Lakeside - Revision history

47.146.26.34: /* Strategy */

2024-07-08T00:22:13Z

Strategy

Katsu at 05:37, 21 August 2023

2023-08-21T05:37:25Z

Katsu: Fixed a minor spelling mistake in the history section as well as fixed a minor information error in the infobox.

2023-08-21T04:09:28Z

Fixed a minor spelling mistake in the history section as well as fixed a minor information error in the infobox.

Katsu: Rewrote the History section of Lakeside. It might read as unnecessarily dramatic, so it's okay if it gets condensed/reverted/changed down the road.

2023-08-21T03:56:51Z

Rewrote the History section of Lakeside. It might read as unnecessarily dramatic, so it's okay if it gets condensed/reverted/changed down the road.

Senpi0: Just a literal one word correction, from "[...]is the control the middle point for three minutes." to "[...]is to control the middle point for three minutes."

2018-10-06T00:00:53Z

Just a literal one word correction, from "[...]is the control the middle point for three minutes." to "[...]is to control the middle point for three minutes."

Efefknee: Reverted edits by 78.181.163.83 (talk) to last revision by Garlic

2017-05-20T14:46:51Z

Reverted edits by 78.181.163.83 (talk) to last revision by Garlic

78.181.163.83: Replaced content with "why are you playing highlander go play something that actually takes skill"

2017-05-20T14:21:03Z

Replaced content with "why are you playing highlander go play something that actually takes skill"

Garlic at 04:53, 19 May 2017

2017-05-19T04:53:06Z

Mitch: Finished Fixing Lakeside

2017-05-19T04:16:21Z

Finished Fixing Lakeside

Rollout.tf: /* Calls */

2017-05-19T04:09:41Z

Calls

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 == Strategy ==
-The overall team strategy on this map is to simply kill the opposing team, take the point, and prevent an enemy counterpush. When in control of the point, the goal is to keep the other team too disorganized to push back. This is accomplished with well-timed kills on combo-members and strong positioning.
+The overall team strategy on this map is to simply kill the opposing team, take the point, and prevent an enemy counterpush. When in control of the point, teams want to hold it for as long as possible. This is often done by stationing the medic along with their combo members in bathhouse. It's a safe room, not allowing sniper, spy, or soldiers to get any damage onto the medic.
 === Midfight ===
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 === The Combo ===
-Many teams use the Kritzkrieg for its versatility on this map. The critical damage can clear the point for a capture. When in control of the point, a Medic can use the charge to kill an enemy Demoman, Heavy, or Medic, delaying a push from them. Its fast charge speed allows for aggressive contesting of the point or relentless harrassment of the team that doesn't control it. Other Mediguns can be used to better protect the Medic, but it can be more difficult to push onto the point with them if the holding team forces the Ubercharge in valley or around the pool room.
+Many teams use the Kritzkrieg for its versatility on this map. The critical damage can clear the point for a capture. When in control of the point, a Medic can use the charge to kill an enemy Demoman, Heavy, or Medic, delaying a push from them. Its fast charge speed allows for aggressive contesting of the point or relentless harassment of the team that doesn't control it. Other Mediguns can be used to better protect the Medic, but it can be more difficult to push onto the point with them if the holding team forces the Ubercharge in valley or around the pool room.
 === Defense ===
-When defending the point when you control it, you should immediately consider a forward hold. You can do a forward hold if you have a significant number advantage and/or open ground that would allow you to do so. The typical forward hold consists of a combo holding the enemy plateau and a flank holding the battlements. This strategy works well with the stock Medigun because you can deny any incoming push with invincibility of your combo and scattering of your flank. With Kritz or Quick-Fix, you need to draw them out far enough that you can push into them, or you'll be sitting on a charge that will not save you from a kritz. A forward hold with Kritz typically involves the combo in the bathhouse, because your flank will be able to call any offensive push long before you're threatened by it.
+When defending the point when you control it, you should immediately consider a forward hold. You can do a forward hold if you have a significant number advantage and/or open ground that would allow you to do so. The typical forward hold consists of a combo holding the enemy plateau and a flank holding the battlements. This strategy works well with the stock Medigun because you can deny any incoming push with invincibility of your combo and scattering of your flank. With Kritz or Quick-Fix, you need to draw them out far enough that you can push into them, or you'll be sitting on a charge that will not save you from a Kritz. A forward hold with Kritz typically involves the combo in the bathhouse, because your flank will be able to call any offensive push long before you're threatened by it.
 If you're not doing a forward hold, your team is essentially controlling your yard and platform with your combo classes, while controlling their yard and platform with your flank classes. It's important to call the enemy Sniper at all times during a hold like this, because he can get a sightline on most of the map without having to fight anyone.
 == Offense ==

