The only change to a deflected stickybomb is that if the Demoman who fired the stickybomb detonates it while within its blast radius, the Pyro will be credited for the kill. Although they can be pushed away, they do not change ownership. The only exception to these rules is the stickybomb. Keep in mind that a deflected explosive projectile can cause self-damage to the Pyro who deflected it. For example, a RED grenade will turn BLU when deflected and hurt any RED team players in the approximated area when it explodes. They must be deflected upward in order to arc as they do when fired normally.ĭeflected projectiles are considered to have been fired by the Pyro deflecting them for the purposes of friendly fire and kill awards. Aiming these deflected projectiles is more difficult, but their trajectory can be controlled by the Pyro's angle and position. Grenades and baseballs are not naturally given any additional vertical velocity when they are deflected. Projectiles for any Medic primary weapon except for the Crusader's Crossbow also cannot be deflected.
Arrows, healing bolts, and repair claws.Įnergy blasts from the Righteous Bison and Pomson 6000 cannot be deflected.All liquid based projectiles, namely Jarate, Mad Milk, or Gas Passer.Rockets ( Sentry Rockets, Energy Blasts, and Eyeballs).The following projectiles can be compression blasted: Grenades and stickybombs that are already on a surface will roll in the direction pointed to by the cursor. With the right timing and position, a skilled or well-positioned Pyro can deflect projectiles at any desired angle, regardless of their original path. This can give strange results if the crosshair is centered on very near objects and players, sometimes causing the deflected rocket to move at angles very different to the direction the player is facing. Deflected projectiles are essentially stopped and fired again from the Pyro's current position. Projectiles within the area of effect are redirected so that they are launched towards the Pyro's crosshair.
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