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The scheme was created by [[User:SIBASA|SIBASA]], who [https://www.tus-wa.com/schemes/scheme-4136/ released] it on [[TUS]] on 10th October 2021. The [https://www.tus-wa.com/maps/map-18915/ original map] was released on the following day. | The scheme was created by [[User:SIBASA|SIBASA]], who [https://www.tus-wa.com/schemes/scheme-4136/ released] it on [[TUS]] on 10th October 2021. The [https://www.tus-wa.com/maps/map-18915/ original map] was released on the following day. | ||
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W:A replay: Knockers game with FoxHound and Triad |
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Knockers is a roping ESO scheme similar to Darts that consists on swinging with the Ninja Rope on one side wall to hit and knock target enemy worms on the other side wall to score points. The scheme has "Anti Sink" feature.
Rules and gameplay details
Gameplay demonstration.
- Each team places their worm on one side of the map (it contains 2 mirrored walls with ledges separated by water).
- Use the Ninja Rope to bounce off your wall and knock down the enemy worm.
- You cannot attach the rope on the roof and on the enemy wall.
- After you have been knocked, you must change your position. You have a Jet Pack to change positions on your wall. Alternatively, you can use Low Gravity and a Pneumatic Drill.
- The first player to complete the required number of enemy worm knocks wins this game.
- The number of knocks required to win is agreed between the players prior to the game.
- The number of knocked worms is tracked using chat messages.
- In the case of, due to turn order, the winner having advantage of an extra turn, the other player that is one point behind is allowed to perform one more move, and if he equalizes the game, the game continues until the winner is determined.
History
The scheme was created by SIBASA, who released it on TUS on 10th October 2021. The original map was released on the following day.
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