Kaos Shopper
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| Game setup |
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| Scheme |
| Kaos Shopper: |
| Map |
| Random Shopper maps. The bigger, the better! Recommended maps: [1], [2], [3], [4], and [5]. Examples at the WMDB |
| Worms |
| 1v1 - 8 worms each player 2v2 - 4 worms each player |
Kaos Shopper is a RubberWorm Shopper scheme that explores the "/sdet" command (Shot Doesn't End Turn). It's basically Shopper with Kaos elements. The scheme must be played bo3. Collected weapons will stay in inventory through the rounds. The command "/ldet" (Loss of Control Doesn't End Turn) is off.
Contents
Rules
- AFR - Attack From Rope
- KTC - Kill The Cow
- 3 CBA - Every turn there will be 5 crates to pick. Every player must collect MINIMUM 3 CRATES before attacking an opponent!
Note: the rules were mainly designed for competitive play, so casual/"funner" free for all games can be played with the rules open for interpretation to either the host or the players' mutual agreement.
Tactics
- Drop multiple Cluster Bombs at worms in tight tunnels.
- If worms are in a hole, drop one or two Petrol Bombs first, and then drop explosives.
- Use Petrol Bomb to block worms in tunnels.
- Drop multiple Cluster Bombs to create a rain of explosions on an area with enemy worms.
- Concentrate the grenades to explode all at once.
- Use Low Gravity to plop worms on maps that the ceiling has openings (not fully closed).
- Try to pile as many enemy worms as possible before attacking.
History
The scheme was created and released by Sensei on The Ultimate Site on 12th January 2016.
Updates
8th February 2016
- HP changed to 222.
- Longbow removed (due to possibility of blocking opponent's worms).
5th April 2016
13th September 2017
- Delay of Select Worm changed from 255 to 0.
Competitive events
Cups
There was a public cup in 2016 and a private cup in 2017.
Similar ideas
A detailed history of SDET Shopper schemes can be found at this same section of Triple Shopper article.
Similar names
Echiko's Kaos Shopper
Despite the name, Echiko's upload is a variation of Supermarket Shopper and not Kaos Shopper. However, the scheme is still very similar with Kaos Shopper.
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