BlameThePixel!

talking of ctf, but why dont i just throw a nade over there

Dunno about destructable CTF, in indy you sure cant, ya have to touch the flag, therefore it's considered as a capture.

never said I was the first to make such a game type, just that I made a CTF game before it was a known game-type.

Getting back on subject, anyone knows how to play capture the flag. Its just a game where you try to capture the other teams flag and bring it back to your side er something.

[SARCASM]No.. Really? I didnt know that. I guess were back on to what the topic wasnt or something. [/SARCASM]

edit: sonic, really just being something normal for once

erm, in worms you can't do that.
in, sane, unreal you must capture the flag(as the name suggests) and bring it back to your own flag.
if your flag has been taken allready, you must send someone to retrieve it, or do it your self.

@pio: you could of just told him the asnswer

Pioneer: Something normal? You'd better shut yo mouth.

Everyone else: gday

I would post down the rules, but I don't know them, I came onto this topic because I wanted to know.

It's simple. Go from your base to the enemy's base and destroy (or in some cases simply touch) the enemy's flag, or eliminate all enemies, whichever comes first. No 5 second grenades. No flinging yourself between bases with ropes or weapons. That about covers it.

the rules will probably be on bloopys webpage

or....you could just go to bloopys webpage

Here are the rules directly from Bloopy's webpage:



Now, I point your attention to the following:


I believe that I kept saying that from the beginning but everyone kept saying you had to destroy the flag...

Furthermore, to satisfy you, it is now posted in the gametypes page.

Edit: It appears that I can't post it in gametypes...

There are two kinds of CTFs that I know of and play: Single Flag CTF, and Multiple Flag CTF. In both games you start where it says start and destroy the flag(s) of your opponet. They can be played with any amount of people so long as the teams are even. For a flag to be destroyed all of the pixels, including the staff in most cases, must be completely gone (you can test this by trying to place a girder where you suspect there's a pixel). You can find the CTF Scheme and a collection of color CTF maps (for W:A) at this URL: http://www.cl2k.org/forum/showthread.php?threadid=13809

I'm don't think CTFs are catching on at all on WWPl, but they sure have been on W:A, in part thanks to the beautiful color maps made by authors such as Squiffel.