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| + | == Criticisms, Problems and Weaknesses == | ||
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| + | * Invisibility cannot be used in local games, for obvious reasons. | ||
| + | * Extracted from the [[Worms Armageddon ReadMe (English)|ReadMe]]: "''The camera follows an opponent's active worm and cursor even if they are Invisible. This gives an advantage to players who are running W:A at a low resolution, since this narrows down the opponent's location''". | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:15, 27 July 2020
(Up to Weapons)
 Invisibility
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| Type: | Utility |
| Keyboard selection: | Util. (x5) |
| Standard effects: | A player's worm's become invisible to other players |
| Present in: | W:A, WWP |
Invisibility is an utility that a player can use to make the entire team invisible to non-local players. Thus, it can only be used in network games.
The effect ends when any worm from the team uses a damaging weapon. Thus, the only weapons and utilities that do not end invisibility are:
Criticisms, Problems and Weaknesses
- Invisibility cannot be used in local games, for obvious reasons.
- Extracted from the ReadMe: "The camera follows an opponent's active worm and cursor even if they are Invisible. This gives an advantage to players who are running W:A at a low resolution, since this narrows down the opponent's location".
