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콤보는 메딕과 메딕의 동료를 가리키는 말입니다. 특히 이 말은 경쟁전에서 많이 쓰이는 용어로, 설명하자면 Medic과 Medic을 지키는 포켓 Soldier 또는 Heavy이 포함됩니다.
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개요
Medics은 주요 딜러들보다 약하지만, 팀이 어디든 간에 팀의 승리를 위해 아주아주 중요한 존재입니다. 메딕은 아군을 치료하고, 그것을 통해 전투 중인 병과들이 계속 전방에서 싸울 수 있게 되면서 일반적으론 팀에 유리하게 돌아갑니다. 메딕이 생존해야하고 아군들이 그를 지켜야 하는 가장 큰 이유는 우버차지때문입니다. 메딕이 기본 메디 건또는 크리츠크리크를 착용하든 간에, 우버차지는 팀 포트리스 2에서 쉽게 게임의 판도를 바꾸는 가장 큰 변수입니다. 경쟁전은 주로 우버차지를 중심으로 게임이 굴러가는데, 팀이 앞으로 전진하거나 점령지점을 지킬 수 있는가도 좌우합니다. Targeting down the medic to kill often is in sacrifice of one's own life. 메딕을 처치했다는 건, 팀에서 가장 중요한 처치를 한 게 될 수도 있으며, 상대팀 메딕이 죽으면서 그동안 모은 우버차지가 날아감으로써 게임의 판도가 바뀔 수 있습니다(경쟁전에서 비타톱은 금지된 무기일 때가 많음). 그리고 메딕이 죽음으로써 상대팀이 치료를 못 받고 죽을 수도 있습니다. 그러므로, 모든 상황에서 메딕을 지키는게 중요합니다. 이러한 이유로, Pocket 역할에 지정 받은 플레이어가 아군 메딕을 지키는 역할을 맡습니다, 그리고 메딕은 자신을 지켜주는 포켓 플레이어를 죽지 않게 치료해야 합니다. 그렇기 때문에, 포켓 플레이어와 아군 메딕과의 소통이 중요합니다. 이렇게 콤보는 포켓 플레이어-메딕의 한 쌍을 가리킵니다.
전략
이 단락은 standard competitive format을 기본으로 한 팀 포트리스 2의 경쟁전에서 콤보의 역할에 대해 얘기합니다. 콤보의 역할은 메딕과 포켓 플레이어 둘 다 포함됩니다.
포켓 플레이어
팀 포트리스 2의 경쟁전에서 포켓 플레이어들은 주로 솔저지만(6v6), Heavies거나 Demomen이기도 하며 특히 하이랜더 경기에서 헤비와 데모맨은 전례가 없는 것이 아니기 때문에. The Pocket player's main duty is to defend the team's Medic from harm at all costs. Pockets should always check for enemies who may be attempting to flank them and attack their Medics, and prioritize those who are the biggest threat. The pocket should also watch out for spies attempting to backstab the medic. Although the Pocket is an important player, a Medic is almost always more valuable than another combat class, so Pockets should be ready to die for their Medics if necessary.
Soldiers and Heavies are usually used due to their high health for buffering damage and their damage-dealing potential at mid-to-short range to protect their medic. Soldiers have the advantage of being able to use their rocket launcher to juggle enemies, being able to cause knockback to enemies targeting their medic to disrupt their aim, and being more mobile than heavies. However, heavies have higher base health so that they can protect their medic and be overhealed more, can also provide sandwiches to their medic in case the medic runs low on health, and don't have to reload ammunition. Demomen are used on occasion due to their ability to protect the medic in large, open areas with his stickybomb launcher, and his ability to outmaneuver enemies with his stickybomb jumps. Due to the demoman's inability to effectively protect the medic at close ranges without damaging himself, soldiers and heavies are typically a more preferable pocket. Pocket players should remember that, because they are usually overhealed to 300 HP - 450 HP, they can spearhead most pushes into enemy territory. Pockets should be careful, however, to not ignore their Medics even in the middle of a push, as the loss of the Medic will usually cripple the push in turn.
Medics
Due to his lack of combat abilities, the Medic of a Combo must make the most of his Pocket player. Good communication with this player is essential; Medics shouldn't hesitate to call out a Scout or Soldier when they see one. In addition, Medics should try to let their Pocket take all the damage meant for them. Pocket players should be buffed to 300 health as Soldiers or 450 health as Heavies, so Medics should be ready to use their Pocket players as meat shields against incoming rockets and grenades. Also, a reliable Pocket player will always be willing to sacrifice his own life in order to save his Medic's. A good skill for Medics to learn is the ability to determine when the fight is lost and the death of a Pocket is inevitable. If this is ever the case, Medics should leave their Pocket when necessary and find another teammate capable of offering protection from the enemy team as soon as possible, preferably a team's roaming soldier.
Although a pocket can absorb a lot of the damage that comes the Medic's way, it is still necessary for the Medic to be competent at dodging. Staying alive should be the Medic's number one priority. The Medic is a movement based, thinking class. The Medic is almost an observer who is detached from the combat; he should be constantly looking around and keeping track of the ÜberCharges, both his and the enemy Medics. This is especially important when your team has managed to kill the enemy medic, this is because the enemy team will try and make a beeline for your Medic, whether it's a jumping Soldier, or a sneaky Scout who has jumped out from a clever hiding spot.
A medic should also, of course, heal teammates other than the pocket. Although overhealing the pocket is important, it is better to save teammates instead.
