Editing Scout (section)

===Primary===
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|weaponname = Scattergun
|ugc4s   = always
|6s      = always
|ugchl   = always
|etf2lhl = always
|rgl6s   = always
|rglhl   = always
|description = The stock '''Scattergun''' is by far the most widely used primary weapon for Scout in Competitive Play. Its high clip size and massive damage at mid-to-close range can easily give him the upper hand when picking off enemy players.
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|weaponname = Baby Face's Blaster
|link = Baby_Face's_Blaster
|ugc4s   = true
|6s      = true
|ugchl   = true
|etf2lhl = true
|rgl6s   = true
|rglhl   = true
|description = The '''Baby Face's Blaster''' gives Scout the ability to charge a Boost Meter by dealing damage which greatly increases his movement speed. However, this comes at the cost of a smaller clip size, being slower than normal with zero boost, and boost being lost if Scout double jumps or takes damage. While the movement speed is potentially very strong, it's unreliable as it only takes 25 damage to completely remove all of your Boost. Because of this, the Baby Face's Blaster receives little use.
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|weaponname = Back Scatter
|link = Back_Scatter
|ugc4s   = true
|6s      = true
|ugchl   = true
|etf2lhl = true
|rgl6s   = true
|rglhl   = true
|description = The '''Back Scatter''' allows Scout to deal Mini-Crit damage if he shoots enemies in their backs at the cost of a smaller clip size and less accurate shots. While these Mini-Crits can do massive amounts of damage, getting behind people is easier said than done since it isn't something Scout can easily control. This, combined with the Back Scatter's other always present downsides, makes it an unpopular choice.
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|weaponname = Force-A-Nature
|ugc4s   = true
|6s      = true
|ugchl   = true
|etf2lhl = true
|rgl6s   = true
|rglhl   = true
|description = The '''Force-a-Nature''' has only a two shot clip, but in return does more damage per shot and has the unique property of dealing significant knockback to both enemies and the Scout when fired. The knockback to enemies allows Scout to push people off of points or into an unfavorable position, and the self-knockback allows him to propel himself into the air and reach spots he couldn't without it. However, the knockback can backfire, since it could accidentally push an enemy into a favorable position or push Scout away from where he wants to go. The "FaN"'s high damage output makes it good for quick single-target kills, but its low clip size makes it weak in sustained fights and for general killing. While not used often, some Scouts find it a useful tradeoff from the stock Scattergun.
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|weaponname = Shortstop
|ugc4s   = true
|6s      = true
|ugchl   = true
|etf2lhl = true
|rgl6s   = true
|rglhl   = true
|description = The '''Shortstop''' acts like a cross between the Scattergun and Pistol. Compared to the Scattergun, it's more accurate, shoots faster, does more damage per bullet, and reloads all shots at once, at the cost of a long reload, fewer bullets per shot, and the unlisted downside of taking more knockback while deployed. These stats leads the Shortstop to be worse at close range, but better and medium range than Scout's other primaries. Increasing Scout's range is beneficial, but its low damage output turns away many people from using it. The Shortstop also gives scout the ability to shove people back when deployed, but this feature is seen as pretty useless by most people.
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|weaponname = Soda Popper
|link = Soda_Popper
|ugc4s = false
|6s = false
|ugchl = true
|etf2lhl = true
|rgl6s = false
|rglhl = true
|description = The '''Soda Popper''' is similar to the Force-a-Nature with its increased fire rate and two shot clip. However, instead of dealing knockback, it has a much faster reload and allows Scout to charge a Hype meter by doing damage. Once the Hype meter is fully charged, it can be activated to give Scout five double jumps until the meter fully drains and needs to be filled up again. The Soda Popper's excellent movement provided by the Hype meter, combined with its faster reload allowing for damage higher than the stock Scattergun, is why its banned in many competitive formats.
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