Zones - Revision history

Xylaquin at 20:04, 5 July 2007

Xylaquin — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 20:04:02 GMT

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-	'''Zones''' ~~has been a mode~~ in ~~all three of the [[TimeSplitters]] games~~. It is by far the most complicated of the [[TimeSplitters]] [[Arcade Custom]] game modes. In each of the three, the game is placed on five lighted placements on a map. If a red team player runs over the lighted placement, the lighted placement turns red. If a blue team player runs over the lighted placement, the lighted placement turns blue. Until a team player runs over the lighted placement, the placement remains plain and does not count toward either team.	+	'''Zones''' appears in TS2 & FP. It is by far the most complicated of the [[TimeSplitters]] [[Arcade Custom]] game modes. In each of the three, the game is placed on five lighted placements on a map. If a red team player runs over the lighted placement, the lighted placement turns red. If a blue team player runs over the lighted placement, the lighted placement turns blue. Until a team player runs over the lighted placement, the placement remains plain and does not count toward either team.

	====Other Rules====		====Other Rules====
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	'''Zones''' is better played with a large or fast team of weak bots or friends then a small team of strong or slow bots or friends. Try laying explosives on the lighted placements to avoid the enemy team capturing them. It is also good to have a team member secure a lighted placement rather then the entire team charge from one placement to the next. Playing a game of '''Zones''' where you are the only player on your team is very difficult, but such a scenario is depicted in the [[Arcade League]]s of [[TimeSplitters: Future Perfect]]. In such a game and in regular game [[Powerups]] are greatly advised, preferably the Speed. When choosing a team of characters, pick those of small heights ([[Robofish]]) and of large agility ([[Monkey]]). Enemy team players have been known to ignore a player in a game of [[Zones]], and the player should follow suit. Unless an enemy is about to steal one of your lighted placements, do not stop to shoot them unless if you have a "one-hit kill weapon" ([[Heatseeker]]). For a frantic game of '''Zones''', play in a small arena. If you are just starting the [[TimeSplitters]] series, go with a large area. It is also good to travel alone, separate your team to spread out and get the other zones as fast as you can, the '''Zones''' are place far from each other most of the time, so the faster you get to it, the better. On route maps such as [[Training Ground]] or [[Spaceport]], it is possible to take all but one base and stand on the second before last base and stop opponents from coming past.		'''Zones''' is better played with a large or fast team of weak bots or friends then a small team of strong or slow bots or friends. Try laying explosives on the lighted placements to avoid the enemy team capturing them. It is also good to have a team member secure a lighted placement rather then the entire team charge from one placement to the next. Playing a game of '''Zones''' where you are the only player on your team is very difficult, but such a scenario is depicted in the [[Arcade League]]s of [[TimeSplitters: Future Perfect]]. In such a game and in regular game [[Powerups]] are greatly advised, preferably the Speed. When choosing a team of characters, pick those of small heights ([[Robofish]]) and of large agility ([[Monkey]]). Enemy team players have been known to ignore a player in a game of [[Zones]], and the player should follow suit. Unless an enemy is about to steal one of your lighted placements, do not stop to shoot them unless if you have a "one-hit kill weapon" ([[Heatseeker]]). For a frantic game of '''Zones''', play in a small arena. If you are just starting the [[TimeSplitters]] series, go with a large area. It is also good to travel alone, separate your team to spread out and get the other zones as fast as you can, the '''Zones''' are place far from each other most of the time, so the faster you get to it, the better. On route maps such as [[Training Ground]] or [[Spaceport]], it is possible to take all but one base and stand on the second before last base and stop opponents from coming past.
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ILHI: Added a tip

