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| + | '''CTF''' is similar to the [[Fort]] scheme, in that the two teams begin on opposite sides of a symmetrical map. However, the map features one or more small "flags" for each fort, and players are allowed to invade the enemy fort. A win can be obtained by either destroying the flags on the opposing team's fort, or simply killing all their worms. | ||
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W:A replay: An example of a CTF game with NickyNick and Albino; taken from Worm Olympics |
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CTF is similar to the Fort scheme, in that the two teams begin on opposite sides of a symmetrical map. However, the map features one or more small "flags" for each fort, and players are allowed to invade the enemy fort. A win can be obtained by either destroying the flags on the opposing team's fort, or simply killing all their worms.
