Post by zorous on Mar 19, 2015 20:40:30 GMT
Everyone else is too lazy to make a post, so here I am!
RFW is a 4v4 (with 1-4 spectators so there's no cheating) CTM-like competitive game (it is not exclusively 4v4, but that is normally a good number for good games).
There are two lanes that are completely symmetrical, each with resource deposits, challenges and obstacles.
Here's a quick little trailer for one of the maps, so you can see the lanes
The goal of each team is to gather the 3 colored wool on their side of the map and put it on the victory monument. The first team to do so wins.
Each wool is guarded by a dungeon, obstacle course, maze, or puzzle.
Although the sides are separated, you can still interact with the opposing team, firing arrows, launching tnt cannons, and such things. There is nothing stopping you from killing or getting killed by the opposite team.
You cannot place blocks outside of the lanes, but you can make a "pass-around" which is a frequently used tactic.
So maybe we could have one of these in place of a UHC sometime?
If you have any questions, ask away!
RFW is a 4v4 (with 1-4 spectators so there's no cheating) CTM-like competitive game (it is not exclusively 4v4, but that is normally a good number for good games).
There are two lanes that are completely symmetrical, each with resource deposits, challenges and obstacles.
Here's a quick little trailer for one of the maps, so you can see the lanes
The goal of each team is to gather the 3 colored wool on their side of the map and put it on the victory monument. The first team to do so wins.
Each wool is guarded by a dungeon, obstacle course, maze, or puzzle.
Although the sides are separated, you can still interact with the opposing team, firing arrows, launching tnt cannons, and such things. There is nothing stopping you from killing or getting killed by the opposite team.
You cannot place blocks outside of the lanes, but you can make a "pass-around" which is a frequently used tactic.
So maybe we could have one of these in place of a UHC sometime?
If you have any questions, ask away!