ILHI — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 17:47:09 GMT

Added a tip

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-	'''Zones''' is better played with a large or fast team of weak bots or friends then a small team of strong or slow bots or friends. Try laying explosives on the lighted placements to avoid the enemy team capturing them. It is also good to have a team member secure a lighted placement rather then the entire team charge from one placement to the next. Playing a game of '''Zones''' where you are the only player on your team is very difficult, but such a scenario is depicted in the [[Arcade League]]s of [[TimeSplitters: Future Perfect]]. In such a game and in regular game [[Powerups]] are greatly advised, preferably the Speed. When choosing a team of characters, pick those of small heights ([[Robofish]]) and of large agility ([[Monkey]]). Enemy team players have been known to ignore a player in a game of [[Zones]], and the player should follow suit. Unless an enemy is about to steal one of your lighted placements, do not stop to shoot them unless if you have a "one-hit kill weapon" ([[Heatseeker]]). For a frantic game of '''Zones''', play in a small arena. If you are just starting the [[TimeSplitters]] series, go with a large area. It is also good to travel alone, ~~seperate~~ your team to spread out and get the other zones as fast as you can, the '''Zones''' are place far from each other most of the time, so the faster you get to it, the better	+	'''Zones''' is better played with a large or fast team of weak bots or friends then a small team of strong or slow bots or friends. Try laying explosives on the lighted placements to avoid the enemy team capturing them. It is also good to have a team member secure a lighted placement rather then the entire team charge from one placement to the next. Playing a game of '''Zones''' where you are the only player on your team is very difficult, but such a scenario is depicted in the [[Arcade League]]s of [[TimeSplitters: Future Perfect]]. In such a game and in regular game [[Powerups]] are greatly advised, preferably the Speed. When choosing a team of characters, pick those of small heights ([[Robofish]]) and of large agility ([[Monkey]]). Enemy team players have been known to ignore a player in a game of [[Zones]], and the player should follow suit. Unless an enemy is about to steal one of your lighted placements, do not stop to shoot them unless if you have a "one-hit kill weapon" ([[Heatseeker]]). For a frantic game of '''Zones''', play in a small arena. If you are just starting the [[TimeSplitters]] series, go with a large area. It is also good to travel alone, separate your team to spread out and get the other zones as fast as you can, the '''Zones''' are place far from each other most of the time, so the faster you get to it, the better. On route maps such as [[Training Ground]] or [[Spaceport]], it is possible to take all but one base and stand on the second before last base and stop opponents from coming past.

Elite Yoshi: adding some tips

Elite Yoshi — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 00:19:39 GMT

adding some tips

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-	'''Zones''' is better played with a large or fast team of weak bots or friends then a small team of strong or slow bots or friends. Try laying explosives on the lighted placements to avoid the enemy team capturing them. It is also good to have a team member secure a lighted placement rather then the entire team charge from one placement to the next. Playing a game of '''Zones''' where you are the only player on your team is very difficult, but such a scenario is depicted in the [[Arcade League]]s of [[TimeSplitters: Future Perfect]]. In such a game and in regular game [[Powerups]] are greatly advised, preferably the Speed. When choosing a team of characters, pick those of small heights ([[Robofish]]) and of large agility ([[Monkey]]). Enemy team players have been known to ignore a player in a game of [[Zones]], and the player should follow suit. Unless an enemy is about to steal one of your lighted placements, do not stop to shoot them unless if you have a "one-hit kill weapon" ([[Heatseeker]]). For a frantic game of '''Zones''', play in a small arena. If you are just starting the [[TimeSplitters]] series, go with a large area.	+	'''Zones''' is better played with a large or fast team of weak bots or friends then a small team of strong or slow bots or friends. Try laying explosives on the lighted placements to avoid the enemy team capturing them. It is also good to have a team member secure a lighted placement rather then the entire team charge from one placement to the next. Playing a game of '''Zones''' where you are the only player on your team is very difficult, but such a scenario is depicted in the [[Arcade League]]s of [[TimeSplitters: Future Perfect]]. In such a game and in regular game [[Powerups]] are greatly advised, preferably the Speed. When choosing a team of characters, pick those of small heights ([[Robofish]]) and of large agility ([[Monkey]]). Enemy team players have been known to ignore a player in a game of [[Zones]], and the player should follow suit. Unless an enemy is about to steal one of your lighted placements, do not stop to shoot them unless if you have a "one-hit kill weapon" ([[Heatseeker]]). For a frantic game of '''Zones''', play in a small arena. If you are just starting the [[TimeSplitters]] series, go with a large area. It is also good to travel alone, seperate your team to spread out and get the other zones as fast as you can, the '''Zones''' are place far from each other most of the time, so the faster you get to it, the better