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 |official=1
-|gamemode1=6s
+|gamemode1=highlander
 |gamemode2=
 |gamemode3=

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 |author3steam=
 |released=10 November 2010
-|updated=24 February 2010
+|updated=24 February 2011
 |official=1
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 == History ==
-Lakeside began development in November of 2010, created by 3Dnj. A mere four months after the map's conception, the map would be officially added to Team Fortress 2 in the [https://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Community_Map_Pack_Update Community Map Pack Update] in February, 2011. Lakeside was first brought into the competitive limelight in the spring of 2011 with both the ''Wireplay'' and ''Community Fortress'' competitive communities featuring it and their 7v7 and Highlander tournaments at the time, respectively. After these brief appearances, UGC would begin to prominently feature Lakeside as one of their premiere Highlander maps, alongside other popular KOTH maps Ashville and Viaduct. In 2012, the map started to see usage outside of UGC once more, being played in ETF2L, TRR, and Wireplay. 2013 marked the first year Lakeside was played in a more "garish" competitive format, being Ready Steady Pan. As well as this, Lakeside was picked up by OzFortress for the first time, being featured in their short-lived Highlander League. Towards the end of 2013, Lakeside was also featured in the small-but-looming 4v4 competitive scene via [https://web.archive.org/web/20131005204439/http://andyvichtf2.com/4v4-weekend-cup/ a small community cup].
+Lakeside began development in November of 2010, created by 3Dnj. A mere four months after the map's conception, the map would be officially added to Team Fortress 2 in the [https://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Community_Map_Pack_Update Community Map Pack Update] in February, 2011. Lakeside was first brought into the competitive limelight in the spring of 2011 with both the ''Wireplay'' and ''Community Fortress'' competitive communities featuring it in their 7v7 and Highlander tournaments at the time, respectively. After these brief appearances, UGC would begin to prominently feature Lakeside as one of their premiere Highlander maps, alongside other popular KOTH maps Ashville and Viaduct. In 2012, the map started to see usage outside of UGC once more, being played in ETF2L, TRR, and Wireplay. 2013 marked the first year Lakeside was played in a more "garish" competitive format, being Ready Steady Pan. As well as this, Lakeside was picked up by OzFortress for the first time, being featured in their short-lived Highlander League. Towards the end of 2013, Lakeside was also featured in the small-but-looming 4v4 competitive scene via [https://web.archive.org/web/20131005204439/http://andyvichtf2.com/4v4-weekend-cup/ a small community cup].
 Lakeside started out 2014 strongly, being played in the first seasons of both UGC League and ETF2L that year; It even featured in UGC's second ever season of competitive 4v4. Not much far from that, Lakeside also had its first major exposure to the South American competitive scene by being played in LBTF2's first season of Highlander near the middle of the year. However, during the second half of 2014, both UGC and ETF2L dropped Lakeside from their pools simultaneously, leaving the map with no play until the next year.