Although the medic is not the strongest offensive class, he should not be afraid to pull out his Syringe Gun or Bonesaw to defend himself if the situation warrants it. This can occur if a medic is separated from his team or his pocket is having a difficult time defending him from a specific enemy. Landing hits with the Ubersaw has the extra benefit of building Übercharge, and hits from the Blutsauger will also heal the medic.
ÜberCharge strategy
One of the main reasons for the defending of the medic in the Combo is the ÜberCharge. A victory in competitive play can often depend not only upon successful ÜberCharges but also good ÜberCharge management.
Typically, an ÜberCharge is given to the pocket, although other players may be flashed the ÜberCharge if they aid in the push. Rocket- and sticky-jumping soldiers and demomen are also commonly flashed so they can avoid self-damage while they chase down members of the opposing team fleeing from the ÜberCharge.
Creating and maintaining an ÜberCharge advantage is a critical aspect of gameplay. Killing the opposing medic and protecting one's own is the usual method of creating such an advantage, since in most cases a medic can always heal a player from their team and build ÜberCharge. However, separating an opposing medic from his team and making sure your own medic is always healing someone will also create an advantage. Therefore you should try to ensure that another player is always with your medic. Healing damaged players will also build ÜberCharge faster. For this reason, if teams are in a stalemate while awaiting a completed ÜberCharge, a player being healed will often deliberately do self-damage to increase the charge rate of his medic. In competitive play, usually a Soldier shoots rockets at his feet or a Scout hits himself with a Boston Basher for this purpose. Note that an advantage of less than 10% charge is usually too insignificant to be considered an advantage because the opposing medic will very probably have completed his ÜberCharge by the time the medic with the advantage pops his. In addition, if a team survives an ÜberCharge while at an ÜberCharge disadvantage, they will immediately have an ÜberCharge advantage if their medic survives without popping it. In this case, sometimes a counter-charge is initiated, which can do very severe damage to a team which has overextended. Therefore, an important target during an ÜberCharge is the opposing medic, especially since the ÜberCharge recipient can ignore damage from the other team's pocket.
In cases when a team knows the other team has a ÜberCharge, players can attempt to force the opposing medic to "pop" the ÜberCharge before the other team is ready by doing enough damage that the medic feels threatened. This can lead to the medic deploying the ÜberCharge in a suboptimal situation where the opposing players can easily move out of the area and avoid damage, and causes the ÜberCharge to expire earlier leading to a pre-emptive push. If the other team's medic has successfully built up their own ÜberCharge as the opponent activates theirs, they will usually try to pop their own just after, causing their ÜberCharge to fade just after theirs. Occasionally, this can also lead to a "dropped" ÜberCharge, which occurs when a medic dies while having a full ÜberCharge.
Kritzkrieg vs ÜberCharge
Due to the importance of ÜberCharge to the game, the choice of the standard Medigun or the Kritzkrieg can be an important choice for the pocket. The Kritzkrieg charges faster and usually can take out more players, but provides greater risk to the medic and the possibility of a hard counter in the form of an opposing regular ÜberCharge.
If a medic elects to use a Kritzkrieg, the preferential target should be the Demoman in most cases due to the extremely high damage of critical Stickybombs. Since Demomen are usually not the pocket due to their inability to defend their medic from close enemies, the medic should temporarily switch over from the pocket to the demoman. However, the pocket should still defend their medic, as they are still vulnerable during ÜberCharges, and the combo should link up again after the Kritzkrieg has finished.
Counter combo strategy
The main focus when attacking a combo is the medic. This is because the medic will supply health to their pocket if he is not killed first, which results in a more difficult and prolonged battle.
The usual method of counter an enemy combo is with your own combo. Typically, this involves the pocket players trying to damage the opposing team's medic and protect their own while the medics avoid damage as much as possible and heal their pocket. While the pocket is distracted, other players can also attack the opposing medic. However, this is a strategy designed to focus the opposing combo on a target which can be healed and less focused on taking down the opposing combo, so the other members of the team are critical in deciding the victor in such a matchup.
Another strategy is to attempt to take down the enemy medic by aggressive individual plays where a player focuses on the enemy medic to prevent the other team from getting healed and building an ÜberCharge. These plays are known as medic picks. Typically, a Scout attempts a sneak attack or a Soldier (typically the roaming soldier) rocket jumps above the pocket and fires rockets down at the medic (known as bombing in). In the event that a Spy or Sniper is in play, they can also be called upon to backstab or headshot the medic, although usually this is less successful than either the Scout or Soldier play.
In the event that a team loses their medic, the importance of killing the enemy medic becomes even more important. Sacrificing one of their combat classes to take down the medic is fairly common in this situation. It's important that a team be aware of this possibility after taking down the enemy medic, and the pocket be extra vigilant in defending their medic.
Mega-Heal strategy
The Quick-Fix is not often seen in competitive play but has the advantage of getting the Medic to each point on the map without wasting Mega-Heal. The advantage of this weapon is in conjunction with the Overdose to make sure that the Medic can keep up with the pocket. The pocket can be either the Demoman with the Eyelander, or a Scout with the Boston Basher and the Force-A-Nature or Baby Face's Blaster, using the speed to kill many enemies without sustaining damage or being knocked back from the pocket.
Vaccinated strategy
Against many opponents the Vaccinator should always be set to mitigate bullet damage on the pocket. Snipers will be ineffective against rampaging Heavies and the pocket becomes a beacon in the midst of battle, inadvertently causing the pocket to have a shorter life in battle. Heavies are preferred since the steel gauntlets in conjunction with this weapon increase the likelihood of getting the enhanced resistance buff without getting killed. Other good pockets are Soldier, Sniper, and Demoman.
