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| − | '''Boot Camp''' is the official version of the [[Mann vs. Machine | + | '''Boot Camp''' is the official version of the [[Mann vs. Machine|Mann vs. Machine game mode]] that is functionally identical to [[Mann Up]] besides not allowing players to receive [[Items|items]] upon finishing a [[Mann vs. Machine mission|mission]]. Any player is free to play Boot Camp without the need of a [[Tour of Duty Ticket]]. Unlike Mann Up, players can host their own Boot Camp [[servers]] to play with other players at the expense of not receiving items for completing missions. |
Due to the [[Item drop system|item drop]] restrictions placed on Boot Camp, it is not possible to receive Mann vs. Machine-exclusive rewards such as [[Botkiller weapons]] and [[Australium weapons]]. In order to acquire these, one must complete a [[Tour of Duty]] in Mann Up. | Due to the [[Item drop system|item drop]] restrictions placed on Boot Camp, it is not possible to receive Mann vs. Machine-exclusive rewards such as [[Botkiller weapons]] and [[Australium weapons]]. In order to acquire these, one must complete a [[Tour of Duty]] in Mann Up. | ||
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== Community servers == | == Community servers == | ||
| − | + | In addition to Boot Camp on [[Valve]] servers, many community servers host Boot Camp as well. While playing on a community server, it is possible to come across modifications to Mann vs. Machine, such as infinite [[credits]], the ability to join the robot team built by [[Non-player_characters#Gray_Mann|Gray Mann]], [[RTD]], and much more, as this is commonplace on many community Mann vs. Machine servers for the benefit of the player, such as ease of access to [[Upgrade Station|upgrades]]. | |
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| + | Community servers may also host completely new maps and missions outside of those officially available on Boot Camp and Mann Up, with varying degrees of difficulty. Certain community-created missions may also introduce custom robots types not normally seen on the official missions, such as [[Vaccinator#Unused content|Vaccinator Medics]], as well custom upgrades for the players. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
| − | *[[Mann vs. Machine (update)]] | + | * [[Mann vs. Machine (update)]] |
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[[Category:Game modes]] | [[Category:Game modes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:07, 9 August 2024
Boot Camp is the official version of the Mann vs. Machine game mode that is functionally identical to Mann Up besides not allowing players to receive items upon finishing a mission. Any player is free to play Boot Camp without the need of a Tour of Duty Ticket. Unlike Mann Up, players can host their own Boot Camp servers to play with other players at the expense of not receiving items for completing missions.
Due to the item drop restrictions placed on Boot Camp, it is not possible to receive Mann vs. Machine-exclusive rewards such as Botkiller weapons and Australium weapons. In order to acquire these, one must complete a Tour of Duty in Mann Up.
It is recommended that players who are new to Mann vs. Machine play Boot Camp before heading into Mann Up to avoid making common mistakes.
There are currently 5 difficulties available in Boot Camp: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert, and Nightmare.
Community servers
In addition to Boot Camp on Valve servers, many community servers host Boot Camp as well. While playing on a community server, it is possible to come across modifications to Mann vs. Machine, such as infinite credits, the ability to join the robot team built by Gray Mann, RTD, and much more, as this is commonplace on many community Mann vs. Machine servers for the benefit of the player, such as ease of access to upgrades.
Community servers may also host completely new maps and missions outside of those officially available on Boot Camp and Mann Up, with varying degrees of difficulty. Certain community-created missions may also introduce custom robots types not normally seen on the official missions, such as Vaccinator Medics, as well custom upgrades for the players.
See also
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