The contents of existing signs seen in objective-based game modes such as Capture the Flag or Control Points are replaced with "MMM MMMPH", with the exception of those found in the Special Delivery game mode. Certain lights, such as the ones found on the left side of the RED spawn in Sawmill, may be turned on or have their brightness increased. Many surfaces found in the game world are retextured into brightly-colored pink or blue materials that represent either the RED or BLU team. In addition, a number of additional cosmetic changes to the game world are applied. Blood effects become balloons, streamers, and confetti.Cables and the ropes for Grappling Hooks are adorned with lights.Gibs turn into gears, toys, and other silly items, such as a unicycle.Health and ammo pickups appear as cakes or wrapped as presents, respectively.This is contrast to the Pyroland seen in Team Fortress 2 gameplay, which always retains its childish pastel theme regardless of a total lack of fire and other horrors of combat at the moment.īy equipping the Pyrovision Goggles, Rainblower, Lollichop, Infernal Orchestrina, Burning Bongos, Balloonicorn, or Reindoonicorn, players of any class can view Pyroland, which results in changes that affect both the game world and the player.Ī selection of features from birthday mode are enabled: In the comic Ring of Fired, it is implied that fire is the main source of the bright colors and scenery for Pyroland without it, the Pyro views the world in a grey, muffled, dull, and bland perspective, with people appearing as rectangular creatures speaking nearly unintelligible language.
In both the real world and in Pyroland, the Pyro keeps an air of carefree, happy-go-lucky cheerfulness.
They gleefully coo and giggle at Pyro's seemingly-innocent antics, whereas they are actually being brutally hunted and killed in the real world - for example, in Pyroland, the Pyro blows bubbles at a baby Scout, which is humored by their actions the real Scout is actually being shot in the face with a Scorch Shot flare at point blank. Members of the BLU team are seen as little winged babies, or cherubs, having their normal heads on chubby diapered bodies. The 1965 song "Do You Believe In Magic" by The Lovin' Spoonful plays in the background.
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Instead of run-down desert towns or secret spy bases, Pyroland appears as an extremely cartoonish pastel-colored landscape including big flowery meadows, a bright blue sky with giant, pudgy kittens, puppies, and hamsters floating around, giant lollipops and candy sprouting out of the ground, and a little town full of candy shops and party decorations. As seen in Meet the Pyro, Pyroland is a stark contrast to the usual aesthetics of Team Fortress 2.
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