TF2 Engineer Dell and Mimi
This is the Mimi skin replacement for the sentry gun in the TF2 Engineer module.
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About this mod Machine translation
This is the Mimi skin replacement for the sentry gun in the TF2 Engineer module.
TF2Engineer Dell and Mimi
Two years late, here comes Mimi Sentry Cannon and Dale Spencer! Replaced Engineer's Sentry Gun and Dispenser respectively.
Congratulations to those who found the mod when it wasn't listed!
**NOTE**: Please do not post vulgar or NSFW comments. Such comments will be deleted.
🛠️Mod Compatibility
To ensure that the module works properly, please place this module above the **Engineer Module**.
❓ FAQ
**Q: Why not use Senthia or Dispenser-Lady? **
A: Hey, Mimi and Dell are more popular. And I thought it would be fun to make one of the prophecies in the official Darkest Dungeon Discord come true.
**Q: Do you plan to add other members of the robot family? **
A: No, this skin took longer than I expected.
**Q: Do you plan to make an NSFW version? **
A: Of course not. Refuse to be vulgar and be ashamed of it.
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📝 Copyright and Acknowledgments
*The Engineer and TF2 series are the property of **Valve Corporation**.
*Audio clip taken from TF2.
- **Engineer** is a pure fan work of TF2 and Darkest Dungeon.
- **Mimi Sentry and Dale Spencer** are fan characters created by **mochi**.
- **Engineer, Mimi and Dell** are not official products or modifications of Red Hook Studios.
- **Darkest Dungeon** and its logo are trademarks of Red Hook Studios Inc.
- All content in the game is copyrighted by Red Hook Studios Inc.
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🔗 Related links
- **Engineer Mod** has undergone a major update, go check it out if you are interested!
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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