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{{tf2 | {{this is a|e0|game=tf2|name=tf_projectile_stun_ball}} | ||
tf_projectile_stun_ball is a projectile fired by the [[Tf_weapon_bat_wood|Sandman]]. This projectile is a physical object which, upon impact on a player, causes the player to become stunned. The farther the baseball goes, the longer the stun will be. It is possible to reflect this with the pyro's primary weapons and destroy it with the secondary weapon short-circuit like most projectiles. | tf_projectile_stun_ball is a projectile fired by the [[Tf_weapon_bat_wood|Sandman]]. This projectile is a physical object which, upon impact on a player, causes the player to become stunned. The farther the baseball goes, the longer the stun will be. It is possible to reflect this with the pyro's primary weapons and destroy it with the secondary weapon short-circuit like most projectiles. | ||
Revision as of 09:08, 7 January 2024
tf_projectile_stun_ball is an e0 available in 
Team Fortress 2.
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tf_projectile_stun_ball is a projectile fired by the Sandman. This projectile is a physical object which, upon impact on a player, causes the player to become stunned. The farther the baseball goes, the longer the stun will be. It is possible to reflect this with the pyro's primary weapons and destroy it with the secondary weapon short-circuit like most projectiles.
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parentnameortarget).
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