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Fcsuper: REDirect to mod map offline competition

2007-06-13T00:56:13Z

REDirect to mod map offline competition

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	~~== Description ==~~		#REDIRECT [[Mod Map Offline Competition]]

	~~The~~ [[Mod Map Offline Competition]] (or MMOC) is an event where members download and play maps created by fans of a particular [[Star Wars]] based [[FPS]] game, such as [[Battlefront]]. Scores are submitted by taking screen shots of the score page, and emailing them to the CD Command Staff. The winner is determined by most victory points (or if tied, most kills, then most command posts, and finally least deaths), and awards are also given to players with the highest commando score (VP*kills)/(20+deaths). Often, there is also a Master Sniper competition with each map, where the players must play as a sniper/sharpshooter and the winner is determined by kills+headshots.


	~~== Beginnings ==~~

	The MMOC concept was created by [[Super]] as a way to allow all members of our FPS group to participate offline in competitions, whether they can play online or not. He was inspired by the huge number of available mod maps for Battlefront on various websites. The MMOC concept can be extended to any FPS games that have a substantial fan base who are creating good quality mod maps for their game.


	~~== Rules ==~~

	~~Rules can be found on the forums. [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1310 MMOC 3.1 Rules]~~

	~~[[Category: Game Play]]~~
	~~[[Category: Competition]]~~
	~~[[Category: Event~~]]

Ray Djo at 03:29, 26 May 2006

2006-05-26T03:29:59Z

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	== Description ==		== Description ==

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	The MMOC concept was created by [[Super]] as a way to allow all members of our FPS group to participate offline in competitions, whether they can play online or not. He was inspired by the huge number of available mod maps for Battlefront on various websites. The MMOC concept can be extended to any FPS games that have a substantial fan base who are creating good quality mod maps for their game.		The MMOC concept was created by [[Super]] as a way to allow all members of our FPS group to participate offline in competitions, whether they can play online or not. He was inspired by the huge number of available mod maps for Battlefront on various websites. The MMOC concept can be extended to any FPS games that have a substantial fan base who are creating good quality mod maps for their game.


			== Rules ==

	Rules can be found on the forums. [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1310 MMOC 3.1 Rules]		Rules can be found on the forums. [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1310 MMOC 3.1 Rules]

Ray Djo at 03:29, 26 May 2006

2006-05-26T03:29:25Z

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			== Description ==

	The [[Mod Map Offline Competition]] (or MMOC) is an event where members download and play maps created by fans of a particular [[Star Wars]] based [[FPS]] game, such as [[Battlefront]]. Scores are submitted by taking screen shots of the score page, and emailing them to the CD Command Staff. The winner is determined by most victory points (or if tied, most kills, then most command posts, and finally least deaths), and awards are also given to players with the highest commando score (VP*kills)/(20+deaths). Often, there is also a Master Sniper competition with each map, where the players must play as a sniper/sharpshooter and the winner is determined by kills+headshots.		The [[Mod Map Offline Competition]] (or MMOC) is an event where members download and play maps created by fans of a particular [[Star Wars]] based [[FPS]] game, such as [[Battlefront]]. Scores are submitted by taking screen shots of the score page, and emailing them to the CD Command Staff. The winner is determined by most victory points (or if tied, most kills, then most command posts, and finally least deaths), and awards are also given to players with the highest commando score (VP*kills)/(20+deaths). Often, there is also a Master Sniper competition with each map, where the players must play as a sniper/sharpshooter and the winner is determined by kills+headshots.


			== Beginnings ==

	The MMOC concept was created by [[Super]] as a way to allow all members of our FPS group to participate offline in competitions, whether they can play online or not. He was inspired by the huge number of available mod maps for Battlefront on various websites. The MMOC concept can be extended to any FPS games that have a substantial fan base who are creating good quality mod maps for their game.		The MMOC concept was created by [[Super]] as a way to allow all members of our FPS group to participate offline in competitions, whether they can play online or not. He was inspired by the huge number of available mod maps for Battlefront on various websites. The MMOC concept can be extended to any FPS games that have a substantial fan base who are creating good quality mod maps for their game.

Ray Djo at 03:25, 26 May 2006

2006-05-26T03:25:31Z

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	The [[Mod Map Offline Competition]] (or MMOC) is an event where members download and play maps created by fans of a particular [[Star Wars]] based [[FPS]] game, such as [[Battlefront]]. Scores are submitted by taking screen shots of the score page, and emailing them to the CD Command Staff. The winner is determined by most victory points (or if tied, most kills, then most command posts, and finally least deaths), and awards are also given to players with the highest commando score (VP*kills)/(20+deaths). Often, there is also a Master Sniper competition with each map, where the players must play as a sniper/sharpshooter and the winner is determined by kills+headshots.		The [[Mod Map Offline Competition]] (or MMOC) is an event where members download and play maps created by fans of a particular [[Star Wars]] based [[FPS]] game, such as [[Battlefront]]. Scores are submitted by taking screen shots of the score page, and emailing them to the CD Command Staff. The winner is determined by most victory points (or if tied, most kills, then most command posts, and finally least deaths), and awards are also given to players with the highest commando score (VP*kills)/(20+deaths). Often, there is also a Master Sniper competition with each map, where the players must play as a sniper/sharpshooter and the winner is determined by kills+headshots.

	The MMOC concept was created by [[Super]] as a way to allow all members of our FPS group to participate offline in competitions, whether they can play online or not. He was inspired by the huge number of available mod maps for Battlefront on various websites. The MMOC concept can be ~~extented~~ to any FPS games that have a substantial fan base who are creating good quality mod maps for their game.		The MMOC concept was created by [[Super]] as a way to allow all members of our FPS group to participate offline in competitions, whether they can play online or not. He was inspired by the huge number of available mod maps for Battlefront on various websites. The MMOC concept can be extended to any FPS games that have a substantial fan base who are creating good quality mod maps for their game.

