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Revision as of 02:44, 9 June 2011
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Avanti is a Attack/Defend map set in a city. The map's name apparently comes from a name for a kingdom in Sanskrit.
Contents
Objective
The attackers begin at the bottom of a hill, and push uphill to seize a town through capturing Command Points. The defenders are given a setup time to fortify their territory, and must hold off the attackers until time runs out. Once the attackers succeed, or time runs out, players are moved to the other team and the round restarts.
Gameplay
Command Points are captured by taking the flag from the previous point and carrying it to the next. When a Command Point is secured, the flag required to capture the next Command Point appears on top of it. For example, the flag needed to capture Command Point 3 will always spawn at Command Point 2. Dropped flags return after 15 seconds.
Scoring
- Attacking team - 10 points per Command Point captured.
- Defending team - Points are awarded over time for defending the Church.
Gallery
The Blue team's Flag
Command Point 1
Command Point 2
Command Point 3
Outside of Church
Command Point 4, Inside of Church
Destructible area behind Church
House
Passage leading to destructible area and tower
Overview image of Avanti for spectators
See also
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