Ddm999 at 16:13, 25 June 2012

2012-06-25T16:13:35Z

Ddm999: /* CTF */

2012-06-25T15:31:27Z

CTF

Hirohito at 19:48, 26 February 2008

2008-02-26T19:48:59Z

Hirohito: New page: =CTF= =Attack and Defend= =Control Point= =Hunted= =Conc= =Fun=

2008-02-26T05:14:03Z

New page: =CTF= =Attack and Defend= =Control Point= =Hunted= =Conc= =Fun=

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 - Make sure players know where both the flag is, and the capture point. You don't want new players on your map to run around aimlessly!
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 - Check to see if the capture point and flag room makes sense. The capture point should be near the front, and the flag should be near the back, generally underground.
-- The respawn zone for each team needs to be carefully placed. Too far forward, and attacks will be intercepted too early. Too far back and it will take too long to get to the enemy.
+- There should be multiple routes into a flag room. This prevents heavy classes from blocking the way forward. Of course, this might not necessarily be the case, but the spawns would have to be closer, and players will get frustrated easier (The last thing you want is for a player to rage-quit on a small server).
-- There should be multiple routes into a flag room. This prevents heavy classes from blocking the way forward. Of course, this might not necessarily be the case, but the spawns would have to be closer, and players will get frustrated easier (The last thing you want is for a player to rage-quit on a small server).
+- Keep the capture points close by to the defenders, they don't want to have to run miles to the point. However, don't put them too close either, or they'll keep the point except if they're at a severe disadvantage.
-=Attack and Defend=
+:- Remember that ID maps can have from 1 - 8 capture points. Don't put too many in, because, as I said before, not many people play Fortress Forever at once, so a long 8 cap ID map will take frustratingly long.
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-{{Rating|0}}
+{{Rating|1}}

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		+	- Make sure players know where both the flag is, and the capture point. You don't want new players on your map to run around aimlessly!
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		+	- Check to see if the capture point and flag room makes sense. The capture point should be near the front, and the flag should be near the back, generally underground.
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		+	- The respawn zone for each team needs to be carefully placed. Too far forward, and attacks will be intercepted too early. Too far back and it will take too long to get to the enemy.
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		+	- There should be multiple routes into a flag room. This prevents heavy classes from blocking the way forward. Of course, this might not necessarily be the case, but the spawns would have to be closer, and players will get frustrated easier (The last thing you want is for a player to rage-quit on a small server).

	=Attack and Defend=		=Attack and Defend=

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:48, 26 February 2008
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	=Fun=		=Fun=
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		+	[[Category:Mapping]]
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Mapping Tips - Revision history

Ddm999 at 16:13, 25 June 2012

Ddm999: /* CTF */

Hirohito at 19:48, 26 February 2008

Hirohito: New page: =CTF= =Attack and Defend= =Control Point= =Hunted= =Conc= =Fun=