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''"With your first worm shoot your second worm from a red area to the corresponding hole, then once you managed you can go to the next hole. First player who finished all holes wins."'' | ''"With your first worm shoot your second worm from a red area to the corresponding hole, then once you managed you can go to the next hole. First player who finished all holes wins."'' | ||
Revision as of 23:52, 27 November 2023
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| Baseball Race: |
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| Specially-designed map (example) |
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| Two per player |
Not to be confused with the very old Crate Race-like scheme known as Baseball Bat RR.
Baseball Race is essencially a Golf gameplay scheme (so it's a variant of the original, being a racing-like scheme), but with two worms (one is the ball) and Baseball Bat instead of grenades. The scheme was designed thinking on the use of Angle cheat glitch. The original map has 18 holes and some of them are very difficult to complete, requiring precise aiming and positioning worms at ideal spots on the marked line.
Rules
Transcribed from the original map:
"With your first worm shoot your second worm from a red area to the corresponding hole, then once you managed you can go to the next hole. First player who finished all holes wins."
History
It was created by xDNCxGhost64x, released on 10th February 2009 on WMDB.
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