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* {{undocumented}} Added a Grocket to [[2Fort|ctf_2Fort]], [[Badwater Basin|pl_badwater]] and [[Barnblitz|pl_barnblitz]]. | * {{undocumented}} Added a Grocket to [[2Fort|ctf_2Fort]], [[Badwater Basin|pl_badwater]] and [[Barnblitz|pl_barnblitz]]. | ||
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+ | * The term Grocket comes from the two words Gun and Rocket from the ''Dr.Grordbort Crash'' on page 2. [http://www.teamfortress.com/grordborts/comic/?p=2] |
Revision as of 01:21, 21 July 2011
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Grockets appear in 3 maps; 2Fort, Badwater Basin and Barnblitz. They have the appearance of crash-landed rockets with smoke and flames billowing out. It should be noted that the panels sticking out near the nose of the rocket are elements meant to help blend the model into its surroundings, not parts of the actual rocket.
The term "Grocket" comes from the filename of the prop in the GCF, grocket_001
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Locations
2Fort
Main article: 2Fort
Badwater Basin
Main article: Badwater Basin
Barnblitz
Main article: Barnblitz
Update history
- [Undocumented] Added a Grocket to ctf_2Fort, pl_badwater and pl_barnblitz.
Trivia
- The term Grocket comes from the two words Gun and Rocket from the Dr.Grordbort Crash on page 2. [1]