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 == History ==
-The first season of UGC Highlander that ran Lakeside in its maplist was Season 4. It is typically played as an early season map because of its simplicity, and the fact that it was a Halloween event map in 2012 makes it recognizable to new competitive players, while being more competitively viable than a map such as Mann Manor.
+Lakeside began development in November of 2010, created by 3Dnj. A mere four months after the map's conception, the map would be officially added to Team Fortress 2 in the [https://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Community_Map_Pack_Update Community Map Pack Update] in February, 2011. Lakeside was first brought into the competitive limelight in the spring of 2011 with both the ''Wireplay'' and ''Community Fortress'' competitive communities featuring it and their 7v7 and Highlander tournaments at the time, respectively. After these brief appearances, UGC would begin to prominently feature Lakeside as one of their premiere Highlander maps, alongside other popular KOTH maps Ashville and Viaduct. In 2012, the map started to see usage outside of UGC once more, being played in ETF2L, TRR, and Wireplay. 2013 marked the first year Lakeside was played in a more "garish" competitive format, being Ready Steady Pan. As well as this, Lakeside was picked up by OzFortress for the first time, being featured in their short-lived Highlander League. Towards the end of 2013, Lakeside was also featured in the small-but-looming 4v4 competitive scene via [https://web.archive.org/web/20131005204439/http://andyvichtf2.com/4v4-weekend-cup/ a small community cup].
 == Usage in competitive ==
 {{Lakeside/MapLeagueInclusionTable}}

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 '''koth_lakeside''' is a [[King of the Hill]] map made by the mapmaker [http://steamcommunity.com/id/3Dnj 3Dnj] and made official by Valve on February 24, 2011. It is played frequently in [[Highlander]], having been used by [[UGC]] for several seasons.
-The objective of Lakeside is the control the middle point for three minutes. The two teams spawn on opposite sides of the map and rush toward the middle when the round begins. A round will continue into overtime if the timer is up but there is still enemy presence on the point.
+The objective of Lakeside is to control the middle point for three minutes. The two teams spawn on opposite sides of the map and rush toward the middle when the round begins. A round will continue into overtime if the timer is up but there is still enemy presence on the point.
 == History ==

