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{{Game setup|file=ClockWorm_Orange.wsc|scheme=Clockworm Orange|map=Any|worms=Any, though works best with teams of 4}} | {{Game setup|file=ClockWorm_Orange.wsc|scheme=Clockworm Orange|map=Any|worms=Any, though works best with teams of 4}} | ||
| − | '''Clockworm Orange''' is a scheme | + | '''Clockworm Orange''' is a scheme in which each team starts off with nothing but a [[Handgun]], with progressively more powerful weapons being made available as each turn passes. Each weapon that unlocks has infinite ammo, with the exception of most of the special team weapons, which are limited to one (or three for [[Mad Cows]]). |
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| + | == Description == | ||
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| + | Weapons unlock in the following order: | ||
# [[Handgun]] | # [[Handgun]] | ||
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# [[Homing Pigeon]]<sup>x1</sup>, [[Sheep Launcher]]<sup>x1</sup>, [[Super Sheep]]<sup>x1</sup>, [[Holy Hand Grenade]]<sup>x1</sup>, [[Mad Cow]]<sup>x3</sup> | # [[Homing Pigeon]]<sup>x1</sup>, [[Sheep Launcher]]<sup>x1</sup>, [[Super Sheep]]<sup>x1</sup>, [[Holy Hand Grenade]]<sup>x1</sup>, [[Mad Cow]]<sup>x3</sup> | ||
| + | There are '''no rules'''. | ||
== Strategies == | == Strategies == | ||
* Clockworm Orange is something of a long game, with patience being the order of the day. | * Clockworm Orange is something of a long game, with patience being the order of the day. | ||
* You may be tempted to use your Super Weapons as soon as they become available, but remember they are in limited supply and you will not receive any more of them. They are best used for large groups of worms. | * You may be tempted to use your Super Weapons as soon as they become available, but remember they are in limited supply and you will not receive any more of them. They are best used for large groups of worms. | ||
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== History == | == History == | ||
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| − | + | The concept behind this scheme was originally created by [[Team17]] and the original version included in the console versions of ''[[Worms Armageddon]]'' and ''[[Worms World Party]]''. It was 'ported' to the PC version of ''Worms Armageddon'' in 2004 by [[user:Squirminator2k|Squirminator2k]], using the [https://web.archive.org/web/20080428013015/http://www.yoda.arachsys.com/worms/wa/psxschemes.cgi?clockwormorange=y PSone scheme information] provided by [[The Page of Light]]. In doing so, some modifications were made: | |
* The original console version of the scheme does not feature the [[Petrol Bomb]] or the [[Napalm Strike]] as fire weapons are not present in console ports of the game. The [[Longbow]] is similarly missing from console versions. These weapons have been added into the scheme, appearing at turns where they are appropriately placed alongside similar weapons. | * The original console version of the scheme does not feature the [[Petrol Bomb]] or the [[Napalm Strike]] as fire weapons are not present in console ports of the game. The [[Longbow]] is similarly missing from console versions. These weapons have been added into the scheme, appearing at turns where they are appropriately placed alongside similar weapons. | ||
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* On console versions only one [[Mad Cow]] is provided. The ammo was upped to three to better make use of the weapon. | * On console versions only one [[Mad Cow]] is provided. The ammo was upped to three to better make use of the weapon. | ||
* Note that the Page of Light lists the Aqua Sheep in place of the [[Super Sheep]], however this is not the case on the PSone version of the scheme itself and thus the Aqua Sheep option is not enabled. | * Note that the Page of Light lists the Aqua Sheep in place of the [[Super Sheep]], however this is not the case on the PSone version of the scheme itself and thus the Aqua Sheep option is not enabled. | ||
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| + | The scheme is not known to have featured in competitive play and is not supported by [[HostingBuddy]]. | ||
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| + | [[References to other media]]: the name of the scheme is probably a reference to ''A Clockwork Orange'', either the [[w:A_Clockwork_Orange_(novel)|novel]] or the [[w:A_Clockwork_Orange_(film)|film]]. | ||
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| + | === Similar ideas === | ||
| + | ==== After this scheme ==== | ||
| + | Regarding the characteristic of this scheme of progressively unlocking several delayed weapons as the turns pass (starting with almost nothing, or weak weapons), there are two schemes that share this concept: | ||
| + | [[Rowy]] and [[Power Prodder]]. | ||
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| + | {{todo|add image|add replay|expand description/strategy}} | ||
Latest revision as of 01:00, 15 February 2023
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Clockworm Orange is a scheme in which each team starts off with nothing but a Handgun, with progressively more powerful weapons being made available as each turn passes. Each weapon that unlocks has infinite ammo, with the exception of most of the special team weapons, which are limited to one (or three for Mad Cows).
Description
Weapons unlock in the following order:
- Handgun
- Uzi, Teleport, Bungee
- Fire Punch, Dragonball, Kamikaze, Prod, Parachute
- Petrol Bomb, Battle Axe, Mole Bomb, Blow Torch, Pneumatic Drill, Girder, Ninja Rope
- Mortar, Shotgun, Longbow, Mine, Baseball Bat, Skunkx1
- Homing Missile, Grenade, Cluster Bomb
- Bazooka, Old Womanx1
- Minigun, Sheep, Dynamite
- Air Strike, Napalm Strike
- Homing Pigeonx1, Sheep Launcherx1, Super Sheepx1, Holy Hand Grenadex1, Mad Cowx3
There are no rules.
Strategies
- Clockworm Orange is something of a long game, with patience being the order of the day.
- You may be tempted to use your Super Weapons as soon as they become available, but remember they are in limited supply and you will not receive any more of them. They are best used for large groups of worms.
History
The concept behind this scheme was originally created by Team17 and the original version included in the console versions of Worms Armageddon and Worms World Party. It was 'ported' to the PC version of Worms Armageddon in 2004 by Squirminator2k, using the PSone scheme information provided by The Page of Light. In doing so, some modifications were made:
- The original console version of the scheme does not feature the Petrol Bomb or the Napalm Strike as fire weapons are not present in console ports of the game. The Longbow is similarly missing from console versions. These weapons have been added into the scheme, appearing at turns where they are appropriately placed alongside similar weapons.
- The Prod was not present in the original scheme, and has been included alongside other melee attacks here.
- On console versions only one Mad Cow is provided. The ammo was upped to three to better make use of the weapon.
- Note that the Page of Light lists the Aqua Sheep in place of the Super Sheep, however this is not the case on the PSone version of the scheme itself and thus the Aqua Sheep option is not enabled.
The scheme is not known to have featured in competitive play and is not supported by HostingBuddy.
References to other media: the name of the scheme is probably a reference to A Clockwork Orange, either the novel or the film.
Similar ideas
After this scheme
Regarding the characteristic of this scheme of progressively unlocking several delayed weapons as the turns pass (starting with almost nothing, or weak weapons), there are two schemes that share this concept: Rowy and Power Prodder.
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