Capture the Bag - Revision history

HuDaFuK at 14:08, 22 January 2008

2008-01-22T14:08:19Z

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	In '''Capture the Bag''', each team has a suitcase which acts as their base. The objective is to fight your way to the other team's bag and steal it, returning it to your own base to score points. The first team to reach the target score, or with the most points at the end of the game, wins the match. If a character carrying a bag dies, they drop the bag. If this bag is then collected by its own team, it is instantly transported back to their base. However, it can just as easily be picked up by another member of the opposing side, in which case it will stay with that player until either they are killed or they succeed in returning it to their own bag base. The game mode is similar to Capture the Flag from other [[FPS]] games.		In '''Capture the Bag''', each team has a suitcase which acts as their base. The objective is to fight your way to the other team's bag and steal it, returning it to your own base to score points. The first team to reach the target score, or with the most points at the end of the game, wins the match. If a character carrying a bag dies, they drop the bag. If this bag is then collected by its own team, it is instantly transported back to their base. However, it can just as easily be picked up by another member of the opposing side, in which case it will stay with that player until either they are killed or they succeed in returning it to their own bag base. The game mode is similar to Capture the Flag from other [[FPS]] games.

-	In the original [[TimeSplitters (Game)\|TimeSplitters]] anywhere between two and four teams could take part in a Capture the Bag match, but this has been reduced to just two in subsequent games, perhaps because a four-way Capture the Bag game proved a little too frantic. The bags in the first game would also change in appearance depending on the theme of the level being played. (Duty Free in [[Spaceways]], Bones in the [[Graveyard]].) In later games the bags are generic coloured briefcases regardless of the map. Another alteration is that in [[TimeSplitters 2]] and [[TimeSplitters: Future Perfect\|Future Perfect]] it is impossible to score if your own bag has been stolen; it must be recovered first. In TimeSplitters the presence of your own bag had no impact on your ability to score points.	+	In the original [[TimeSplitters (Game)\|TimeSplitters]] anywhere between two and four teams could take part in a Capture the Bag match, but this has been reduced to just two in subsequent games, perhaps because a four-way Capture the Bag game proved a little too frantic. The bags in the first game would also change in appearance depending on the theme of the level being played. (Duty Free in [[Spaceways]], Bones in the [[Graveyard]].) In later games, however, the bags are just generic coloured briefcases regardless of the map. Another alteration is that in [[TimeSplitters 2]] and [[TimeSplitters: Future Perfect\|Future Perfect]] it is impossible to score if your own bag has been stolen; it must be recovered first. In TimeSplitters the presence of your own bag had no impact on your ability to score points.

	== TimeSplitters 2 Glitch ==		== TimeSplitters 2 Glitch ==
-	A rather annoying glitch in the second game can occur during Capture the Bag matches. If a bot on the enemy team succeeds in taking your bag to their base, only to find their own bag has been stolen, it will stand on the spot, unable to score. (The same occurs in Future Perfect.) However, when you go to retrieve your bag, the moment you damage the bag man he will score, even though his bag is not there and scoring should be theoretically impossible. It is unknown if this glitch appears outside the PlayStation 2 version of the game, ~~and~~ it has been fixed in Future Perfect.	+	A rather annoying glitch in the second game can occur during Capture the Bag matches. If a bot on the enemy team succeeds in taking your bag to their base, only to find their own bag has been stolen, it will stand on the spot, unable to score. (The same occurs in Future Perfect.) However, when you go to retrieve your bag, the moment you damage the bag man he will score, even though his bag is not there and scoring should be theoretically impossible. It is unknown if this glitch appears outside the PlayStation 2 version of the game, but it has been fixed in Future Perfect.

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HuDaFuK at 14:07, 22 January 2008

2008-01-22T14:07:26Z

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	In '''Capture the Bag''', each team has a suitcase which acts as their base. The objective is to fight your way to the other team's bag and steal it, returning it to your own base to score points. The first team to reach the target score, or with the most points at the end of the game, wins the match. If a character carrying a bag dies, they drop the bag. If this bag is then collected by its own team, it is instantly transported back to their base. However, it can just as easily be picked up by another member of the opposing side, in which case it will stay with that player until either they are killed or they succeed in returning it to their own bag base. The game mode is similar to Capture the Flag from other [[FPS]] games.		In '''Capture the Bag''', each team has a suitcase which acts as their base. The objective is to fight your way to the other team's bag and steal it, returning it to your own base to score points. The first team to reach the target score, or with the most points at the end of the game, wins the match. If a character carrying a bag dies, they drop the bag. If this bag is then collected by its own team, it is instantly transported back to their base. However, it can just as easily be picked up by another member of the opposing side, in which case it will stay with that player until either they are killed or they succeed in returning it to their own bag base. The game mode is similar to Capture the Flag from other [[FPS]] games.

