The Happy Spud medal also has two styles, named 'Style 1' and 'Style 2'. The 'Normal' style encases the gemstones in large metal hands, resembling a Heavy Robot's. The Copper Chicanery player medal uses the model for the Burnished Beryl, returning from Operation Madness vs Machines, and the donor medals reuse additional models from Madness vs Machines, as well as Operation Canteen Crasher and Operation Memes vs Machines: the Happy Spud reuses the Memes vs Machines Baked Potato model, the Caustic Container reuses the Canteen Crasher Platinum Crit Canteen model, and the Bruised Johnstone and Alluring Artifact reuse the models for the Grandiose Garnet and Chaotic Crystal, respectively - both from Operation Madness vs Machines.įour of the five medals initially drop with custom painted colors which are not otherwise available in-game: the Copper Chicanery player medal drops with two shades of blue, for both RED and BLU teams, the Happy Spud drops with a dark brown color resembling a baked potato, the Bruised Johnstone drops with a slightly darker shade of purple, and the Alluring Artifact drops with a bright green color.Įach of the gemstone medals has two styles, named 'Gem Only' and 'Normal'.

The charity drive is set to close on April 30, 2023.Ĭontent creators whose missions were accepted for use in the event were awarded the Auspicious Automaton Assembler's Accolade medal. Donating at least 5 dollars earns the player the Happy Spud medal, donating at least 15 dollars earns the player both the Happy Spud and Bruised Johnstone medals, donating at least 25 dollars earns the player the Happy Spud, Bruised Johnstone, and Caustic Container medals, and donating at least 35 dollars earns the player all four donation medals: the Happy Spud, Bruised Johnstone, Caustic Container, and Alluring Artifact. In addition, players are able to donate varying amounts through item or monetary donations to receive donor medals. Clearing six of the seven available missions earned the player the Copper Chicanery medal. This event had five medals which are able to be earned by players: one as a reward for completion of the tour, and four for donations to a charity drive benefiting Food For The Hungry. This table shows the missions that were available during the event. In keeping with the short duration of the community event, one simple, short tour was offered, with only one medal in reward.

Machine campaigns, featuring many of the same maps, with different missions, along with a distorted version of Decoy, named '4 5 3 15 25', which spells DECOY, when the numbers are substituted for letters.

The tour resembled previous community Mann vs.

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