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'''Trick Race''' is a variation of [[Rope Race]], but with steps to be done. These steps are [[Rope tricks]] that need to be done when appear the name of the trick on some part of the map. There are coloured lines that indicate where the rope must be attached to start and end the trick. If the rope is not attached on the lines, the trick will not be considered valid. The winner will be the first player that do all the tricks and arrive at the finish of the race. | '''Trick Race''' is a variation of [[Rope Race]], but with steps to be done. These steps are [[Rope tricks]] that need to be done when appear the name of the trick on some part of the map. There are coloured lines that indicate where the rope must be attached to start and end the trick. If the rope is not attached on the lines, the trick will not be considered valid. The winner will be the first player that do all the tricks and arrive at the finish of the race. | ||
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| + | According to [[People/Fluffy|Fluffy]] (an important Trick-Race-related player and the first to do map-replays to people know how to perform correctly the tricks), Trick Race maps existed before the year 2000 with small sizes and they weren't very famous. One of those early maps (pre-2000) was created by [[People/Stratovarius|Stratovarius]]. | ||
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| + | {{Todo|Discover and add more information about the pre-2000 Trick Race maps and its authors.}} | ||
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W:A replay: A demonstration of how to play Trick Race. With Fluffy |
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Trick Race is a variation of Rope Race, but with steps to be done. These steps are Rope tricks that need to be done when appear the name of the trick on some part of the map. There are coloured lines that indicate where the rope must be attached to start and end the trick. If the rope is not attached on the lines, the trick will not be considered valid. The winner will be the first player that do all the tricks and arrive at the finish of the race.
History
According to Fluffy (an important Trick-Race-related player and the first to do map-replays to people know how to perform correctly the tricks), Trick Race maps existed before the year 2000 with small sizes and they weren't very famous. One of those early maps (pre-2000) was created by Stratovarius.
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