Avicord Redux by MetaBeta on October 20, 2001

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Capture the Flag Other Clear Bots Client Side Custom Textures Custom Shapes

Bot Support!

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Welcome back to the plains of Avicord. This was once a planet much like Ymir; cold and inhabitable. But recently the planet has been undergoing a dramatic change. Polar ice caps are melting away, leaving a lush landscape. But the crust of the planet is starting to melt, caused by unseen forces withing the planet. Lava can be seen starting to seep through cracks in the land.

We started to abondon our only establishment there, but quickly ran into trouble.

The enemy has been spotted in a relatively close proximity to our Evac. team, and are planning to launch an attack on our undefended outpost. You must stop them at all costs commander. Good Luck
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New Terrain.
New Shapes, and textures.
Bots are primarily offensive, and only defend the flag.
Over 1,000 trees, plants, and shrubs.
Vehicle Centric.

Please leave comments, suggestions, and bug reports!

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by MetaBeta on October 22, 2001 · Rating:
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When packing this mission into .vl2 form, I made a mistake. I forgot to include the new sky, and biuldings. I will update this as soon as possible, but untill then, you will have to download the Dynamix Map Pack along with this one for it to work. I should be able to submit the updated files the weekend of Friday the 26th. Untill then, the Dynamix Map Pack can be downloaded at: http://www.tribes2maps.com/cgi-bin/map_detail.cgi?id=1000

by Riatha on October 23, 2001 · Rating:
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It's generally a good idea to tweak your texture settings to max when taking screenshots for submission. This may not be an option on slower machines, but it helps to make your map appear nicer.

by MetaBeta on October 23, 2001 · Rating:
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I run all my settings on max, I have a 1.3 GHz maching with lots of ram, and great graphics card....etc.... But the reason those picture don't look so nice is because of the conversion I had to run on them to upload them into tribes2maps.com