CP Badlands - Revision history

Atlas: Replacing content with redirect link

2013-08-27T17:04:49Z

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Merchant: added badlands to the 5cp maps category

2013-08-26T19:40:54Z

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Atlas: Adding map locations for last

2013-08-26T19:35:58Z

Adding map locations for last

Kaneco: bit more history to the map

2013-08-13T14:19:06Z

bit more history to the map

BenBazinga: Added locations for blands second

2013-08-02T16:31:07Z

Added locations for blands second

BenBazinga: added locations blands mid

2013-08-02T16:04:09Z

added locations blands mid

Merchant: fixed minor word choice

2013-08-01T01:57:39Z

fixed minor word choice

Merchant: Added map navbox

2013-07-30T20:42:10Z

Added map navbox

Atlas: Replacing image

2013-07-29T22:08:22Z

Replacing image

Merchant at 07:44, 29 July 2013

2013-07-29T07:44:24Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:40, 26 August 2013
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	{{Maps navbox\|collapsed}}		{{Maps navbox\|collapsed}}
	[[Category:Maps]]		[[Category:Maps]]
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 </p>
-== Place Names ==
+== Locations ==
 All place names are given from the perspective of defense as their primary name (in terms of left and right), except obviously for the middle control point.
 ===Control Points 1/5===
-[[File:Badlands9.png|thumb|right|Final point]]
+{{Map locations
 <ul><li> <b>Lower Left</b>: This is the side route that can be found directly left of the final point. It stretches from Lower Lobby, rises to Upper Lobby and goes back down to a lower level directly left of the point. Scouts will usually try and capture the point quickly and unnoticed using this doorway. On defense, the roaming Soldier should watch this door and spam it so flankers are discouraged from pushing through there; a tactic with a similar goal involves placing a scout near the doorway to deter flanks. Demomen can put a few sticky bombs on this door, however, if there is a Soldier or Heavy physically guarding the point.
 </li><li> <b>Lower Lobby/Main Lobby</b>: This is the room which accommodates the main entrance into the base. It can be reached whilst attacking through the main entrance from Gray Bridge as well as the side entrance from Back Spire. This is usually the sight of an initial plan of attacking last as if there are few of the enemy team, players maybe tempted to attack the final capture point through Main Hallway.
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 <h3> <span class="mw-headline" id="Control_Points_1.3F5"> Control Points 2/4 </span></h3>
 {{Map locations
-  | title = Badlands - Second Point
+  | title = Badlands - Second point
   | image = Badlands_Second.jpg
-  | area1 = Choke
+  | area1 = choke
   | x1 = 183px
   | y1 = 110px
-  | area2 = Haunter/Patio
+  | area2 = Haunter/patio
   | x2 = 256px
   | y2 = 123px
-  | area3 = Stone Bridge
+  | area3 = stone bridge
   | x3 = 443px
   | y3 = 183px
-  | area4 = Spire
+  | area4 = spire
   | x4 = 348px
   | y4 = 126px
-  | area5 = Trash
+  | area5 = trash
   | x5 = 676px
   | y5 = 327px
-  | area6 = Lauchpad/Ramp
+  | area6 = launchpad/ramp
   | x6 = 173px
   | y6 = 171px
-  | area7 = Balc
+  | area7 = balcony
   | x7 = 533px
   | y7 = 183px
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   | title = Badlands - Middle point
   | image = cp_badlands.png
-  | area1 = Train
+  | area1 = train
   | x1 = 325px
   | y1 = 173px
-  | area2 = Balcony
+  | area2 = balcony
   | x2 = 204px
   | y2 = 294px
-  | area3 = Shithouse
+  | area3 = shithouse
   | x3 = 680px
   | y3 = 286px
-  | area4 = Valley
+  | area4 = valley
   | x4 = 416px
   | y4 = 277px
-  | area5 = Hoodoo
+  | area5 = hoodoo
   | x5 = 295px
   | y5 = 213px

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 <p><b>Badlands</b> is a remake of the classic CTF_Badlands from <em>Team Fortress Classic</em>.  Much of the map has been changed and the map type has been changed from capture the flag to control point. The map consists of a base for each team, an open second point for each team located on the top of a spire or hoodoo, and a center point on the bridge.
 </p><p>The objective of Badlands is to control all five capture points. Each team starts with their second and final control points locked, leaving only the middle point available.
-</p><p>In competitive play, Badlands is the most popular map played in both official matches and unofficial matches. Along with Granary, Badlands is perhaps the first map players new to competitive TF2 will play.
+</p><p>In competitive play, Badlands is the most popular map played in both official matches and unofficial matches. Along with Granary, Badlands is perhaps the oldest map still in rotation in the competitive scene.
 </p>

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 		</div></li>
 <h3> <span class="mw-headline" id="Control_Points_1.3F5"> Control Points 2/4 </span></h3>
 <p> Many people refer to this control point as "<b>Spire</b>" because of the points location. However, many teams also refer to the area around the spire as "<b>Yard</b>."
 </p>

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 <h3> <span class="mw-headline" id="Control_Point_3"> Control Point 3 </span></h3>
-[[File:Badlands2.png|right]]
 <p>Because of the symmetrical style of Badlands, each team share a similar landmark/location on their respective sides of the middle point. A popular method to counteract this is to add the prefix "<b>our</b>" or "<b>their</b>", e.g. "their Choke". Some players may also refer the middle point as "<b>Mid</b>" or even "<b>Bridge</b>" because of, like the 2nd/4th point, the landmark it is located on.
 </p>

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:cp_badlands}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:cp_badlands}}
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		+	{{Maps navbox\|collapsed}}
		+	[[Category:Maps]]

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 {{Map infobox
 | mapname = Badlands
-| image = Badlands2.png
+| image = cp_badlands.png
 | maptype = Control Point
 | currentversion = cp_badlands

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	</p><p>An alternate rollout is instead of jumping onto the small spire, he ignores the spire and the bridge and instead jump straight ahead. He goes down and takes a left around the house. The benefit of this rollout is the Scout goes under Capture Point 3's bridge the fastest, and you minimal damage from the enemy Demoman.		</p><p>An alternate rollout is instead of jumping onto the small spire, he ignores the spire and the bridge and instead jump straight ahead. He goes down and takes a left around the house. The benefit of this rollout is the Scout goes under Capture Point 3's bridge the fastest, and you minimal damage from the enemy Demoman.
	</p>		</p>
		+	{{DISPLAYTITLE:cp_badlands}}