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W:A replay: An example of a Roper game with Random00 and MonkeyIsland; taken from Worm Olympics |
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| Roper: |
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| Twin island map with a full border and water set to 'waterdrop' level. Usually artificial, but can be randomly generated. Examples at the WMDB |
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| One worm per player. |
Roper presents very short turn times, infinite bazookas, grenades and mines, health crate falling every turn and usually 1 worm per player. The water level is set in a way that weapons can drown but worms can't.
Rules: AFR, CBA, KTL, use bazooka in your first turn, WBA in Sudden Death when no crate is available.
