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vonklinkerhoffen wrote:And thank God, for once not RickRolled !

kab wrote:I can imagine that the new game mode could be based on the original Hunted. However, i sincerely doubt that "the civilian" in it's original form will make a return. Not many people enjoy playing a mostly defenseless class.

Team deathmatch maps

In team deathmatch maps (in Team Fortress parlance, DMs), players are split into two or more teams, introducing Yellow and Green teams if necessary, who have no objective other than to kill as many opponents as possible. Most regular Half-Life DM maps can also be played as TFC deathmatch maps. They can make for an enjoyable change of pace and also allow players to sharpen their combat skills without worrying about flags or other objectives.

A variation of this mode is Sniper Wars, in which each team consists only of snipers. These maps may feature barriers and obstacles to prevent the teams from closing to use weapons other than scoped rifles.

A less common form of deathmatch is one-on-one duelling where players agree to one-on-one combat using agreed rules. Such rules may include using the same classes (usually Soldier), signalling the start of combat by jumping twice, and refraining from the use of secondary grenades. Duelling in this manner can be referred to as "Mulching" or "Mulch Deathmatch", named after a map designed specifically for this purpose.

kab wrote:I can imagine that the new game mode could be based on the original Hunted. However, i sincerely doubt that "the civilian" in it's original form will make a return. Not many people enjoy playing a mostly defenseless class.