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   | game-type                 = King of the Hill
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   | map-status                = community
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   | file-name                 = koth_suijin
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  | map-game-type             = King of the Hill
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   | map-file-name             = koth_suijin
 
   | map-image                = Suijin main.jpg
 
   | map-image                = Suijin main.jpg
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   | developer                = {{Steamid|76561198008861029|Freyja}}<br/>{{Steamid|76561198000713080|Kep "E-Arkham" Pump}}<br/>{{Steamid|76561197992729564|Kevin "Ravidge" Brook}}<br/>{{Steamid|76561197999878878|Maxime "Fubar" Duplis}}
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   | map-released              = {{Patch name|7|2|2015}}
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   | release-date              = December 18, 2013
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   | map-released-major        = Gun Mettle Update
 
   | map-environment          = Japanese cliffside
 
   | map-environment          = Japanese cliffside
 
   | map-setting              = Daylight, sunny
 
   | map-setting              = Daylight, sunny
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   | map-deep-water           = No
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   | map-stamp-link            = https://steamcommunity.com/stats/TF2/leaderboards/893625
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   | map-hazards              = [[Environmental_death#Pitfalls|Pitfall]]
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  | map-has-deep-water       = no
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   | map-health-pickups-small  = 2
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   | map-hazards              = [[Environmental death#Pitfalls|Pitfall]]
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   | map-health-pickups-medium = 5
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   | map-pickups-health-small  = 2
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   | map-ammo-pickups-small    = 4
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   | map-pickups-health-medium = 5
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   | map-ammo-pickups-medium  = 7
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   | map-pickups-ammo-small    = 4
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   | map-ammo-pickups-large    = 1
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   | map-pickups-ammo-medium  = 7
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   | map-pickups-ammo-large    = 1
 
}}
 
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'''Suijin''' is a [[King of the Hill]] [[Steam Workshop|community-created]] map set on a Japanese cliffside shinto shrine to Suijin, the god of water in Japanese mythology.
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'''Suijin''' is a [[Steam Workshop|community-created]] [[King of the Hill]] map released with the [[Gun Mettle Update]]. It is set on the site of a [[w:Shinto shrine|Shinto shrine]], built atop a Japanese cliffside with cascading waterfalls and [[w:Cherry blossom|sakura trees]] in full bloom.
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The map focuses heavily on rooftop combat and clipping is very lenient, because of this, areas such as the islands off the cliff are accessible with enough momentum.
 
  
 
Suijin was the first map made with the [[Japan Content Pack]].
 
Suijin was the first map made with the [[Japan Content Pack]].
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The map was initially created as an [[Arena]] map. Later this King of the Hill version was created.
 
  
 
{{campaign pass map commission|Gun Mettle}}
 
{{campaign pass map commission|Gun Mettle}}
  
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[[Image:Suijin Overview 1.png|thumb|top|Overview of Suijin (with interiors).]]
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[[File:Suijin Overview 1.png|thumb|top|Overview of Suijin (with interiors).]]
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[[Image:Suijin Overview 2.png|thumb|top|Overview of Suijin (with exteriors).]]
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[[File:Suijin Overview 2.png|thumb|top|Overview of Suijin (with exteriors).]]
  
 
Suijin was [https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=454188876 contributed] to the Steam Workshop.
 
Suijin was [https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=454188876 contributed] to the Steam Workshop.
  
