Comunidade Steam :: Guia :: Competitive maps: Callouts

Página na loja

Team Fortress 2

Tudo Discussões Capturas de tela Artes Transmissões Vídeos Oficina Notícias Guias Análises

Team Fortress 2 > Guias > Guias de noö

232 avaliações

Competitive maps: Callouts

Por noö

Hi, I'm Dé-Jà-Vu and in this guide, I will talk about maps and how different locations are named. This is useful for competitive play, as you can tell what's happening at a certain location without having to write a book or make a speech on mumble.

Note: this guide is still in progress, other maps are to come. So stay tuned.

Sources:

Team Fortress TV[www.teamfortress.tv] - Credits to meb
Team Fortress wiki
Youtube

Premiar

Criado por

noö
Off-line

Categoria: Cooperativo, Básico, Mapas ou níveis, Multijogador, Detonados

Languages: Inglês

Class: Demoman, Engineer, Heavy, Medic, Pyro, Scout, Sniper, Soldier, Spy

Publicado em

Atualizado em

26/ago./2015 às 7:52

5/set./2015 às 4:55

9,211	Acessos únicos
267	Adições aos favoritos

Índice do guia

Visão geral

cp_badlands

cp_process_b9

cp_snakewater

cp_gullywash_final1

cp_granary

cp_gravelpit

koth_viaduct_pro7

Videos

Make your own names

Ending

Comentários

cp_badlands

cp_badlands is one of the most played maps in competitive tf2.

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.

Map items:

Health Kits: Small healthpack ×14 • Medium healthpack ×5
Ammo Boxes: Small ammopack ×20 • Medium ammopack ×2

Place names:

Control points 1/5

Control points 2/4

Control point 3

cp_process_b9

cp_process_b9 sees widespread use in 6v6, league games, pickup games and lobbies.

The objective of Process is to control all five capture points. Each team starts with their second and final control points locked, leaving only the middle point available.

Map items:

Health Kits: Small healthpack×5 • Medium healthpack ×6
Ammo Boxes: Small ammopack ×12 • Medium ammopack ×8

Place names:

Control points 1/5

Control points 2/4

Control point 3

cp_snakewater

cp_snakewater remains very popular in 6v6, in league games, pickup matches, and lobbies.

The objective of Snakewater is to control all five capture points. Each team starts with their second and final control points locked, leaving only the middle point available.

Map items:

Health Kits: Small heathpack ×6 • Medium healthpack ×6
Ammo Boxes: Small ammopack ×8 • Medium ammopack ×12

Map places:

Control points 1/5

Control points 2/4

Control point 3

cp_gullywash_final1

Whilst not as popular as Badlands, cp_gullywash_final1 is still regularly played.

The objective of Gullywash is to control all five capture points. Each team starts with their second and final control points locked, leaving only the middle point available.

Map items:

Health Kits: Small healthpack ×16 • Medium healthpack ×4
Ammo Boxes: Small ammpack ×10 • Medium ammopack ×4

Place names:

Control points 1/5

Control points 2/4

Control point 3

cp_granary

In competitive play, cp_granary is among the most popular maps.

The objective of Granary is to control all five capture points. Each team starts with their second and final control points locked, leaving only the middle point available.

Map items:

Health Kits: Small healthpack ×6 • Medium healthpack ×8
Ammo Boxes: Medium ammopack ×8

Place names:

Control points 1/5

Yard

Lunchbox

Control point 3

cp_gravelpit

cp_gravelpit the only Attack/Defend map that is regularly played competitively.

Gravelpit starts with points A and B both open for capture, leaving C locked until both previous points have been captured.

Map items:

Health Kits: Small healthpack ×6 • Medium healthpack ×1
Ammo Boxes: Small ammopack ×6 • Medium ammopack ×3

Place names:

Point A

Point B

Point C

koth_viaduct_pro7

koth_viaduct_pro7 is a version of Viaduct tailored to competitive play.

Teams must make their way to the control point, capture it, and hold it until the time runs out.

Map items:

Health Kits: Small healthpack×1 • Medium healthpack ×4
Ammo Boxes: Small ammopack ×2 • Medium ammopack ×3

Place names:

mid

left

team zone

spawn

Videos

Detailed runs through the maps:

Badlands - Granary

Snakewater - Gravelpit

Viaduct pro

Make your own names

"The easiest way to come up with names for areas on maps is to designate three generic terms for each point. You can apply this to any new map by labeling the travel routes this way, and if there are more than 3 ways to attack it's probably a ♥♥♥♥ map anyway. My teams over the past couple seasons have generically called one way to go "choke" another "flank" and the third less used route "sneaky" or if it's really annoying (like the hiding spot at gully last), "gay". Decide what works for your team and apply labels and you'll get used to calling the same things on every map." - meb

Tips:

Many times using "left", "main/center", "right", "top/upper", or "bottom/lower" conventions and their combinations are better to use since they are quickly grasped.
At mid(middle point) it is important to specify which side - "theirs" or "ours" - you are referring to when comming a point of interest. Say "scout in our house" not "scout in house".
Several names listed in the labels contain too many syllables to be said quickly and easily. Notice that "battlements" is usually called "batts", "resupply" = "resup", "maintenance" = "maint".

Ending

That's it

I hope you liked this guide and I will improve it and add more maps in the future.

And again, a big thanks to meb for making the pictures I used in this guide.

Don't forget to rate, comment and share, and be the grammar nazi you want to be ;)

Stay tuned as I will upload more maps within the next week.

Have a nice day.

57 comentário(s)

< >