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[[Category:Maps|dissect]]
[[Category:NeVeck]]
[[Category:Map_Fortress|dissect]]

'''Dissect''' - [https://www.megateamfortress.com/files/maps/dissect.zip Download this map!]

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! Image !! Map Info !! Player Synopsis/Review
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* dissect.bsp: Dissect
* Author: [[:Category:NeVeck|NeVeck [M]]]
* Created: 08/09/1999
* Size: 1MB
* Info: CTF (OvD), 2 Teams
* Map Size: Large 12-20 players

A big and slightly confusing map.
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'''Player Synopsis:''' Purpose of the game: take your flag and consistently drag it to a number of touchdowns, located on the enemy base. The speed of the flagship he does not slow down, but comes back immediately after his death. Moreover, it is possible to take the c flag from the pedestal, only after eight seconds, after one of its touched.
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'''Player Review:''' Architecture reminds me of 32seq (interbase prostranostvo) and classical dm-th maps from the single player Quake (the inside of the bases). But I got the impression that the author with her slightly outsmarted. With a large number of players (on which the map was clearly calculated), dragging, instantly returning, the flag somewhere will be extremely problematic. Rather, it's not necessary to play it with small teams, then at least some space for their action will be ... Of course, if they still figure out how and where to put flags on this map :).
In general: coolly conceived, neatly done ... but does not inspire much :).
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'''From the author:'''

- This map is designed for the Team Fortress quakeC mod -
8-9-99
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Title : Dissect

Filename : dissect.bsp

Author : NeVeck[M]

E-mail : alpers@cei.net

Description : Team Fortress Quake Map

Credits : lanfear[M] for help with scoring design and testing
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*Gameplay*
There are 6 points in the enemy base to cap on. Your flag is at the lava
in your base. You first cap CP1 then CP2 and so on, untill CP6 which loops
back to CP1. The CP order is: Lava CP1, Bridge CP2, Water CP3, Circles CP4,
Rook CP5, Attic CP6. In each respawn is a rune, it will tell you which
points (both yours and enemys) are active. There is a 10 second delay in
getting the flag at the start of the match, and after each cap. You must go
touch the flag to start the timer. Dropitems is enabled with an 8 second
return on the flag when it is dropped.

(c)copyright 1999
NO MODIFICATIONS ARE TO BE MADE TO THIS MAP OR ENTITES WITHOUT PERMISSION.
YOU MAY NOT USE THIS MAP FOR COMMERICAL PROJECTS WITHOUT PERMISSION.

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 '''Dissect''' - [https://www.megateamfortress.com/files/maps/dissect.zip Download this map!]
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 * Created: 08/09/1999
 * Size: 1MB
-* Info: CTF (OvD), 2 Teams
+* Info: [[:Category:Map_Objective|CTF w/ rotating capture zones]], 2 Teams
 * Map Size: Large 12-20 players
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 '''Player Synopsis:'''  Purpose of the game: take your flag and consistently drag it to a number of touchdowns, located on the enemy base. The speed of the flagship he does not slow down, but comes back immediately after his death. Moreover, it is possible to take the c flag from the pedestal, only after eight seconds, after one of its touched.
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+<br /><br />
 '''Player Review:''' Architecture reminds me of 32seq (interbase prostranostvo) and classical dm-th maps from the single player Quake (the inside of the bases). But I got the impression that the author with her slightly outsmarted. With a large number of players (on which the map was clearly calculated), dragging, instantly returning, the flag somewhere will be extremely problematic. Rather, it's not necessary to play it with small teams, then at least some space for their action will be ... Of course, if they still figure out how and where to put flags on this map :).
 In general: coolly conceived, neatly done ... but does not inspire much :).

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 - This map is designed for the Team Fortress quakeC mod -
 -9-99
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