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Map Details Release: Final Version: Not Specified Filesize: 31 mb Players: 32 Theme: Not Specified Time of Day: Day/Light Season: Not Specified Weather: Other/Not Specified Textures: Custom Meshes: Custom Map Size: Medium Environment: Indoors, Outdoors Effects: Color Correction, High Dynamic Range(HDR), Volumetric Fog Misc. Features: Ambient Sounds Classes: None/Not Specified |
cp_freight finalCp_Freight: Where trains mean business
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| Category: TF2 > Control Point |
| Tags: trains, well, water, granary, freight, cargo, dusk |
| Added 1 year ago - last modified 6 months ago |
| 41,487 views, 17,439 downloads, 21 comments, 3 favorites |
Author's Readme/Notes:
CP_Freight
"Where trains mean business"
Freight can be thought of as a bonus map. With CP_Steel progress slowing down towards the finish, Fishbus didn't want to just work on fixes for older maps, so he created something within a month to test out some of his optimization abilities, and to keep him familiar with firing out new ideas for maps.
The product of this is cp_freight. A map where trains mean business, literally. The map has an 'S' shaped structure with two rails running through the map, from each teams last point, towards the middle and then back towards the enemies base point. Unlike cp_well, the trains have been extended in size and slowed down, to make them more involved during a battle. The trains are random, and are quite happy to run over or frustrate RED or BLU equally.
The second and fourth point are inside the teams warehouse, slowing down a steamroll and bringing the fight indoors. It breaks the pace and of course, the surrounding environment.
So enjoy this simple and symmetrical control point map with a more involved train system.
Custom models made by "Fish Ladder Theory". |
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