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The Saxxy is a golden trophy with a statue of Saxton Hale, the namesake for the trophy, that is awarded to people who have prodcued a winning entry for the Saxxy Awards, an annual animation contest using Source Filmmaker, for reaching a certain category (such as Best Overall, Best Drama, Best Comedy). The Saxxy, when given to winners of the Awards, is dropped to players as a melee weapon for all classes in Team Fortress 2. It functions the same as the stock melee weapon as the wielder's class plays as. Enemies killed with a Saxxy become solid Australium statues for cosmetic effect.
TF2 Animator: *submits a 3 minute long high-quality comedy animation for Saxxys*
The entry wins.
TF2 Animator: *loads up TF2 and sees a alert saying the player has a new item*
The new items is the Saxxy award with the description saying which category the animator has won, in this case, it's Best Comedy.
The most expensive weapon in Team Fortress 2. This weapon, as the name implies, is a golden version of the Frying Pan. Any enemy you kill with the pan will become gold statues instead of scattered body parts (or gibs) or ragdolls. According to the official Team Fortress 2 Wiki, the only way to obtain a Golden Frying Pan is a very rare drop received for completing an Advanced or Expert Tour of Duty in Mann Up mode. If you receive the golden pan drop, the game will display a message alert saying "(user) just received a Golden Frying Pan!"
According to backpack.tf, the golden pan is worth 1620-1780 keys, or $3153 to $3860. If you do receive it, just get ready for scammers or random people to add you for trades...
Bob: "There we go, just finished my 165th tour in MvM!
TF2 System: (displays alert)
Bob: "Huh, wonder what that says?"
TF2 System: "Bob just received a Golden Frying Pan!"
Bob: "⦠HOLY SHI-"
Jarate, meaning "karate in a jar", is a unlock-able secondary weapon for the Sniper in Team Fortress 2. It is literally a mason jar filled with urine that is capped with a screw-on lid. This secondary weapon will cover any enemy in the radius of effect with Jarate and allows the other team to register damage as mini-crits for 10 seconds. This weapon can also extinguish teammates (including yourself) and reveal Spies that are cloaked or disguised. The cool-down for the Jarate before it can be used again is 20 seconds. Extinguishing teammates reduces this cool-down by 20%, taking the time down to 16 seconds before re-use. The Jarate is counted as a projectile when thrown, which allows Pyros to reflect the Jarate with the compression blast. Players who unlock 11 Sniper achievements will be rewarded with the Jarate.
Sniper: Jarate!
(jar breaks and reveals a cloaked enemy spy)
Enemy Spy: Is this? Mon dieu!
(sniper kills spy with kukri with added mini-crits from Jarate)
Anger Sniper is a slang term used among the Team Fortress 2 community to describe a player who plays Sniper and has cosmetics to make one look edgy. Most Anger snipers will act as a tryhard to intentionally ruin the fun for other players in the game. An Anger Sniper's targets are usually other, commonly innocent, players or friendly players, typically those playing as a hoovy, who are simply acting silly or passive for comedic and non-violent purposes. Anger snipers tend to spam the lenny face as a chat bind after every kill along with doing the default sniper rifle taunt. As the name implies, Anger Snipers tend to wear the Anger, a Sniper cosmetic that appears as a hood covering the head, except for the eyes. A Anger Sniper's usual weapon is the AWPer Hand, a reskin for the stock sniper rifle that was awarded in Genuine quality to those who purchased CS:GO before it became free on the Steam store. (You can still buy this weapon in the community market or other trading/purchasing websites like backpack.tf)
Person 1: Hey, uhh, do you see that sniper over there? He's been doing headshots on the friendlies the entire game.
Person 2: Yeah, he's an Anger sniper. Most of them do that usually.
Anger Sniper: (lenny face chat bind)
Meet the Team is a series of Source Filmmaker animations published by Valve to promote Team Fortress 2. The series consisted of 10 episodes, 9 of which star the main 9 playable characters and a 10th joke episode about the Heavy Weapons Guy's secondary weapon, the Sandvich (which is really just a sandwich, that in-game, restores 300 health for the Heavy and acts as a Medium Health Kit when given out to players). The series has helped Valve with developing the game's technology. Meet the Heavy, the first entry of Meet the Team, helped Valve test facial animations for more expressions for the characters in-game.
Person 1: Hey, have you seen those videos about those TF2 Characters?
Person 2: You mean the "Meet the Team" series?