There are 6 CT bots under cost 5 category. They cannot be unlocked on Easy and Normal difficulties, and requires a total of 18 reputation points to unlock on Hard and Expert, meaning completing 12 maps on Hard and 10 maps on Expert.
All of them uses Elite skill template, which means they have 100 skill points. They are all 100% accurate when firing, have a 0.2 seconds reaction time, and is very sensitive to footsteps with no attack delay.
In addition, all of them have 100 points of co-operation, meaning that they will always follow the player's commands and sticks together with teammates.
Overview[]
Based on file BotCampaignProfile.db in czero directory, there are 8 skill templates for Tour of Duty bots:
- Skill: 0
- Reaction time: 0.50 seconds
- Attack delay: 1.50 seconds
There are also 8 weapon preference templates, though some bots do not use any of these weapon preference templates.
Members[]
Eagle[]
Eagle is a sniper bot, which means he uses Sniper weapon template.
He has OK level of bravery, meaning that he is moderately aggressive. He will retreat after spotting some enemies. Then, he will wait for the enemies to come, then take them out. When he spots a large number of enemies in a scenario where most of his teammates are dead, he gets nervous and runs back shooting with his pistol.
His voice pitch is 108 which is in high pitch.
Barney[]
- Barney redirects here. For the Counter-Strike map maker also known as Barney, see Christopher Auty.
Barney uses Rifle weapon template. He prefers using M4A1 without silencer.
Barney is a very aggressive bot. He will never retreat even when spotting a large group of enemies.
He has default voice pitch.
Bear[]
Bear uses Power template, which means he prefers using M249.
Bear is a very aggressive bot. When he sees a teammate dead in his view, he will go towards the killer and start firing. In the bomb defusal maps, he likes to be scattered around the map except in debt while in the hostage rescue maps, he likes to strike first and rescue the hostages. Like Lou, he fires the M249 in full-auto all the time.
His voice pitch is 82, the same as Lou. This means he has a low voice pitch, talks slower and is hard to understand for some. (Value 100 of voice pitch is unshifted)
Duke[]
Duke uses Punch template, which means he prefers using AUG, and does not use its low-power scope for medium range engagements.
Duke is a very aggressive bot. He will never retreat even when spotting a large group of enemies.
Duke's voice pitch is 92 which is in lower pitch.
Sandman[]
Sandman prefers P90 as primary weapon since he uses Spray template.
Sandman is a very aggressive bot. He will never retreat even when spotting a large group of enemies.
His voice pitch is 84 which is in lower pitch.
Steel[]
Steel uses RifleT template, which means he prefers AK-47. When wielding M4A1, he uses its silencer.
Steel is a very aggressive bot. He will never retreat even when spotting a large group of enemies.
His voice pitch is 90 which is a lower pitch of voice.
Trivia[]
- Among all CT sniper bots, Eagle is the only AWP user to not have his skill point decreased. All of the other AWP user have lower skill points than most of their teammates at same cost.
- A different bot in multiplayer is also named Steel.
- Both of them use the Elite skill template and RifleT weapon preference. However, the multiplayer Steel uses skin 1 (Phoenix Connexion or SEAL Team 6).
- The Tour of Duty Steel's voice pitch is 90 while the multiplayer Steel is 84.
- The multiplayer Steel has the default Teamwork value of 75, while the Tour of Duty Steel's Teamwork stat is specifically set to 100.
- No Cost 5 CT bots use an elevated voice pitch.
- The name Barney may be taken from the character Barney Calhoun in Half-Life: Blue Shift.
- It's also possible that the name was taken from Chris "Barney" Auty, the mapper of Inferno and Aztec.
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