Fighting in the streets of Sunrise City takes place in special themed areas called instances. There are fifteen of these instances, and each instance offers a different selection of possible competitive battles. Each type of competitive battle has its own set of rules and mechanics, and is referred to as a game mode.
There are a wide variety of game modes in CrimeCraft, but they can be broken down into two major categories: PvP game modes, wherein players compete against each other, and PvE game modes, wherein players compete against computer controlled AI bots. A brief description of two of the PVP game modes follows:
Turf War
Also known as TURF, Turf War is a PvP game mode that pits two teams against each other in an effort to control a map. There are 5 key locations on each TURF map, which teams can capture by standing on an interactive control point location. Each match begins with 1 home point per side, and 3 neutral points which can be captured by any side. Capturing progressive points will lock previously captured points, preventing enemy capture and moving the battle lines closer to the opponent’s base point. The match is won when one team controls all five points, or by whichever team controls the most points when the timer expires.
Snatch and Grab
Also known as SnG, Snatch and Grab is a PvP game mode that pits two teams against each other in a point-scoring competition. Each team has a single flag at a base point that must be protected from the enemy. This flag can be picked up by the opposing team, who then tries to run it back to their base point. If one team can successfully return the enemy’s flag to their base point without having their flag picked up by the enemy, that team will score a point. The team that has the highest number of points at the conclusion of the match will be victorious.
Come back tomorrow for a look at Robbery and Shootout!
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Fighting in the streets of Sunrise City takes place in special themed areas called instances. There are fifteen of these instances, and each instance offers a different selection of possible competitive battles. Each type of competitive battle has its own set of rules and mechanics, and is referred to as a game mode.
There are a wide variety of game modes in CrimeCraft, but they can be broken down into two major categories: PvP game modes, wherein players compete against each other, and PvE game modes, wherein players compete against computer controlled AI bots. A brief description of two of the PVP game modes follows:
Turf War
Also known as TURF, Turf War is a PvP game mode that pits two teams against each other in an effort to control a map. There are 5 key locations on each TURF map, which teams can capture by standing on an interactive control point location. Each match begins with 1 home point per side, and 3 neutral points which can be captured by any side. Capturing progressive points will lock previously captured points, preventing enemy capture and moving the battle lines closer to the opponent’s base point. The match is won when one team controls all five points, or by whichever team controls the most points when the timer expires.
Snatch and Grab
Also known as SnG, Snatch and Grab is a PvP game mode that pits two teams against each other in a point-scoring competition. Each team has a single flag at a base point that must be protected from the enemy. This flag can be picked up by the opposing team, who then tries to run it back to their base point. If one team can successfully return the enemy’s flag to their base point without having their flag picked up by the enemy, that team will score a point. The team that has the highest number of points at the conclusion of the match will be victorious.
Come back tomorrow for a look at Robbery and Shootout!