 
== Locations ==
 
== Locations ==
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'''Note''': If your having trouble with finding the locations listed here, you can scroll down to the ''[[#Helpful overview|Helpful overview]]'' to see there exact position marked on the map.
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{{HelpfulOverviewNote}}
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* '''Temple Tower''': At the center of the map is a large tower that houses the control point inside. The tower is open on three ends on ground level, and has a second level that can only be accessed via the rooftops. Two [[w:Byōbu|Byōbus]] are aligned along the control point as cover from the doors.
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* '''Temple Tower''': At the center of the map is a large tower that houses the control point inside. The tower is open on three ends on ground level, and has a second level that can only be accessed from the rooftops. Two Byōbus are aligned along the control point as cover from the doors.
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* '''Calligraphy Temples''': By the waterfalls on the mountainside are two team oriented temples. Both temples contain a medium Health and Ammo kit. Both temples are connected at the center with a platform, holding a small Health kit, and bridge to the control point.
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* '''Calligraphy Temples''': On the mountainside by the waterfalls are two team oriented temples. Both temples contain a medium Health and Ammo kit, as well as a small Health kit between them. Also between them is a bridge to the control point.
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* '''Rooftops''': All of the rooftops of the temples are accessible, providing high ground to shoot down on opponents and shortcuts to further parts of the map. Rooftops can be accessed by climbing the plank ramp near each team's calligraphy temple, from the Cliffside Temple's second floor, or by [[Rocket Jump|Rocket]] and [[Sticky jump]]ing.
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* '''Rooftops''': All of the rooftops of the temples are accessible and can serve as a shortcut, or a tactical advantage. Access to the rooftops can be achieved by: climbing from the plank ramp near each team's calligraphy temple, from the cliffside temple's second floor, or by [[Rocket Jump|Rocket jump]]ing/[[Sticky jump]]ing.
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* '''Bamboo Buildings''': Small enclosed buildings accessible by walking forward out of each spawn. Walking further forward past a [[w:Torii|torii]] gate leads to a bridge connecting to Temple Tower.
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* '''Cliffside Temple''': At the edge of the cliff is a temple with two medium Health kits in it. There are three ways to the temple: From a bridge at the side of the Temple Tower over the cliff, or from the team's side jumping across some precarious rocks. The temple has a second floor that can be used as a shortcut to the Temple Tower.
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* '''Cliffside Temple''': At the edge of the cliff is a temple containing two medium Health kits. The temple can be reached from a bridge at the side of Temple Tower over the cliff, or from each team's side by exiting the Bamboo Building from the left and following the rock path, which involves jumping across several cliff drops. The second floor of the temple can be used as a shortcut to reach Temple Tower.
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* '''Far islands''': Past the edge of the cliff are two small rock islands. Jumping classes can reach them, but [[vdc:func_nobuild|Engineers can't build on them]].
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* '''Far islands''': Past the edge of the cliff are two small rock islands. Jumping classes can reach them, but [[Engineer]]s [[vdc:func_nobuild|cannot build]] on them.
  
 
<gallery>
 
<gallery>
 
File:Suijin Calligraphy Room.png|The Calligraphy Room.
 
File:Suijin Calligraphy Room.png|The Calligraphy Room.
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File:Suijin Cliff Bridge.png|The bridge to the Cliffside Temple.
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File:Suijin Cliff Bridge.png|The Bridge to Cliffside Temple.
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File:Suijin Cliffside Temple.png|The edge of the Cliffside Temple.
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File:Suijin Cliffside Temple.png|The edge of Cliffside Temple.
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File:Suijin Control Point.png|The control point inside the Temple Tower.
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File:Suijin Control Point.png|The Control point inside Temple Tower.
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File:Suijin Jump.png|The rock paths to the Cliffside Temple.
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File:Suijin Jump.png|The rock path to Cliffside Temple.
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File:Suijin Mid Temples.png|The waterfalls inbetween the Calligraphy Temples.
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File:Suijin Mid Temples.png|The waterfall in between both Calligraphy Temples.
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File:Suijin RED Spawn.png|The interior of RED team's spawn.
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File:Suijin RED Spawn.png|The interior of [[RED]] team's spawn.
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File:Suijin Rooftops.png|The rooftops by the Temple Tower.
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File:Suijin Rooftops.png|The Rooftops by Temple Tower.
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File:Suijin Spawn Pass.png|The path to the Calligraphy Temple outside the spawn room.
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File:Suijin Spawn Pass.png|The path to Calligraphy Temple outside each spawn room.
 
File:Suijin Island 2.png|One of the islands off the cliff.
 
File:Suijin Island 2.png|One of the islands off the cliff.
 
File:Suijin Island 3.png|Closeup of the island.
 
File:Suijin Island 3.png|Closeup of the island.
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File:Suijin partially clipped islands.jpg|The partially clipped islands in the pit (clip brush rendered as solid purple).
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File:Suijin partially clipped islands.jpg|Partially clipped islands in the pit (clip brush rendered as solid purple).
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
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==Helpful overview==
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[[File:Suijin Overview with Lines.png|400px|thumb]]
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== Helpful overview ==
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[[File:Suijin_Overview_with_lines.png|left|Suijin's locations|400px]]
 
  <big>1.Far Islands
 
  <big>1.Far Islands
 
  2.Cliffside Temple
 
  2.Cliffside Temple
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  4.Temple Tower
 
  4.Temple Tower
 
  5.Calligraphy Temples
 
  5.Calligraphy Temples
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Red diagonal lines: RED Spawn
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Blue diagonal lines: BLU Spawn
  
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  Red diagonal lines: Red Spawnroom
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  Yellow circle: The Hill/control point</big>
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Blue diagonal lines: Blu Spawnroom
 