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−	~~why~~ are you ~~playing highlander~~ go ~~play something that actually takes skill~~	+	{{stub}}
		+	{{NewInfobox Map
		+	\|name=
		+	\|image=
		+	\|caption=
		+
		+	\|maptype=koth
		+	\|filename=koth_lakeside_final
		+	\|version=Official Release
		+	\|author1=Valentin "3Dnj" Levillain
		+	\|author1steam= 76561197987845309
		+	\|author2=
		+	\|author2steam=
		+	\|author3=
		+	\|author3steam=
		+	\|released=10 November 2010
		+	\|updated=24 February 2010
		+	\|official=1
		+
		+	\|gamemode1=6s
		+	\|gamemode2=
		+	\|gamemode3=
		+	\|adapted=
		+	\|pro=
		+	\|popularity=moderate
		+	\|lpleague=
		+	\|lpseason=
		+
		+	\|download=http://fakkelbrigade.eu/maps/koth_lakeside_final.bsp.bz2
		+	\|workshop=
		+	\|tf2maps=15658
		+	\|gamebanana=151237
		+	\|tftv=
		+	\|tftv2=
		+	\|etf2l=
		+	\|ugc=
		+	\|officialwiki=Lakeside
		+	\|officialwiki2=
		+
		+	\|footnotes=
		+	}}
		+	'''koth_lakeside''' is a [[King of the Hill]] map made by the mapmaker [http://steamcommunity.com/id/3Dnj 3Dnj] and made official by Valve on February 24, 2011. It is played frequently in [[Highlander]], having been used by [[UGC]] for several seasons.
		+
		+	The objective of Lakeside is the control the middle point for three minutes. The two teams spawn on opposite sides of the map and rush toward the middle when the round begins. A round will continue into overtime if the timer is up but there is still enemy presence on the point.
		+
		+	== History ==
		+
		+	The first season of UGC Highlander that ran Lakeside in its maplist was Season 4. It is typically played as an early season map because of its simplicity, and the fact that it was a Halloween event map in 2012 makes it recognizable to new competitive players, while being more competitively viable than a map such as Mann Manor.
		+	== Usage in competitive ==
		+	{{Lakeside/MapLeagueInclusionTable}}
		+	== Calls ==
		+	{{Map locations
		+	\| title = Lakeside, control point
		+	\| image = koth_lakeside mid.png
		+	\| area1 = Tunnel \| x1=427px \| y1=44px
		+	\| area2 = Ruins \| x2=450px \| y2=79px
		+	\| area3 = Bridge \| x3=364px \| y3=88px
		+	\| area4 = Stone / Box \| x4=243px \| y4=117px
		+	\| area5 = Batts \| x5=189px \| y5=138px
		+	\| area6 = Bathhouse / Pool \| x6=571px \| y6=155px
		+	\| area7 = Tree / Obelisk \| x7=365px \| y7=217px
		+	\| area8 = Right \| x8=522px \| y8=303px
		+	\| area9 = Left \| x9=347px \| y9=406px
		+	\| area10 = Valley / Yard \| x10=600px \| y10=406px
		+	}}
		+
		+	== Strategy ==
		+
		+	The overall team strategy on this map is to simply kill the opposing team, take the point, and prevent an enemy counterpush. When in control of the point, the goal is to keep the other team too disorganized to push back. This is accomplished with well-timed kills on combo-members and strong positioning.
		+	=== Midfight ===
		+
		+	During the initial fight for the point, a common position for the combo to push is in valley right behind the obelisk. This puts the medic safely out of sight while allowing him to heal people that are pushing onto the point. There is an important high ground vs. low ground fight on this point, often giving a large advantage to whoever reaches the point first, but doing so puts them at risk to a Sniper. The Engineer often keeps a mini sentry watching his valley to prevent bombers from killing someone. When actually pushing the point the sentry is eventually moved onto or near the point.
		+
		+	=== The Combo ===
		+
		+	Many teams use the Kritzkrieg for its versatility on this map. The critical damage can clear the point for a capture. When in control of the point, a Medic can use the charge to kill an enemy Demoman, Heavy, or Medic, delaying a push from them. Its fast charge speed allows for aggressive contesting of the point or relentless harrassment of the team that doesn't control it. Other Mediguns can be used to better protect the Medic, but it can be more difficult to push onto the point with them if the holding team forces the Ubercharge in valley or around the pool room.
		+	=== Defense ===
		+
		+	When defending the point when you control it, you should immediately consider a forward hold. You can do a forward hold if you have a significant number advantage and/or open ground that would allow you to do so. The typical forward hold consists of a combo holding the enemy plateau and a flank holding the battlements. This strategy works well with the stock Medigun because you can deny any incoming push with invincibility of your combo and scattering of your flank. With Kritz or Quick-Fix, you need to draw them out far enough that you can push into them, or you'll be sitting on a charge that will not save you from a kritz. A forward hold with Kritz typically involves the combo in the bathhouse, because your flank will be able to call any offensive push long before you're threatened by it.
		+
		+	If you're not doing a forward hold, your team is essentially controlling your yard and platform with your combo classes, while controlling their yard and platform with your flank classes. It's important to call the enemy Sniper at all times during a hold like this, because he can get a sightline on most of the map without having to fight anyone.
		+	== Offense ==
		+
		+	The offensive strategy on Lakeside is to build an Übercharge while bombing their team and taking advantage of your superior spawn times. Kritzkrieg is usually the best option for this situation, giving you the chance for that magical first crit sticky medic pick. A good play here is to pair up your Demo and Soldier for a tandem bomb while your Spy is somewhere on their side of the map. When executed well, this is the best way to force a charge or kill a medic. All the while, your Sniper is working to create some sort of advantage you can push off of.
		+	== Rollouts ==
		+
		+	=== Demoman ===
		+	The Demoman rollout for Lakeside is very simple. He fires his first sticky in spawn to get as close to the doorway as possible, then he walks out of the main door and uses one sticky to jump to either the bathhouse or the main point.
		+	=== Scout ===
		+	The Scout should basically follow the Demoman in, emulating his rollout. If the Demoman wants to go to the bathhouse first, the Scout should walk through tunnel. If the Demoman wants to go to the point, the Scout should walk through main.
		+	=== Soldier ===
		+	The Soldier's typical rollout is simply whipping the medic and heavy to the point as quickly as possible. After you reach the yard, most Soldiers will rocket jump toward the bathhouse and try to spam the other team out of it.
		+	=== Other ===
		+	Your Engineer is going to want to get a mini sentry watching your yard ASAP. Pyro, Medic, and Heavy will be following the Demo in and attempting to beat out their combo. The combo classes should try to stay alive in preparation for the first Kritzkrieg or Übercharge. The Sniper should either watch through the bathhouse sightline or go for an early pick on someone peeking over the point hill without exposing himself to the enemy Sniper. The Spy should determine what medigun the opposing Medic is running, either via name or by looking at the medic.
		+	{{Active Maps Navbox}}{{All Maps Navbox\|y}}