	Rules can be found on the forums. [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1310 MMOC 3.1 Rules]		Rules can be found on the forums. [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1310 MMOC 3.1 Rules]

Ray Djo at 01:44, 26 May 2006

2006-05-26T01:44:04Z

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	[[Category: Game Play]]		[[Category: Game Play]]
			[[Category: Competition]]
			[[Category: Event]]

Ray Djo at 20:29, 25 May 2006

2006-05-25T20:29:54Z

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	Rules can be found on the forums. [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1310 MMOC 3.1 Rules]		Rules can be found on the forums. [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1310 MMOC 3.1 Rules]

			[[Category: Game Play]]

Ray Djo at 19:39, 25 May 2006

2006-05-25T19:39:29Z

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	The Mod Map Offline Competition (or MMOC) is an event where members download and play maps created by fans of a particular Star Wars based FPS game, such as Battlefront. Scores are submitted by taking screen shots of the score page, and emailing them to the CD Command Staff. The winner is determined by most victory points (or if tied, most kills, then most command posts, and finally least deaths), and awards are also given to players with the highest commando score (VP*kills)/(20+deaths). Often, there is also a Master Sniper competition with each map, where the players must play as a sniper/sharpshooter and the winner is determined by kills+headshots.		The [[Mod Map Offline Competition]] (or MMOC) is an event where members download and play maps created by fans of a particular [[Star Wars]] based [[FPS]] game, such as [[Battlefront]]. Scores are submitted by taking screen shots of the score page, and emailing them to the CD Command Staff. The winner is determined by most victory points (or if tied, most kills, then most command posts, and finally least deaths), and awards are also given to players with the highest commando score (VP*kills)/(20+deaths). Often, there is also a Master Sniper competition with each map, where the players must play as a sniper/sharpshooter and the winner is determined by kills+headshots.

	The MMOC concept was created by Super as a way to allow all members of our FPS group to participate offline in competitions, whether they can play online or not. He was inspired by the huge number of available mod maps for Battlefront on various websites. The MMOC concept can be extented to any FPS games that have a substantial fan base who are creating good quality mod maps for their game.		The MMOC concept was created by [[Super]] as a way to allow all members of our FPS group to participate offline in competitions, whether they can play online or not. He was inspired by the huge number of available mod maps for Battlefront on various websites. The MMOC concept can be extented to any FPS games that have a substantial fan base who are creating good quality mod maps for their game.

	Rules can be found on the forums. [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1310 MMOC 3.1 Rules]		Rules can be found on the forums. [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1310 MMOC 3.1 Rules]

Ray Djo at 19:36, 25 May 2006

2006-05-25T19:36:59Z

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	The Mod Map Offline Competition is an event where members download and play maps created by fans. Scores are submitted by taking screen shots of the score page, and emailing them to the CD Command Staff. The winner is determined by most victory points, and awards are also given to players with the highest commando score (VP*kills)/(20+deaths). ~~There~~ is also a Master Sniper competition with each map, where the players must play as a sniper/sharpshooter~~. The~~ winner is determined by kills+headshots.		The Mod Map Offline Competition (or MMOC) is an event where members download and play maps created by fans of a particular Star Wars based FPS game, such as Battlefront. Scores are submitted by taking screen shots of the score page, and emailing them to the CD Command Staff. The winner is determined by most victory points (or if tied, most kills, then most command posts, and finally least deaths), and awards are also given to players with the highest commando score (VP*kills)/(20+deaths). Often, there is also a Master Sniper competition with each map, where the players must play as a sniper/sharpshooter and the winner is determined by kills+headshots.

			The MMOC concept was created by Super as a way to allow all members of our FPS group to participate offline in competitions, whether they can play online or not. He was inspired by the huge number of available mod maps for Battlefront on various websites. The MMOC concept can be extented to any FPS games that have a substantial fan base who are creating good quality mod maps for their game.

	Rules can be found on the forums. [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1310 MMOC 3.1 Rules]		Rules can be found on the forums. [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1310 MMOC 3.1 Rules]

Primlar at 20:40, 24 February 2006

2006-02-24T20:40:02Z

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	The Mod Map Offline Competition is an event where members download and play maps created by fans. Scores are submitted by taking screen shots of the score page, and emailing them to the CD Command Staff. The winner is determined by most victory points, and awards are also given to players with the highest commando score (VP*kills)/(20+deaths). There is also a Master Sniper competition with each map, where the players must play as a sniper/sharpshooter. The winner is determined by kills+headshots.		The Mod Map Offline Competition is an event where members download and play maps created by fans. Scores are submitted by taking screen shots of the score page, and emailing them to the CD Command Staff. The winner is determined by most victory points, and awards are also given to players with the highest commando score (VP*kills)/(20+deaths). There is also a Master Sniper competition with each map, where the players must play as a sniper/sharpshooter. The winner is determined by kills+headshots.

			Rules can be found on the forums. [http://www.rebelsquadrons.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1310 MMOC 3.1 Rules]

Primlar at 20:38, 24 February 2006

2006-02-24T20:38:18Z

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The Mod Map Offline Competition is an event where members download and play maps created by fans. Scores are submitted by taking screen shots of the score page, and emailing them to the CD Command Staff. The winner is determined by most victory points, and awards are also given to players with the highest commando score (VP*kills)/(20+deaths). There is also a Master Sniper competition with each map, where the players must play as a sniper/sharpshooter. The winner is determined by kills+headshots.