[...] Well I haven't seen anyone do it either, but I have done it myself, so I guess that counts.

[...] They might be full health, but I have personally never seen a roamer be on mid and jumping a demo before scouts get there on granary or snakewater.

[...] You know that gunboat rollouts are thing? Granary and Snakewater have medium medpacks so you can get there with full health.

[...] On those maps your team is there to support you. Process is the only map where a roamer can be faster than the whole team except demo and still have reasonable health.

[...] Granary, badlands, Snakewater, but ok.

[...] Process is pretty much the only map where that happens.

[...] It is very situational, Because if the other team runs a suicide roamer you are pretty Much dead with medium/low Health on most maps.

[...] But a fast rollout gives you an advantage right? E: and i am aware that doing a fast rollout and having 10 health is bad.

[...] That's not what 'reliability' means. See the TC guy above for that. While you have a fair point you're missing the point still, rollouts are just a tool, every team needs to create its own gameplay around those tools - if they end up using the super-highspeed-but-super-fragile-tool that's because of their choice. I can't think of a single map where there is only ONE possible rollout for any jumping class, it always comes down to choices. So instead of arguing about the point of a certain rollout, it would be far more helpful to just list different rollouts with health/time/final position and then teams can figure out what works best for them individually.

[...] I explained Before, I mean this in the benefit of your team ;) your combo must be able to reach you on mid to "Keep dealin' dat dmg" people seem to forget rollouts are there to get an advantage and not just to be 'fast'

[...] I explained Before, I mean this in the benefit of your team ;) your combo must be able to reach you on mid to "Keep dealin' dat dmg" people seem to forget rollouts are there to get an advantage and not just to be 'fast'

[...] Med should be able to reach you, you have around 110 health, you can even be a bit faster if you are good at jumping. There you go.

What does "reliability of the jump" mean? It's a binary process; it either works or it doesn't, there are no random factors in TF2 that could stop a jump from succeeding besides your own ability to operate your mouse and keyboard.