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'''Zook Training''' is the scheme version of the bazooka trainings. The map has several targets that need to be exploded by the players. | '''Zook Training''' is the scheme version of the bazooka trainings. The map has several targets that need to be exploded by the players. | ||
| − | ('Zook' means Bazooka in worms terminology) | + | ('Zook' means Bazooka in worms [[terminology]]) |
== Rules == | == Rules == | ||
Revision as of 19:04, 8 December 2013
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W:A replay: An example of a Zook Training game with Random00 and Casso; taken from Worm Olympics |
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Zook Training is the scheme version of the bazooka trainings. The map has several targets that need to be exploded by the players.
('Zook' means Bazooka in worms terminology)
Rules
- Start in the middle
- Each player must zook only all the targets of one side (left or right)
- Use Low Gravity if you want to
- You don't need to re-aim (because wind changes all the time)
- If you zook the other worm, or a target on the opposite side, you lose
- When Sudden Death comes, the player who destroyed more targets wins; if you are on a draw, keep playing till someone gets the advantage.
- Always remember that the one who started later has one more turn.
Author: Felo