Drifting at 21:27, 18 February 2007

Drifting — Sun, 18 Feb 2007 21:27:02 GMT

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-	'''Zones''' has been a mode in all three of the [[TimeSplitters]] games. It is by far the most complicated of the [[TimeSplitters]] [[Arcade Custom]] game modes. In each of the three, the game is placed on five lighted placements on ~~an [[Arcade]]~~ map. If a red team player runs over the lighted placement, the lighted placement turns red. If a blue team player runs over the lighted placement, the lighted placement turns blue. Until a team player runs over the lighted placement, the placement remains plain and does not count toward either team.	+	'''Zones''' has been a mode in all three of the [[TimeSplitters]] games. It is by far the most complicated of the [[TimeSplitters]] [[Arcade Custom]] game modes. In each of the three, the game is placed on five lighted placements on a map. If a red team player runs over the lighted placement, the lighted placement turns red. If a blue team player runs over the lighted placement, the lighted placement turns blue. Until a team player runs over the lighted placement, the placement remains plain and does not count toward either team.

	====Other Rules====		====Other Rules====

Legato16 at 00:20, 11 October 2006

Legato16 — Wed, 11 Oct 2006 00:20:09 GMT

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-	'''Zones''' is better played with a large or fast team of weak bots or friends then a small team of strong or slow bots or friends. Try laying explosives on the lighted placements to avoid the enemy team capturing them. It is also good to have a team member secure a lighted placement rather then the entire team charge from one placement to the next. Playing a game of '''Zones''' where you are the only player on your team is very difficult, but such a scenario is depicted in [[TimeSplitters: Future Perfect]]. In such a game and in regular game [[Powerups]] are greatly advised, preferably the Speed. When choosing a team of characters, pick those of small heights ([[Robofish]]) and of large agility ([[Monkey]]). Enemy team players have been known to ignore a player in a game of [[Zones]], and the player should follow suit. Unless an enemy is about to steal one of your lighted placements, do not stop to shoot them unless if you have a "one-hit kill weapon" ([[Heatseeker]]). For a frantic game of '''Zones''', play in a small arena. If you are just starting the [[TimeSplitters]] series, go with a large area.	+	'''Zones''' is better played with a large or fast team of weak bots or friends then a small team of strong or slow bots or friends. Try laying explosives on the lighted placements to avoid the enemy team capturing them. It is also good to have a team member secure a lighted placement rather then the entire team charge from one placement to the next. Playing a game of '''Zones''' where you are the only player on your team is very difficult, but such a scenario is depicted in the [[Arcade League]]s of [[TimeSplitters: Future Perfect]]. In such a game and in regular game [[Powerups]] are greatly advised, preferably the Speed. When choosing a team of characters, pick those of small heights ([[Robofish]]) and of large agility ([[Monkey]]). Enemy team players have been known to ignore a player in a game of [[Zones]], and the player should follow suit. Unless an enemy is about to steal one of your lighted placements, do not stop to shoot them unless if you have a "one-hit kill weapon" ([[Heatseeker]]). For a frantic game of '''Zones''', play in a small arena. If you are just starting the [[TimeSplitters]] series, go with a large area.

Legato16 at 00:16, 11 October 2006

Legato16 — Wed, 11 Oct 2006 00:16:49 GMT

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-	Zones has been a mode in all three of the ~~Timesplitters~~ games. In ~~all~~ three, ~~opposing teams must try to get~~ the ~~zones their color~~. ~~A player must run over~~ a ~~zone to change its color to their~~ team~~'s. When a certain amount of time passes~~, ~~it will count~~ the ~~current zones and give points to the teams accordingly~~. ~~The~~ team ~~with~~ the ~~most points at the end of~~ the ~~match wins~~. ~~Interestingly enough~~, it does not count ~~the last zone points~~.	+	'''Zones''' has been a mode in all three of the [[TimeSplitters]] games. It is by far the most complicated of the [[TimeSplitters]] [[Arcade Custom]] game modes. In each of the three, the game is placed on five lighted placements on an [[Arcade]] map. If a red team player runs over the lighted placement, the lighted placement turns red. If a blue team player runs over the lighted placement, the lighted placement turns blue. Until a team player runs over the lighted placement, the placement remains plain and does not count toward either team.

