Not one of ye's gonna survive this! (Demoman Tactics (Part II))

Hey, it's Firestar again, with another one of my fabulous tactic reports. This one is again about the Demo, but instead about his new unlockables, The Scottish Resistance, the Eyelander, and the Chargin' Targe.

This is gonna be a bit different from my other ones, because his unlockables go into some strange slots.

So, first off, theres the Bottle vs. the Eyelander: This depends on whether or not you have the Targe. Without the Targe, they Eyelander is just the bottle without random crits. Like all melee weapons, I get a lot of kills with both. That's because I use them. When the Eyelander is equipped, you'll have 150 health instead of 175, but as you kill more people with it, you get more health, and you become faster.
Tactics:[b] If you're using the Eyelander, use the Targe as well. I'll go into more detail in this later, when I talk about the Targe.

Now, it's the [b]Sticky Launcher vs. the Scottish Resistance vs. the Chargin' Targe. This all depends on your gameplay style. First off, if you never use the Sticky Launcher, might as well equip the Targe: It gives 50% resistance to fire damage and 65% blast damage resistance. Right-clicking with that thing equipped will send you hurtling toward whatever you were aiming at. A charge meter in the lower right of the hud shows you when you have a charge ready. While charging, your weapon starts to turn the color of your team. Halfway through the charge, it will start to get the crit animation. However, if it is not a melee weapon, your weapon won't get a crit. If you hit someone with a melee weapon before the halfway point of the charge, it will do a mini-crit. If you hit them close to the end of the charge, it will do a full crit, and usually kill them. Scottish Resistance: Same as the SL, but you have to be aimed straight at the bombs you want to detonate to detonate them. They turn red/blue when you can detonate them, and I mean a solid 2D color. You can also have up to 14 bombs on the ground, instead of the normal 8. The thing is, I often forget about where I've put them, and sometimes in the heat of battle, you don't aim at them right, right-click, and nothing happens.

So that's about it from me, it'd be great to hear from everyone else about their tactics, and feel free to add anything I missed, and correct anything I screwed up (I'm still a bit tired from last night this morning).