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Megaton | |
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Basic Information | |
Map type: | King of the Hill |
File name: | koth_megaton
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Released: | July 18, 2024 Patch (Summer 2024 Update) |
Developer(s): | |
Map Photos | |
Map Overview | |
“ | Mutually assured fun for everyone!
— Megaton publicity blurb
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Megaton is a community-created King of the Hill map added in the Summer 2024 Update. It is set on an island nuclear testing site in the Pacific Ocean.
Megaton was contributed to the Steam Workshop.
Locations
- Spawns:
- Buildings:
- Stilt Houses:
- Control Point:
Update history
July 18, 2024 Patch #1 (Summer 2024 Update)
- Added Megaton to the game.
July 18, 2024 Patch #2
- Fixed a missing material on the sandbags.
- Fixed clipping on an open crate.
- Fixed the finale being cut off by a round ending too early
- Fixed players not being blown to smithereens during the finale
- Fixed players being able to get stuck in the edges of the thatch rooftops
- Improved optimization. Investigation into further improvements for lower-end and config users is ongoing.
Gallery
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