-	Zones can ~~be placed~~ in ~~mapmaker maps~~.	+	====Other Rules====
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		+	After a time period that ranges near twenty seconds, the amount of lighted placements your team has is transferred into points, one point per placement. If a red team member runs over a blue lighted placement, the lighted placement turns red. If a red team member runs over a blue lighted placement before the twenty seconds end and a blue team member does not come to replace it, the point goes to the red team. This also applies vice versa.
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		+	====Symbols====
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		+	At the center of the top of the screen is a symbol that depicts three crucial diagrams for the game of '''Zones'''. The top shows how much time is left in this "round". The middle shows the position of the lighted placements. The bottom depicts the team who is winning and how large its advantage is over the losing team.
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		+	====Victory====
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		+	Before the game you select the number of points you must acquire before the game ends.
		+	If a team acquires that amount of points then that particular team wins. Or if a team does not acquire that many points before the selected time limit reaches its deadline, the team with the most points wins.
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		+	====Example====
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		+	Ex: Red Team has 3 placements. Blue Team has 1. 1 of the placements has not been assigned a team. After twenty seconds, Red Team has 3 points, Blue has 1. Blue then takes the unassigned placement and takes 2 of the 3 red placements. So, blue has 4 and red has 1. At the end of the second twenty seconds Red has 4 points and Blue has 5. As you can see, the winning edge can change quickly in a game of '''Zones'''.
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		+	====Tips====
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		+	'''Zones''' is better played with a large or fast team of weak bots or friends then a small team of strong or slow bots or friends. Try laying explosives on the lighted placements to avoid the enemy team capturing them. It is also good to have a team member secure a lighted placement rather then the entire team charge from one placement to the next. Playing a game of '''Zones''' where you are the only player on your team is very difficult, but such a scenario is depicted in [[TimeSplitters: Future Perfect]]. In such a game and in regular game [[Powerups]] are greatly advised, preferably the Speed. When choosing a team of characters, pick those of small heights ([[Robofish]]) and of large agility ([[Monkey]]). Enemy team players have been known to ignore a player in a game of [[Zones]], and the player should follow suit. Unless an enemy is about to steal one of your lighted placements, do not stop to shoot them unless if you have a "one-hit kill weapon" ([[Heatseeker]]). For a frantic game of '''Zones''', play in a small arena. If you are just starting the [[TimeSplitters]] series, go with a large area.

NightColossus at 16:04, 13 August 2006

NightColossus — Sun, 13 Aug 2006 16:04:18 GMT

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-	Zones is a ~~game where you and your team~~ must ~~take over~~ the zones ~~control it~~. ~~There is no time delay for taking~~ over a ~~base, just walk over it and~~ its ~~your~~. ~~There is only~~ a ~~red~~ and ~~blue team~~. The ~~point of this game is to get~~ the most points~~. Points will be determine by~~ the ~~amount~~ of ~~bases you control over a period of time~~. ~~This mode works for alot of [[Maps]]~~. ~~It also features~~ in ~~all the TS games~~.	+	Zones has been a mode in all three of the Timesplitters games. In all three, opposing teams must try to get the zones their color. A player must run over a zone to change its color to their team's. When a certain amount of time passes, it will count the current zones and give points to the teams accordingly. The team with the most points at the end of the match wins. Interestingly enough, it does not count the last zone points.
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		+	Zones can be placed in mapmaker maps.

Elite Yoshi: Zones

Elite Yoshi — Fri, 04 Aug 2006 15:35:59 GMT

Zones

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Zones is a game where you and your team must take over the zones control it. There is no time delay for taking over a base, just walk over it and its your. There is only a red and blue team. The point of this game is to get the most points. Points will be determine by the amount of bases you control over a period of time. This mode works for alot of [[Maps]]. It also features in all the TS games.