Difference between revisions of "Mine Madness"
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{{Game setup|file=Mine Madness.wsc|scheme=Mine Madness|map=Specially designed map|mappic=Map_specks2.svg|wmdb=bna|worms=8 per team. If 1vs1, 3 teams per player}} | {{Game setup|file=Mine Madness.wsc|scheme=Mine Madness|map=Specially designed map|mappic=Map_specks2.svg|wmdb=bna|worms=8 per team. If 1vs1, 3 teams per player}} |
Revision as of 23:00, 27 May 2011
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W:A replay: An example of a Mine Madness match: Shadow Vs DVD; taken from Worm Olympics | |
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Specially designed map Examples at the WMDB |
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8 per team. If 1vs1, 3 teams per player |
Similar to BnA, Mine Madness or MM uses special maps which consist solely of a random arrangement of specks or small objects and the scheme has lots of instant mines. The difference between the 2 schemes basically is that Mine Madness has more weapons: Infinite 5-powered-Rope, Jet Pack, Bungee, Teleport, Shotgun, Revolver, Kamikaze and a single Minigun.
This scheme is often played in competitions with best of 3 (bo3), meaning 3 matches (not 3 victories).