Spineyard
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| Spineyard | |
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| Developer(s): | Unknown |
| Map Info | |
| Environment: | City / Halloween |
| Setting: | Nighttime |
| Hazards: | Pitfalls, pumpkin bombs, skeletons, Payload cart explosion |
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| “ | Here, you’ll find not only grapes, but also graves! Push a cart full of explosives through a haunted landscape of creepy coffins, eerie effigies, and scariest of all, Italians!
— Spineyard publicity blurb
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Spineyard is a community-created Payload map. It is set in an Italian coastal city with an ancient castle that holds both a winery and a missile base.
At certain points during the match, as well as when a point is captured, a creepy laugh can be heard, signaling the appearance of the undead mafia: skeletons dressed in fancy suits and armed with Tommy guns who shoot at players on both teams and drop a magic spell each when defeated.
Spineyard was contributed to the Steam Workshop.
Contents
Locations
Checkpoint A – The City
Checkpoint B – The Road
Checkpoint C – The Restaurant
Checkpoint D – The Winery
Strategy
Main article: Community Spineyard strategy
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Update history
October 9, 2023 Patch #1 (Scream Fortress XV)
- Added Spineyard to the game.
Bugs
- If a player is killed by a skeleton, the deathcam identifies the skeleton as "%killername%".[1]
- The camera also focuses on their feet.
- Skeletons have trouble navigating the map and can get "stuck" trying to walk against walls in order to reach an enemy.[2]
Gallery
Steam Workshop thumbnail for Spineyard.
References
- ↑ %killername% bug
- ↑ A skeleton unable to reach the player
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