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−	~~\|name=~~
−	~~\|image=~~
−	~~\|caption=~~
−
−	~~\|maptype=koth~~
−	~~\|filename=koth_lakeside_final~~
−	~~\|version=Official Release~~
−	~~\|author1=Valentin "3Dnj" Levillain~~
−	~~\|author1steam= 76561197987845309~~
−	~~\|author2=~~
−	~~\|author2steam=~~
−	~~\|author3=~~
−	~~\|author3steam=~~
−	~~\|released=10 November 2010~~
−	~~\|updated=24 February 2010~~
−	~~\|official=1~~
−
−	~~\|gamemode1=6s~~
−	~~\|gamemode2=~~
−	~~\|gamemode3=~~
−	~~\|adapted=~~
−	~~\|pro=~~
−	~~\|popularity=moderate~~
−	~~\|lpleague=~~
−	~~\|lpseason=~~
−
−	~~\|download=http://fakkelbrigade.eu/maps/koth_lakeside_final.bsp.bz2~~
−	~~\|workshop=~~
−	~~\|tf2maps=15658~~
−	~~\|gamebanana=151237~~
−	~~\|tftv=~~
−	~~\|tftv2=~~
−	~~\|etf2l=~~
−	~~\|ugc=~~
−	~~\|officialwiki=Lakeside~~
−	~~\|officialwiki2=~~
−
−	~~\|footnotes=~~
−	}}
−	'''koth_lakeside''' is a [[King of the Hill]] map made by the mapmaker [http://steamcommunity.com/id/3Dnj 3Dnj] and made official by Valve on February 24, 2011. It is played frequently in [[Highlander]], having been used by [[UGC]] for several seasons.
−
−	The objective of Lakeside is the control the middle point for three minutes. The two teams spawn on opposite sides of the map and rush toward the middle when the round begins. A round will continue into overtime if the timer is up but there is still enemy presence on the point.
−
−	~~== History ==~~
−
−	The first season of UGC Highlander that ran Lakeside in its maplist was Season 4. It is typically played as an early season map because of its simplicity, and the fact that it was a Halloween event map in 2012 makes it recognizable to new competitive players, while being more competitively viable than a map such as Mann Manor.
−	~~== Usage in competitive ==~~
−	~~{{Lakeside/MapLeagueInclusionTable}}~~
−	~~== Calls ==~~
−	~~{{Map locations~~
−	~~\| title = Lakeside, control point~~
−	~~\| image = koth_lakeside mid.png~~
−	~~\| area1 = Tunnel \| x1=427px \| y1=44px~~
−	~~\| area2 = Ruins \| x2=450px \| y2=79px~~
−	~~\| area3 = Bridge \| x3=364px \| y3=88px~~
−	~~\| area4 = Stone / Box \| x4=243px \| y4=117px~~
−	~~\| area5 = Batts \| x5=189px \| y5=138px~~
−	~~\| area6 = Bathhouse / Pool \| x6=571px \| y6=155px~~
−	~~\| area7 = Tree / Obelisk \| x7=365px \| y7=217px~~
−	~~\| area8 = Right \| x8=522px \| y8=303px~~
−	~~\| area9 = Left \| x9=347px \| y9=406px~~
−	~~\| area10 = Valley / Yard \| x10=600px \| y10=406px~~
−	}}
−
−	~~== Strategy ==~~
−
−	The overall team strategy on this map is to simply kill the opposing team, take the point, and prevent an enemy counterpush. When in control of the point, the goal is to keep the other team too disorganized to push back. This is accomplished with well-timed kills on combo-members and strong positioning.
−	~~=== Midfight ===~~
−
−	~~During the initial fight for the point, a common position for the combo to push is in valley right behind the obelisk. This puts the medic safely out of sight while allowing him to heal people that~~ are pushing onto the point. There is an important high ground vs. low ground fight on this point, often giving a large advantage to whoever reaches the point first, but doing so puts them at risk to a Sniper. The Engineer often keeps a mini sentry watching his valley to prevent bombers from killing someone. When actually pushing the point the sentry is eventually moved onto or near the point.
−
−	~~=== The Combo ===~~
−