  
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Yellow circle: The Hill/control point</big>
 
 
{{clr}}
 
{{clr}}
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== Strategy ==
 
== Strategy ==
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{{main|Community Suijin strategy}}
 
{{main|Community Suijin strategy}}
 
{{community strategy stub link}}
 
{{community strategy stub link}}
  
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==Control point timing==
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== Control point timing ==
 
{{Control Point Timing/Official Map}}
 
{{Control Point Timing/Official Map}}
  
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'''a5:'''
 
'''a5:'''
 
*Made the back waterfall and area under the boardwalk passable, just so there are no arbitary clipping.
 
*Made the back waterfall and area under the boardwalk passable, just so there are no arbitary clipping.
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*[[vdc:func_nobuild|Nobuilded]] the area below the waterfall.
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*Nobuilded the area below the waterfall.
 
*Changed the back building so that players cannot hide behind the point of the roof.
 
*Changed the back building so that players cannot hide behind the point of the roof.
 
*Sunk the point a little.
 
*Sunk the point a little.
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** Fixed an issue where the spawn room doors could be held open by an opposing team member.
 
** Fixed an issue where the spawn room doors could be held open by an opposing team member.
 
** Optimization improvements.
 
** Optimization improvements.
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== Bugs ==
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* On the 2nd lowest roof of the Temple Tower, it's possible to build Sentry Guns due to the [[w:Func nobuild|nobuild trigger]] not completely covering parts of the roof.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Es9rh_d2NI Building on the roof]</ref>
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* It is possible to build in the area next to the spawn room.
  
 
== Trivia ==
 
== Trivia ==
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* Suijin (水神) means "water god" in Japanese.
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* The map's shrine is dedicated to [[w:Suijin|Suijin]] (水神, literally meaning "water god"), the Shinto god of water in Japanese mythology.
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* A [[Killer's Kabuto]], a [[Half-Zatoichi]], and [[Conniver's Kunai]]s can be found in the supply locker. Additionally, a banner of [[Concheror]] can be seen on the table in respawn room.
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* A [[Killer's Kabuto]], [[Half-Zatoichi]], and [[Conniver's Kunai]]s can be found in the supply locker. Additionally, a [[Concheror]]'s banner can be seen on the table in each respawn room.
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* Inside both teams' spawns are big signs that spell their team's color in Japanese; '赤', meaning red, and '青', meaning blue.
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* Inside both teams' spawns are big signs that denote their team's color in Japanese; '赤', meaning red, and '青', meaning blue.
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* If a player shoots or hits the gong in their spawn, it will make a [[Noise Maker#Unused content|loud sound]] (the unusued "Prayer Bowl" Noise Maker sounds from the [[Japan Charity Bundle]]). However, the gongs around the rest of the map do nothing when attacked.
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* If a player shoots or hits the gong in their spawn, it plays a [[Noise Maker#Unused content|loud sound]] (the unused "Prayer Bowl" Noise Maker sounds from the [[Japan Charity Bundle]]). However, the gongs around the rest of the map do nothing when attacked.
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* The [[Noise Maker#Koto|two sounds]] heard at the beginning of a round and when the capture point becomes available are used by the Koto Noise Maker.
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* Walking into any of the waterfalls will extinguish the player if they are on fire.
  
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==Gallery==
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== Gallery ==
 
<gallery>
 
<gallery>
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File:Suijin Gong.png|A gong found in each team's spawn.
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File:Suijin Gong.png|The gong found in each team's spawn.
 
File:Suijin Supply 1.png|The [[Resupply cabinet]] for the map (exterior).
 
File:Suijin Supply 1.png|The [[Resupply cabinet]] for the map (exterior).
 
File:Suijin Supply 2.png|The Resupply cabinet for the map (interior).
 
File:Suijin Supply 2.png|The Resupply cabinet for the map (interior).
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== External links ==
 
== External links ==
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* [http://japan.tf2maps.net/ The Japan Content Pack page.]
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* [https://japan.tf2maps.net/ Japan Content Pack]
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== References ==
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<references/>
  
 
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Latest revision as of 20:22, 4 May 2024

