When do tf2 duels end

I got a lot of those months ago through drops, however for maybe 2 months I haven't found a single one. Can anyone confirm they keep being dropped? I've not been able to confirm this yet, but it seems that if you are a spy, and disguise as someone with a dueling minigame equipped, it's possible to enter a duel even if you don't have a minigame by pressing 'h' when disguised. As I said, I've yet to test this, both to see if you can enter the duel and to see if it wasn't a one-off bug.

As a side note I had a taunt equiped, and I do not have, nor have ever had a dueling minigame. Information I'm missing on this page is what happens when you try to change class while in a class-locked duel.

I'll test this next time I'm in a game never tried it , but I think it's worth adding to the page. From Team Fortress Wiki. Jump to: navigation , search. It is a level 5 item. Should this be mentioned as trivia?

Jayzak , 3 October UTC if you want to use the dueling mini game without the "action" feature, normally you just go into your inventory easy way is just by pressing 'N' by default in game click the item, then press the "use" button, and then lastly choose your opponent i got one of these Navigation menu Personal tools Create account Log in.

Namespaces Page Discussion. If it's or someone disconnects before the round is over, the dueling minigame is refunded to the user, but for any other score you are credited with a win, loss, or a draw. So if you're dueling in a gametype that has no end-of-round i. Formerly known as Hero Fly Chao. More topics from this board Weapon ideas thread? Weapon ideas thread. What's the command for the fps and ping to show up on the bottom right corner? General 1 Answer Why can't i join or have friends join my game?

Tech Support 2 Answers Where is the option to change your name? General 4 Answers Why can't I connect to valve servers? Tech Support 1 Answer. Ask A Question. Browse More Questions. Keep me logged in on this device. It's activated by using an item that lets you pick a player on the enemy team. If the enemy accepts, the game will consider the two of you in a duel. You'll see your duel partner highlighted when he's onscreen, and the game will track the times in which the two of you kill each other.

At the end of the round, the player who got the most kills wins the duel. Winning more duels causes your Dueling Medal to level up, and reward you with an item. The reason we chose this one is because we've found it's a fun addition to any game where you're playing with a friend on the enemy team. Most of us have experienced that slight change in gameplay that occurs when you're being dominated by an enemy player, and the way it causes you to focus on them whenever they're in sight.

Duels are a fun way to build on that experience. Our internal play tests often have multiple duels being fought at once as rivalries from previous play tests get refreshed. Robin Walker: Mann Co. Supply Crates are found only through playing the game, and require a Mann Co. Key to open them. Each crate contains one item from a list of potential items, which you can see in the crate description.

They also have a chance of finding items with custom effects on them, which are the rarest items in the game right now. PC Gamer: How much do the prices of individual items vary, and what determines which ones are more expensive?

Robin Walker: Pricing is a function of value, but it's not the only variable. We see a wide range of item valuation in TF2, so naturally, our pricing attempts to reflect that. Calculating value is a super interesting problem, and part of what we're trying to learn about from the community and the community contributors.

We see content consumption and content creation as being on a much smoother continuum in the future, and need to have good mechanisms for valuing and pricing these across a wide range of items and activities. The area we are going to focus on the most is making sure that people who are contributing content are feeling properly rewarded for their efforts.

Everyone wins if we do that properly. PC Gamer: You mention old community items won't be available to buy right away - will the existing Valve-made unlockables be purchasable after this update? Can I buy a Camera Beard? Robin Walker: Valve-made unlockables are purchasable from the in-game store. The community contributed items other than the Polycount items are going to be moving over to the new system as we roll it out.

Robin Walker: We originally thought we'd build a TF2 specific system for handling this, but after further thought we decided it would be a useful feature for our Steamworks partners. We also believe hope! As gamers who've used these kinds of systems before, we wanted to avoid some things we didn't like. One was being forced to add more funds than we wanted and seeing purchase prices that didn't seem to match the funding options and the other was being forced to do conversion into some virtual currency in our heads.

PC Gamer: Is there a risk that knowing people can just buy items devalues their significance, in terms of being a badge of honour? Robin Walker: Yes.

Our assumption is that customers are very smart about figuring out what the "real" value of things are and responding accordingly. We have to think about this constantly, for example that's why we created "Vintage" items, so that people don't lose the distinction of having acquired items before this update arrived. We expect that "Vintage" items will actually increase in value, because they're all limited editions at this point, so we're essentially bonusing long time players.

PC Gamer: When I asked about the way you give out unlocks before, you said you couldn't just give people what they want right away, because they'd ruin the fun of unlocking it for themselves - "People will eat all the sugar they can until they're sick".