−	Many teams use the Kritzkrieg for its versatility on this map. The critical damage can clear the point for a capture. When in control of the point, a Medic can use the charge to kill an enemy Demoman, Heavy, or Medic, delaying a push from them. Its fast charge speed allows for aggressive contesting of the point or relentless harrassment of the team that doesn't control it. Other Mediguns can be used to better protect the Medic, but it can be more difficult to push onto the point with them if the holding team forces the Ubercharge in valley or around the pool room.
−	~~=== Defense ===~~
−
−	~~When defending the point when~~ you ~~control it, you should immediately consider a forward hold. You can do a forward hold if you have a significant number advantage and/or open ground~~ that would allow you to do so. The typical forward hold consists of a combo holding the enemy plateau and a flank holding the battlements. This strategy works well with the stock Medigun because you can deny any incoming push with invincibility of your combo and scattering of your flank. With Kritz or Quick-Fix, you need to draw them out far enough that you can push into them, or you'll be sitting on a charge that will not save you from a kritz. A forward hold with Kritz typically involves the combo in the bathhouse, because your flank will be able to call any offensive push long before you're threatened by it.
−
−	If you're not doing a forward hold, your team is essentially controlling your yard and platform with your combo classes, while controlling their yard and platform with your flank classes. It's important to call the enemy Sniper at all times during a hold like this, because he can get a sightline on most of the map without having to fight anyone.
−	~~== Offense ==~~
−
−	The offensive strategy on Lakeside is to build an Übercharge while bombing their team and taking advantage of your superior spawn times. Kritzkrieg is usually the best option for this situation, giving you the chance for that magical first crit sticky medic pick. A good play here is to pair up your Demo and Soldier for a tandem bomb while your Spy is somewhere on their side of the map. When executed well, this is the best way to force a charge or kill a medic. All the while, your Sniper is working to create some sort of advantage you can push off of.
−	~~== Rollouts ==~~
−
−	~~=== Demoman ===~~
−	The Demoman rollout for Lakeside is very simple. He fires his first sticky in spawn to get as close to the doorway as possible, then he walks out of the main door and uses one sticky to jump to either the bathhouse or the main point.
−	~~=== Scout ===~~
−	The Scout should basically follow the Demoman in, emulating his rollout. If the Demoman wants to go to the bathhouse first, the Scout should walk through tunnel. If the Demoman wants to go to the point, the Scout should walk through main.
−	~~=== Soldier ===~~
−	The Soldier's typical rollout is simply whipping the medic and heavy to the point as quickly as possible. After you reach the yard, most Soldiers will rocket jump toward the bathhouse and try to spam the other team out of it.
−	~~=== Other ===~~
−	Your Engineer is going to want to get a mini sentry watching your yard ASAP. Pyro, Medic, and Heavy will be following the Demo in and attempting to beat out their combo. The combo classes should try to stay alive in preparation for the first Kritzkrieg or Übercharge. The Sniper should either watch through the bathhouse sightline or go for an early pick on someone peeking over the point hill without exposing himself to the enemy Sniper. The Spy should determine what medigun the opposing Medic is running, either via name or by looking at the medic.
−	~~{{Active Maps Navbox}}{{All Maps Navbox\|y}}~~

