Team Survivor - Revision history

Viper at 00:41, 22 May 2011

2011-05-22T00:41:56Z

Apollo: moved Team survivor to Team Survivor

2010-07-07T23:52:57Z

moved Team survivor to Team Survivor

Flowtron: import from previous wiki

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In the '''Team Survivor''' [[Gamemodes|gamemode]] two teams fight against each other with the goal of killing as many of the players on the opposite team as possible until the match time limit runs out. While players do not actually have to survive every or even any round in order to win the match, in the event of a tie in the number of frags, the team with the least amount of deaths is the winner. The survivor gamemode has rounds and players do not respawn when they die; once a player dies the player must wait until the round is over in order to play again. There are no weapon restrictions in the survivor gamemode, but there are no ammo, grenade, akimbo, or health pickups. The team with the highest number of kills wins the match. If there is a tie in the number of kills, then the team with the least amount of deaths wins the match.

==Tips and hints==
Not all weapons are suitable for each map. After the first round, assess whether the weapon you used is the proper weapon for the map you are playing on. If the map you are playing on has a lot of corridors or blind spots, perhaps a shotgun would be the best choice. If the map you are playing on has a lot of open space then the assault rifle or the sniper rifle would be the best choice.

There is strength in numbers; if players stick with each other they can usually overpower individual players on the opposite team.

The mini map can be helpful to see at which point a teammate is engaging the enemy.

==See also==
* [[Survivor]]

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-In the '''Team Survivor''' [[Gamemodes|gamemode]] two teams fight against each other with the goal of killing as many of the players on the opposite team as possible until the match time limit runs out. While players do not actually have to survive every or even any round in order to win the match, in the event of a tie in the number of frags, the team with the least amount of deaths is the winner. The survivor gamemode has rounds and players do not respawn when they die; once a player dies the player must wait until the round is over in order to play again. There are no weapon restrictions in the survivor gamemode, but there are no ammo, grenade, akimbo, or health pickups. The team with the highest number of kills wins the match. If there is a tie in the number of kills, then the team with the least amount of deaths wins the match.
+The '''Team Survivor''' [[Gamemodes|gamemode]] is a round based mode, where two teams attempt to kill as many of the players on the enemy team as possible before the time limit. Players only spawn at the start of each round. Once a player dies, he or she must wait until the round is over in order to play again. There are no weapon restrictions in the survivor gamemode, but no ammo, grenades, akimbo, or health pickups are present either. As always, score will decide the winner of the game.
 ==Tips and hints==
-Not all weapons are suitable for each map. After the first round, assess whether the weapon you used is the proper weapon for the map you are playing on. If the map you are playing on has a lot of corridors or blind spots, perhaps a shotgun would be the best choice. If the map you are playing on has a lot of open space then the assault rifle or the sniper rifle would be the best choice.
+Not all weapons are suitable for each map. After the first round, assess whether the weapon you used is effective against the enemy team. For example, If the map you are playing on has a lot of corridors or blind spots, perhaps a shotgun would be the best choice. If the map you are playing on has a lot of open space then the assault rifle or the sniper rifle would be the best choice.
-There is strength in numbers; if players stick with each other they can usually overpower individual players on the opposite team.
+There is strength in numbers; if players stick with each other they can usually overpower individual players on the opposite team. Proper teamwork is the key to success.
 The mini map can be helpful to see at which point a teammate is engaging the enemy.

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