previousgame = {{qtf|2}}
|nextgame = {{tf2|2}}
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==Classes==
{{Packages|list=
There are 10 classes in TFC:
* [[Package: Half-Life 1 Anthology|Half-Life 1 Anthology]]
* [[Package: Half-Life Complete|Half-Life Complete]]
* [[Package: Team Fortress Complete|Team Fortress Complete]]
* [[Package: Valve Complete Pack|Valve Complete Pack]]
}}


* Scout
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* Sniper
* Soldier
* Demoman
* Medic
* Heavy Weapons Guy (HW)
* Pyromaniac (Pyro)
* Spy
* Engineer
* Civilian


==Physics==
{{tfc|4}} (1999) is an online multiplayer game created by [[Valve|Valve Software]] in the {{gldsrc|3.1}} engine. It is a direct port of the {{quake|3.1}} mod {{qtf|3.1|nt=0}}, with remastered visuals and maps. It became one of the most popular online action games of all time, featuring 10 character classes: Scout, Pyromaniac, Soldier, Engineer, Demoman, HWGuy, Medic, Sniper, Spy and Civilian - enlisted in a unique style of online team warfare. Each character class possesses unique weapons, items, and abilities, as teams compete online in a variety of game play modes.  
TFC Physics play a large role in game play.  Unlike many mods for HL1 and HL2, TFC is not supost to be realistic.  Bunny-Hopping(Link?), also known as BHopping, is common place.  However, it doesn't stop there.  Conc Jumping and Rocket Jumping are also very common.  Conc Jumping is the art of throwing a concussion grenade at the ground and using it's shock wave to lanch yourself high into the air.  Rocket Jumping in done by jumping and launching a rocket at the ground.  This has a similar affect to Conc Jumping but in rocket jump you lose health, conc jumping just makes the screen wave like you were drunk and without any health loss. Rocket Jumping can also be combined with a Grenade Jump. This would be done the same way as a normal Rocket Jump exept the player has a fragmentation hand grenade primed. The player does the Rocket Jump right as the Grenade goes off to give them yet another boost. The Pyro can also do a jump with his napalm grenades. Often called stack-jumping, this is done by throwing multiple of these grenades in the same spot on the ground and using them to give themselves a small boost.  A Demoman has two ways of jumping. One is a pipe jump which is done by blowing his pipes as he jumps ontop of them.  The other can only help his teammates on a server without friendly fire(link?) and takes some time to set up.  A Demoman can set up a det pack jump.  This is done by setting a det pack where your team may need a jump up.  Teams members can jump ontop of the det pack until it blows, throwing them up into the air.


==Server Side Mods==
== Bots ==
There are a few server side mods for TFC. The most common is NEOTF which adds stuff like bounce pad, grab hook, new kind of sentry gun type defence buildables (8 types), class specific special equipments and much more.
No bots are included with Team Fortress Classic; however 3<sup>rd</sup> party bot plugins are available. The following section lists the most popular bots available with a list of strengths and weaknesses, and a list of commands.  


NOTE: This is still a work in progress.
The following represent popular bots:
* [[Foxbot]]
* Oddbot
* HPBbot
* ABot


[[Category:Official_Mods]]
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[[Category:Remasters and Remakes]]

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Team Fortress Classic - Background.jpg
Team Fortress Classic
Software Cover - Team Fortress Classic.jpg
Developer(s)
Publisher(s)
Sierra Entertainment (retail)
Valve Corporation
Release date(s)
April 7, 1999 
Windows:
April 7, 1999
macOS, Linux:
Beta: March 29, 2013
Stable: August 12, 2013
Mode(s)
Platform(s)
Engine
Steam AppID
Written in
Mod support
Yes, drop-in folders
System requirements
Steam Deck compatbility
Distribution
Retail, Steam
Previous game
Next game
Steam available.png

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Team Fortress Classic Team Fortress Classic (1999) is an online multiplayer game created by Valve Software in the GoldSrc engine. It is a direct port of the Quake mod Team Fortress, with remastered visuals and maps. It became one of the most popular online action games of all time, featuring 10 character classes: Scout, Pyromaniac, Soldier, Engineer, Demoman, HWGuy, Medic, Sniper, Spy and Civilian - enlisted in a unique style of online team warfare. Each character class possesses unique weapons, items, and abilities, as teams compete online in a variety of game play modes.

Bots

No bots are included with Team Fortress Classic; however 3rd party bot plugins are available. The following section lists the most popular bots available with a list of strengths and weaknesses, and a list of commands.

The following represent popular bots:

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GoldSrc GoldSrc
Source Source
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