-	In the original [[TimeSplitters (Game)\|TimeSplitters]] anywhere between two and four teams could take part in a Capture the Bag match, but this has been reduced to just two in subsequent games, perhaps because a four-way Capture the Bag game proved a little too frantic. Another alteration is that in [[TimeSplitters 2]] and [[TimeSplitters: Future Perfect\|Future Perfect]] it is impossible to score if your own bag has been stolen; it must be recovered first. In TimeSplitters the presence of your own bag had no impact on your ability to score points.	+	In the original [[TimeSplitters (Game)\|TimeSplitters]] anywhere between two and four teams could take part in a Capture the Bag match, but this has been reduced to just two in subsequent games, perhaps because a four-way Capture the Bag game proved a little too frantic. The bags in the first game would also change in appearance depending on the theme of the level being played. (Duty Free in [[Spaceways]], Bones in the [[Graveyard]].) In later games the bags are generic coloured briefcases regardless of the map. Another alteration is that in [[TimeSplitters 2]] and [[TimeSplitters: Future Perfect\|Future Perfect]] it is impossible to score if your own bag has been stolen; it must be recovered first. In TimeSplitters the presence of your own bag had no impact on your ability to score points.

	== TimeSplitters 2 Glitch ==		== TimeSplitters 2 Glitch ==

HuDaFuK at 14:02, 22 January 2008

2008-01-22T14:02:30Z

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	In the original [[TimeSplitters (Game)\|TimeSplitters]] anywhere between two and four teams could take part in a Capture the Bag match, but this has been reduced to just two in subsequent games, perhaps because a four-way Capture the Bag game proved a little too frantic. Another alteration is that in [[TimeSplitters 2]] and [[TimeSplitters: Future Perfect\|Future Perfect]] it is impossible to score if your own bag has been stolen; it must be recovered first. In TimeSplitters the presence of your own bag had no impact on your ability to score points.		In the original [[TimeSplitters (Game)\|TimeSplitters]] anywhere between two and four teams could take part in a Capture the Bag match, but this has been reduced to just two in subsequent games, perhaps because a four-way Capture the Bag game proved a little too frantic. Another alteration is that in [[TimeSplitters 2]] and [[TimeSplitters: Future Perfect\|Future Perfect]] it is impossible to score if your own bag has been stolen; it must be recovered first. In TimeSplitters the presence of your own bag had no impact on your ability to score points.
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		+	== TimeSplitters 2 Glitch ==
		+	A rather annoying glitch in the second game can occur during Capture the Bag matches. If a bot on the enemy team succeeds in taking your bag to their base, only to find their own bag has been stolen, it will stand on the spot, unable to score. (The same occurs in Future Perfect.) However, when you go to retrieve your bag, the moment you damage the bag man he will score, even though his bag is not there and scoring should be theoretically impossible. It is unknown if this glitch appears outside the PlayStation 2 version of the game, and it has been fixed in Future Perfect.

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HuDaFuK at 13:56, 22 January 2008

2008-01-22T13:56:22Z

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	In '''Capture the Bag''', each team has a suitcase which acts as their base. The objective is to fight your way to the other team's bag and steal it, returning it to your own base to score points. The first team to reach the target score, or with the most points at the end of the game, wins the match. If a character carrying a bag dies, they drop the bag. If this bag is then collected by its own team, it is instantly transported back to their base. However, it can just as easily be picked up by another member of the opposing side, in which case it will stay with that player until either they are killed or they succeed in returning it to their own bag base. The game mode is similar to Capture the Flag from other [[FPS]] games.		In '''Capture the Bag''', each team has a suitcase which acts as their base. The objective is to fight your way to the other team's bag and steal it, returning it to your own base to score points. The first team to reach the target score, or with the most points at the end of the game, wins the match. If a character carrying a bag dies, they drop the bag. If this bag is then collected by its own team, it is instantly transported back to their base. However, it can just as easily be picked up by another member of the opposing side, in which case it will stay with that player until either they are killed or they succeed in returning it to their own bag base. The game mode is similar to Capture the Flag from other [[FPS]] games.

-	In the original [[TimeSplitters]] anywhere between two and four teams could take part in a Capture the Bag match, but this has been reduced to just two in subsequent games, perhaps because a four-way Capture the Bag game proved a little too frantic. Another alteration is that in [[TimeSplitters 2]] and [[Future Perfect]] it is impossible to score if your own bag has been stolen; it must be recovered first. In TimeSplitters the presence of your own bag had no impact on your ability to score points.	+	In the original [[TimeSplitters (Game)\|TimeSplitters]] anywhere between two and four teams could take part in a Capture the Bag match, but this has been reduced to just two in subsequent games, perhaps because a four-way Capture the Bag game proved a little too frantic. Another alteration is that in [[TimeSplitters 2]] and [[TimeSplitters: Future Perfect\|Future Perfect]] it is impossible to score if your own bag has been stolen; it must be recovered first. In TimeSplitters the presence of your own bag had no impact on your ability to score points.

