Elimination - Revision history

Xylaquin at 20:00, 5 July 2007

Xylaquin — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 20:00:23 GMT

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	The aim in an '''Elimination''' match is to be the last player left alive at the end, since each player does not have an unlimited amount of respawns. Once a player has died the set number of times, you are unable to respawn and participate further in the match. The amount of kills each player has is irrelevant, since the player with the most kills could still lose all their lives before the end of the match. If a time limit is set and the match ends before there is just one player left, the player(s) with the most lives left is/are declared the winner(s).		The aim in an '''Elimination''' match is to be the last player left alive at the end, since each player does not have an unlimited amount of respawns. Once a player has died the set number of times, you are unable to respawn and participate further in the match. The amount of kills each player has is irrelevant, since the player with the most kills could still lose all their lives before the end of the match. If a time limit is set and the match ends before there is just one player left, the player(s) with the most lives left is/are declared the winner(s).
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Foxcowpatt at 16:09, 21 May 2007

Foxcowpatt — Mon, 21 May 2007 16:09:46 GMT

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-	The aim in an '''Elimination''' match is to be the last player left alive at the end, since each player does not have an unlimited amount of ~~respans~~. Once a player has died the set number of times, you are unable to respawn and participate further in the match. The amount of kills each player has is irrelevant, since the player with the most kills could still lose all their lives before the end of the match. If a time limit is set and the match ends before there is just one player left, the player(s) with the most lives left is/are declared the winner(s).	+	The aim in an '''Elimination''' match is to be the last player left alive at the end, since each player does not have an unlimited amount of respawns. Once a player has died the set number of times, you are unable to respawn and participate further in the match. The amount of kills each player has is irrelevant, since the player with the most kills could still lose all their lives before the end of the match. If a time limit is set and the match ends before there is just one player left, the player(s) with the most lives left is/are declared the winner(s).

Randomwolf1 at 17:03, 30 August 2006

Randomwolf1 — Wed, 30 Aug 2006 17:03:44 GMT

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-	In '''Elimination''', ~~players~~ are ~~given a set amount~~ of ~~lives~~. ~~After those lives have been depleted,~~ the player does not respawn. ~~It continues this way until~~ there~~'s only~~ one ~~man standing~~.	+	'''Elimination''' is similar to [[Deathmatch]], in that there are no teams and all players fighting against each other, however the aim of the game differs slightly. This mode is only available in [[TimeSplitters 2]] and [[Timesplitters: Future Perfect]].
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		+	== Aim ==
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		+	The aim in an '''Elimination''' match is to be the last player left alive at the end, since each player does not have an unlimited amount of respans. Once a player has died the set number of times, you are unable to respawn and participate further in the match. The amount of kills each player has is irrelevant, since the player with the most kills could still lose all their lives before the end of the match. If a time limit is set and the match ends before there is just one player left, the player(s) with the most lives left is/are declared the winner(s).

Drifting at 00:22, 30 August 2006

Drifting — Wed, 30 Aug 2006 00:22:22 GMT

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In '''Elimination''', players are given a set amount of lives. After those lives have been depleted, the player does not respawn. It continues this way until there's only one man standing.