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 Many teams use the Kritzkrieg for its versatility on this map. The critical damage can clear the point for a capture. When in control of the point, a Medic can use the charge to kill an enemy Demoman, Heavy, or Medic, delaying a push from them. Its fast charge speed allows for aggressive contesting of the point or relentless harrassment of the team that doesn't control it. Other Mediguns can be used to better protect the Medic, but it can be more difficult to push onto the point with them if the holding team forces the Ubercharge in valley or around the pool room.
 === Defense ===
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 === Demoman ===
-Naked cartwheels
+The Demoman rollout for Lakeside is very simple. He fires his first sticky in spawn to get as close to the doorway as possible, then he walks out of the main door and uses one sticky to jump to either the bathhouse or the main point.
 === Scout ===
-All I ever wanted was to fit in and live a happy life amongst humanity, but I was cast out and rejected, forced to endure an existence of loneliness and insignificance, all because the females of the human species were incapable of seeing the value in me.
+The Scout should basically follow the Demoman in, emulating his rollout. If the Demoman wants to go to the bathhouse first, the Scout should walk through tunnel. If the Demoman wants to go to the point, the Scout should walk through main.
 === Soldier ===
-White supremacy
+The Soldier's typical rollout is simply whipping the medic and heavy to the point as quickly as possible. After you reach the yard, most Soldiers will rocket jump toward the bathhouse and try to spam the other team out of it.
 === Other ===
-Your Engineer is going to gunsling your asshole
+Your Engineer is going to want to get a mini sentry watching your yard ASAP. Pyro, Medic, and Heavy will be following the Demo in and attempting to beat out their combo. The combo classes should try to stay alive in preparation for the first Kritzkrieg or Übercharge. The Sniper should either watch through the bathhouse sightline or go for an early pick on someone peeking over the point hill without exposing himself to the enemy Sniper. The Spy should determine what medigun the opposing Medic is running, either via name or by looking at the medic.
 {{Active Maps Navbox}}{{All Maps Navbox|y}}

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 == Calls ==
 {{Map locations
-  | title = Lakeside, Ass
+  | title = Lakeside, control point
   | image = koth_lakeside mid.png
-  | area1 = big | x1=427px | y1=44px
+  | area1 = Tunnel | x1=427px | y1=44px
-  | area2 = black | x2=450px | y2=79px
+  | area2 = Ruins | x2=450px | y2=79px
-  | area3 = fucking | x3=364px | y3=88px
+  | area3 = Bridge | x3=364px | y3=88px
-  | area4 = niggers / Box | x4=243px | y4=117px
+  | area4 = Stone / Box | x4=243px | y4=117px
-  | area5 = assh0le | x5=189px | y5=138px
+  | area5 = Batts | x5=189px | y5=138px
-  | area6 = b4nny's urethra / Pool | x6=571px | y6=155px
+  | area6 = Bathhouse / Pool | x6=571px | y6=155px
-  | area7 = TreeCock / Obelisk | x7=365px | y7=217px
+  | area7 = Tree / Obelisk | x7=365px | y7=217px
   | area8 = Right | x8=522px | y8=303px
   | area9 = Left | x9=347px | y9=406px