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HuDaFuK at 13:55, 22 January 2008

2008-01-22T13:55:23Z

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-	In '''Capture the Bag''', each team has their ~~own "Bag Base~~." The objective is to ~~steal~~ the other team's bag and ~~return~~ to ~~their~~ own base~~, scoring~~ points. The team with the most points at the end wins the match. If a character dies, they drop the bag. If ~~an opponent retrieves the~~ bag~~, it returns to the Bag Base. If a character on the human's~~ team ~~retrieves the bag~~, ~~then they can continue to run with~~ it ~~until they die or bring the bag~~ back to their base. ~~A player cannot score if their own team's bag has been stolen. If this happens~~, ~~a bot will simply circle~~ the ~~base~~ until ~~he or she is~~ killed or their bag ~~is retrieved~~. The game is similar to Capture the Flag from other [[FPS]] games.	+	In '''Capture the Bag''', each team has a suitcase which acts as their base. The objective is to fight your way to the other team's bag and steal it, returning it to your own base to score points. The first team to reach the target score, or with the most points at the end of the game, wins the match. If a character carrying a bag dies, they drop the bag. If this bag is then collected by its own team, it is instantly transported back to their base. However, it can just as easily be picked up by another member of the opposing side, in which case it will stay with that player until either they are killed or they succeed in returning it to their own bag base. The game mode is similar to Capture the Flag from other [[FPS]] games.
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		+	In the original [[TimeSplitters]] anywhere between two and four teams could take part in a Capture the Bag match, but this has been reduced to just two in subsequent games, perhaps because a four-way Capture the Bag game proved a little too frantic. Another alteration is that in [[TimeSplitters 2]] and [[Future Perfect]] it is impossible to score if your own bag has been stolen; it must be recovered first. In TimeSplitters the presence of your own bag had no impact on your ability to score points.

-	~~In TS1 the mode has four bag bases.~~
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DSRPS3 at 14:04, 30 September 2007

2007-09-30T14:04:01Z

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	In '''Capture the Bag''', each team has their own "Bag Base." The objective is to steal the other team's bag and return to their own base, scoring points. The team with the most points at the end wins the match. If a character dies, they drop the bag. If an opponent retrieves the bag, it returns to the Bag Base. If a character on the human's team retrieves the bag, then they can continue to run with it until they die or bring the bag back to their base. A player cannot score if their own team's bag has been stolen. If this happens, a bot will simply circle the base until he or she is killed or their bag is retrieved. The game is similar to Capture the Flag from other [[FPS]] games.		In '''Capture the Bag''', each team has their own "Bag Base." The objective is to steal the other team's bag and return to their own base, scoring points. The team with the most points at the end wins the match. If a character dies, they drop the bag. If an opponent retrieves the bag, it returns to the Bag Base. If a character on the human's team retrieves the bag, then they can continue to run with it until they die or bring the bag back to their base. A player cannot score if their own team's bag has been stolen. If this happens, a bot will simply circle the base until he or she is killed or their bag is retrieved. The game is similar to Capture the Flag from other [[FPS]] games.
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		+	In TS1 the mode has four bag bases.
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2007-07-11T17:18:15Z

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-	Capture the Bag ~~is a mode where two teams~~, each ~~with~~ their own "Bag Base"~~, race~~ to ~~take eachother~~'s ~~bags~~ and return to their own base, ~~thereby~~ scoring points. The team with the most points at the end wins the match.	+	In '''Capture the Bag''', each team has their own "Bag Base." The objective is to steal the other team's bag and return to their own base, scoring points. The team with the most points at the end wins the match. If a character dies, they drop the bag. If an opponent retrieves the bag, it returns to the Bag Base. If a character on the human's team retrieves the bag, then they can continue to run with it until they die or bring the bag back to their base. A player cannot score if their own team's bag has been stolen. If this happens, a bot will simply circle the base until he or she is killed or their bag is retrieved. The game is similar to Capture the Flag from other [[FPS]] games.
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Xylaquin at 19:57, 5 July 2007

2007-07-05T19:57:50Z

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	Capture the Bag is a mode where two teams, each with their own "Bag Base", race to take eachother's bags and return to their own base, thereby scoring points. The team with the most points at the end wins the match.		Capture the Bag is a mode where two teams, each with their own "Bag Base", race to take eachother's bags and return to their own base, thereby scoring points. The team with the most points at the end wins the match.
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2006-12-19T11:37:21Z

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Capture the Bag is a mode where two teams, each with their own "Bag Base", race to take eachother's bags and return to their own base, thereby scoring points. The team with the most points at the end wins the match.