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'''Valve weapons''' are alternate versions of regular [[weapons]] given to Valve employees. Valve weapons can be identified by their magenta names and attached flaming effects, although, since the [[Mann-Conomy Update]] they appear to have become broken. All Valve weapons are Level 100. | '''Valve weapons''' are alternate versions of regular [[weapons]] given to Valve employees. Valve weapons can be identified by their magenta names and attached flaming effects, although, since the [[Mann-Conomy Update]] they appear to have become broken. All Valve weapons are Level 100. | ||
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Valve weapons also appear to be a 'test bed', with a few having hugely powerful attributes. Robin Walker has a Rocket Launcher that shows this. It also has a differing Particle Effect, "Flying Bits". | Valve weapons also appear to be a 'test bed', with a few having hugely powerful attributes. Robin Walker has a Rocket Launcher that shows this. It also has a differing Particle Effect, "Flying Bits". | ||
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Valve weapons are alternate versions of regular weapons given to Valve employees. Valve weapons can be identified by their magenta names and attached flaming effects, although, since the Mann-Conomy Update they appear to have become broken. All Valve weapons are Level 100.
Valve weapons also appear to be a 'test bed', with a few having hugely powerful attributes. Robin Walker has a Rocket Launcher that shows this. It also has a differing Particle Effect, "Flying Bits".
Backpack example
Valve Rocket Launcher
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See also
External links
- Robin Walker's Backpack (Valve weapons)
