Call the Shot
Creator: kbguo96@yahoo.com || First Published: 02/15/2013 || Players: 8 || Size: 40x40
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Rating: 6.00 in 6 ratings
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Comments:
kbguo96@yahoo.com (02/15/2013 10:42am):
Somebody is probably gonna scream about FTA... but if you look closely, the sheer number
of players in close proximity to each other means that FTA just about goes out of the
window. Sure, Orange start gets the first hit and maybe kills off one of his opponents...
except the other 6 players are totally beyond his control.

The map is designed to be an epic game of choices with each move and direction bringing
it's own set of pros and cons.

Enjoy!
blozzee (02/16/2013 11:42am):
More like epic fail game of choice if you ask me to play on your map, imagine BM,OS,YC and
GE are team vs the rest. The other team will lose without even a chance to retaliate.
kbguo96@yahoo.com (02/16/2013 10:36pm):
You don't say... If people team up, there are always ways to troll the other players.

But, considering that the map is designed for FFA, I don't think such a coalition would
form so easily; After BM, OS, YC and GE kill the other 4, OS and BM will have FTA, at
which point if they team up they can wipe out GE and YC. And then OS can wipe out BM... if
BM, GE and YC aren't idiots, they will see this and I doubt they would form such a
coalition which you are suggesting.
blozzee (02/17/2013 03:30am | Edited: 02/17/2013 03:41am):
Doesn't matter if this game is played for FFA, either one or two forces will get wipe out
before the players gets a turn. Which means there's no point to play a game on this map at
all because the players already lost the game.
kbguo96@yahoo.com (02/17/2013 05:39am):
Well, the trick is to make sure that you are the one who survives the initial fight...
hence the name of the map.

I agree there is an element of luck in this, but that's what makes it exciting.



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