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Team Fortress 2 and Counter-Strike sprays explained

Mark your opponents' territory with your own custom graffiti tag

Words: Tyler Nagata, GamesRadar US
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Nov 29, 2007

You could be a good sport and refrain from taunting and tea bagging other players. But what's the fun in that? Marking your opponents' territory with your own animated sprays in Team Fortress 2 and Counter-Strike is the perfect way to remind the enemy of your superior skills.

You could troll through a dozen forums to figure out how to create your own custom graffiti tag. But luckily, our friends over at Maximum PC can show you how to unleash a barrage of terrifying lolcat vandalism in four simple steps. You can check out their tutorial here.


 
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Team Fortress 2

Genre: Shooter
Expected release date: Christmas 2006
Published by: EA GAMES
Developed by: Valve
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