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'''''Armagetron Advanced''''' is a 3D online multiplayer game modeled after the light cycle sequences from the film Tron (film). | '''''Armagetron Advanced''''' is a 3D online multiplayer game modeled after the light cycle sequences from the film Tron (film). | ||
Armagetron Advanced is licensed under version 2 of the GNU GPL. | Armagetron Advanced is licensed under version 2 of the GNU GPL. | ||
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* You get points for core dumping an opponent (make him hit your trail). | * You get points for core dumping an opponent (make him hit your trail). | ||
* Your cycle will accelerate if you drive closer to the trails. | * Your cycle will accelerate if you drive closer to the trails. | ||
| − | * A player wins the match when he surpasses a set score limit, the maximum number of rounds is surpassed, or a time limit is reached. | + | * A player wins the match when he surpasses a set score limit, the maximum number of rounds is surpassed, or has the most points when a set time limit is reached. |
=== Game Modes === | === Game Modes === | ||
Several game modes exist: | Several game modes exist: | ||
| − | * Death Match: You versus everyone else. | + | * Death Match, or Free-for-all: You versus everyone else. |
* Team Death Match: Cooperate with your teammates to win the match. | * Team Death Match: Cooperate with your teammates to win the match. | ||
* Fortress: Capture the enemy base. This game may be played with teams or death match style. | * Fortress: Capture the enemy base. This game may be played with teams or death match style. | ||
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* Race: Race to the win zone at the end of the map. | * Race: Race to the win zone at the end of the map. | ||
* Low/High Rubber: | * Low/High Rubber: | ||
| − | ** Low: Try to destroy other cycles in your traps. You can face the wall for a little bit. You don't have much rubber. You have on average | + | ** Low: Try to destroy other cycles in your traps. You can face the wall for a little bit. You don't have much rubber. You have on average 1-3 rubber. |
| − | ** High: Try to destroy other cycles in your traps. You can face the wall for a longer time. You have on average | + | ** High: Try to destroy other cycles in your traps. You can face the wall for a longer time. You have on average 15 rubber. |
== A Short History == | == A Short History == | ||
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== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
* [http://armagetronad.net Official Website] | * [http://armagetronad.net Official Website] | ||
| − | * [http:// | + | * [http://forums3.armagetronad.net Community Forums] |
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Latest revision as of 01:24, 23 August 2021
Source: Wikipedia article, which is apparently nominated for deletion.
Armagetron Advanced is a 3D online multiplayer game modeled after the light cycle sequences from the film Tron (film). Armagetron Advanced is licensed under version 2 of the GNU GPL.
Playing the Game
Game Types
One may play:
- Local Game: Play against the AI bots or split-screen against an opponent (see below)
- Internet Game: Play versus people from all over the globe.
- LAN Game: Play against people on the Local Area Network.
The game also allows split-screen play — more than one human-player on a computer. There can be up to four players on split screen mode.
Game Settings
Armagetron Advanced is a very configurable game, however you will find these settings to be most common:
- You get points for core dumping an opponent (make him hit your trail).
- Your cycle will accelerate if you drive closer to the trails.
- A player wins the match when he surpasses a set score limit, the maximum number of rounds is surpassed, or has the most points when a set time limit is reached.
Game Modes
Several game modes exist:
- Death Match, or Free-for-all: You versus everyone else.
- Team Death Match: Cooperate with your teammates to win the match.
- Fortress: Capture the enemy base. This game may be played with teams or death match style.
- Pig Sty: A team death match where you try to shoot the other team's players with death zones.
- Sumo: Stay in a zone while trying to force your opponent out.
- Capture the Flag: Capture the opponents' flag and try to bring it back to your own zone.
- Race: Race to the win zone at the end of the map.
- Low/High Rubber:
- Low: Try to destroy other cycles in your traps. You can face the wall for a little bit. You don't have much rubber. You have on average 1-3 rubber.
- High: Try to destroy other cycles in your traps. You can face the wall for a longer time. You have on average 15 rubber.
A Short History
- 2000: Walls, a prototype for Armagetron is released for GNU/Linux and Microsoft Windows.
- 2001-2003: Armagetron is released and actively developed.
- 2003: A Mac OS X port created by Ben Hines is released.
- 2003: The author, Z-man, halts development and breaks communication channels. The Master Server Browser, used to connect to internet games, continues to run.
- 2004: A group of developers Fork Armagetron and create Armagetron Advanced.
- 2005: Z-man returns, and joins the Armagetron Advanced development team. He declares it to be the official successor to Armagetron. [1]
- Present Day: Development continues.