Suijin
Suijin main.jpg
Buy Map Stamp - $0.99 / £0.79 / 0.95€
Basic Information
Map type: King of the Hill
File name: koth_suijin
Released: July 2, 2015 Patch
(Gun Mettle Update)
Developer(s): Freyja
E-Arkham
Kevin "Ravidge" Brook
Maxime "Mimas Torres" Dupuis
Map Info
Environment: Japanese cliffside
Setting: Daylight, sunny
Hazards: Pitfall
Deep Water: No
Map Items
Healthico.png Health Kits: Smallhealth.png ×2  •  Mediumhealth.png ×5
Ammoico.png Ammo Boxes: Smallammo.png ×4   •   Mediumammo.png ×7   •  
Largeammo.png ×1
Map Stamp
Item icon Map Stamp - Suijin.png
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Suijin is a community-created King of the Hill map released with the Gun Mettle Update. It is set on the site of a Shinto shrine, built atop a Japanese cliffside with cascading waterfalls and sakura trees in full bloom.

Suijin was the first map made with the Japan Content Pack.

A portion of the money made from the sales of the Gun Mettle Campaign Pass goes to the authors of the map.

Overview of Suijin (with interiors).
Overview of Suijin (with exteriors).

Suijin was contributed to the Steam Workshop.

Locations

Note: If you are having trouble with finding the locations listed here, see the Helpful overview section to see their exact position marked on the map.

  • Temple Tower: At the center of the map is a large tower that houses the control point inside. The tower is open on three ends on ground level, and has a second level that can only be accessed via the rooftops. Two Byōbus are aligned along the control point as cover from the doors.
  • Calligraphy Temples: By the waterfalls on the mountainside are two team oriented temples. Both temples contain a medium Health and Ammo kit. Both temples are connected at the center with a platform, holding a small Health kit, and bridge to the control point.
  • Rooftops: All of the rooftops of the temples are accessible, providing high ground to shoot down on opponents and shortcuts to further parts of the map. Rooftops can be accessed by climbing the plank ramp near each team's calligraphy temple, from the Cliffside Temple's second floor, or by Rocket and Sticky jumping.
  • Bamboo Buildings: Small enclosed buildings accessible by walking forward out of each spawn. Walking further forward past a torii gate leads to a bridge connecting to Temple Tower.
  • Cliffside Temple: At the edge of the cliff is a temple containing two medium Health kits. The temple can be reached from a bridge at the side of Temple Tower over the cliff, or from each team's side by exiting the Bamboo Building from the left and following the rock path, which involves jumping across several cliff drops. The second floor of the temple can be used as a shortcut to reach Temple Tower.
  • Far islands: Past the edge of the cliff are two small rock islands. Jumping classes can reach them, but Engineers cannot build on them.

  • The Calligraphy Room.

  • The Bridge to Cliffside Temple.

  • The edge of Cliffside Temple.

  • The Control point inside Temple Tower.

  • The rock path to Cliffside Temple.

  • The waterfall in between both Calligraphy Temples.

  • The interior of RED team's spawn.

  • The Rooftops by Temple Tower.

  • The path to Calligraphy Temple outside each spawn room.

  • One of the islands off the cliff.

  • Closeup of the island.

  • Partially clipped islands in the pit (clip brush rendered as solid purple).

Helpful overview

Suijin's locations
1.Far Islands
2.Cliffside Temple
3.Bamboo Buildings
4.Temple Tower
5.Calligraphy Temples

Red diagonal lines: RED Spawn
Blue diagonal lines: BLU Spawn

Yellow circle: The Hill/control point

Strategy

Main article: Community Suijin strategy
Strategy image.png“Sun Tzu's got nothing on us!”
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Notes: None added

Control point timing

Control Point Multiplier Seconds
Control Point ×1
24 .000
×2
16 .000
×3
13 .091
×4
11 .520


Changelog

This is the changelog of the map before it was added to the game.
Changelog:

rc2:

  • Made the banners on the walls in the pagoda nonsolid to prevent being caught on them.
  • Fixed a case of zfighting.
  • Fixed a case of floating rocks.
  • Clipped the peak of the roof outside spawn.

rc1:

  • Release version 1!
  • Fixed broken cap point.
  • Fixed texture seam on skybox waterfalls.
  • Clipped some beams.
  • Lowered the pitch of the gongs.
  • Bamboo!

b3:

  • Further optimisation
  • Redid the 3D skybox
  • Did some extra detailing to the cap room, changed the detailing (especially OOB) on red side versus blue side.
  • Various other bugfixes.

b2:

  • Thousands of bugfixes;
    • fixed nodraw surfaces
    • fixed weird clipping in a few places
    • fixed light bleeds
    • fixed waterfall particles
    • fixed various zfighting issues
    • brighened some areas
    • fixed lightmap and displacement seams
    • fixed places you can get stuck
    • fixed magical katanas
    • fixed some weird clipping on the terraced path.
  • Extended fence on the cliff to make it clear that it's clipped
  • Some optimisation, a litle improvement in FPS (up to 40% in some areas), but probably the best I can do.

b1:

  • Full artpass, however
    • 3d sky needs more work
    • waterfall particles broke for some reason
    • optimisation needed
    • some lighting bugs
  • Made the pagoda square

a8 桜 edition:

  • Made the platform out the back of the cliffside building a little bigger.
  • More caustics.
  • Brightened the cliffside building.
  • Brightened the area under the waterfall.

