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good basic spy guide fish. with that anyone can go far as a spy, but the really tough tricks to master make an excellent spy like you. the real trick to being a spy, never employ the same tactic twice in a row.

take me for example, i use the dead ringer. i'll disguise as one of my own team as a non spy, (usually scout cause its easier to sell an easy kill on you)and if i see a sniper ready to kill someone waiting at the gate for the round start, i'll warn them and stand in their place, activate dead ringer, wait to be shot, and then move and switch disguises immediately if all goes well i'm behind their front line killing any snipers and then stabbing our way to the first point and making my own way to the next point.

another part is, the gear has to be part of your strategy. whats your method of infiltration? feign death, never be seen for brief periods of time, or sit in one spot for long periods waiting for that perfect moment? what purpose should your tools serve for you, whether it be to get more cloak back, do damage and such, pistol selection beyond the basic revolver really counts here, knife selection as well. the combination of the two should cover for each ones possible drawback (like using an Enforcer while using the spycicle.

if possible i use the le'trange revolver and big earner knife with the dead ringer. chances are i'm going to stab someone and get noticed, why not do it in a way that recovers any missing cloak so i can continue to feign death?

the basic gear is more than enough to fool most people, but when you start collecting the new weapons, its a good idea to plan out what works well together for you personally.

You can actually make it look like you change weapons as a spy.

Press B and it'll change to the weapon in the corresponding slot like if you choose the knife and press B it'll swap your disguises weapon to the melee slot.

Aaaaactually, if you're doing it right, you won't even give them a chance to figure you out. The only people you have to constantly switch your game up on is engineers, and only if they have half a brain.

The SNES needed adapters/splitters for more than 2 players, if it supported the feature at all.