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Aug 26, 2013 · Introduction and Background to the Force-a-Nature. The Force-a-Nature, commonly abbreviated as "FaN" (notice the capitalization), is a primary weapon that the Scout can use. Compared to the Scout's Scattergun, the Force-a-Nature does: -10% less damage for each shot. Shoot only 2 shots in a single clip.
How to obtain: You can use the Force-A-Nature or Atomizer to get over the trains that separate the two teams. Counting the time it takes to reach the center, you will have roughly 10 seconds to get a kill once on the other side. Alternatively, wait for an aggressive Soldier, Demoman, or another Scout to jump to your side.
In future, you can use the TF2 Wiki (linked is the Force of Nature page) to easily find this sort of stuff, assuming you're asking more about stats. Directly from the wiki: +50% faster firing speed Knockback on the target and shooter +20% bullets per shot -10% damage penalty -66% clip size This weapon reloads its entire clip at once
This equals a maximum total damage of 105. Force-a-Nature deals 10% less damage, so 3-10.5 minus 10% equals 2.7-9.45 damage per pellet. It also fires 20% more pellets each shot for a total pellet count of 12. This equals a maximum total damage of 113.4, which is 8% more than the Scattergun . One of the stats for the force of nature is a -10% ...
Do you want to triple jump with the Force-of-Nature? Watch this video and practice.TF2 videos here:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLw9eIDdirOVvEv9hp2r...
I might be stupid but why is there no option to craft the force of nature. I go to the crafting menu scroll down and never find it, but when i searched "can the force of nature be crafted" it's says yes. tip: don’t craft weapons, trade them from something like scrap.tf, will only cost 0.5 scrap/1 weapon there. and not every weapon is ...
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