さくら

  • Unclipped the far stone pillar, I see no reason why it should be clipped as getting out there is putting you at a disadvantage and consistency is better than clipping.

a7:

  • Swapped the small health in the cliff building with the medium health.
  • Nobuilded rooves due to popular opinion.
  • Players are blocked from leaving spawn until round start.
  • More detailing.
  • Remade the cliffside building.

a6:

  • Modelled bridges.
  • Added a railing to the platform with the medium health - doesn't actually protect anything, but hopefully is a visual notifier to the fact that the platform is there.
  • Some displacing and some detailing, and some displaced detailing.
  • Caustics!

a5:

  • Made the back waterfall and area under the boardwalk passable, just so there are no arbitary clipping.
  • Nobuilded the area below the waterfall.
  • Changed the back building so that players cannot hide behind the point of the roof.
  • Sunk the point a little.
  • Added small health to the cliff building.
  • Welcome camera and a spectator point.

a4:

  • Removed the fence that blocked the sightline down the back of the map, replaced it with some rocks that block the route instead.
  • Prettied up some bridges.
  • Added areaportals to all the buildings.
  • Repositioned the rocks near the inland ramp to the rooves so that the ramp is far more visible.

a3:

  • Some more ammo.
  • Switched the medium health and medium ammo below, hopefully indirectly nerfing the height of the map.
  • Added another waterfall, because waterfalls are cool.
  • Modelled Torii's.

a2:

  • Changed the rock near the back of the map so it doesn't hide the ramp up to the roof as much.
  • Removed force from kill trigger.
  • Stairs are clipped!
  • Fixed the place where you could get stuck.
  • Blocked a sight gap.
  • Added a fence to block one of the longest sightlines.
  • Added a rock on the rock formations over the gorge that allows other classes to jump back up towards the long building (albeit slowly.)

Soundscapes.

  • Clipped the windows in the cliffside building.

a1: Release.

Update history

July 2, 2015 Patch #1 (Gun Mettle Update)

  • Added Suijin to the game.

August 18, 2015 Patch

  • Updated koth_suijin with the latest changes from the authors.
    • Added cover around the point preventing cross-point sight line.
    • Opened second window in point building.
    • Tweaked pickup amounts and positions.
    • Widened space between stairs to point and bridge railing to allow easier movement.
    • Clipping improvements.
    • Improved lighting in dark areas.
    • Fixed an issue where Engineers could build on outlying islands.
    • Fixed an issue where Engineers could trap teammates by building Teleporters in spaces with restricted movement.
    • Fixed an issue where the spawn room doors could be held open by an opposing team member.
    • Optimization improvements.

Bugs

  • On the 2nd lowest roof of the Temple Tower, it's possible to build Sentry Guns due to the nobuild trigger not completely covering parts of the roof.[1]
  • It is possible to build in the area next to the spawn room.

Trivia

  • The map's shrine is dedicated to Suijin (水神, literally meaning "water god"), the Shinto god of water in Japanese mythology.
  • A Killer's Kabuto, Half-Zatoichi, and Conniver's Kunais can be found in the supply locker. Additionally, a Concheror's banner can be seen on the table in each respawn room.
  • Inside both teams' spawns are big signs that denote their team's color in Japanese; '赤', meaning red, and '青', meaning blue.
  • If a player shoots or hits the gong in their spawn, it plays a loud sound (the unused "Prayer Bowl" Noise Maker sounds from the Japan Charity Bundle). However, the gongs around the rest of the map do nothing when attacked.
  • Walking into any of the waterfalls will extinguish the player if they are on fire.

Gallery

  • The gong found in each team's spawn.

  • The Resupply cabinet for the map (exterior).

  • The Resupply cabinet for the map (interior).

  • Steam Workshop thumbnail for Suijin.

See also

External links

References

  1. ↑ Building on the roof
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Training Mode
Tug of War
Versus Saxton Hale
Zombie Infection
Other
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