Rodent's Guide to Turrets and Modes.

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Guide to using Rail: 

Your teammates will crash into you, every time you hit fire.

They will even drive across an entire map, no matter how big the map is, brush past you, and then turn around and go back to where they were.

You will spend the entire match hitting nothing.

 

Guide to using Twins:

Unlike with Rail, your teammates will not crash into you.

Instead they will park directly in front of you so you can't hit anything, and also, you'll be damaging yourself with splash damage.

Using twins, you will spend the entire match shooting teammates, and shooting their corpses too after they die in front of you.

 

Guide to using Thunder:

Like with Twins, splash damage will kill you.

And Thunder is like a double-whammy, because like with Twins AND Rail, your teammates will crash into you when you fire, and also park directly in front of you so you kill yourself.

 

Guide to using Shaft:

When in Sniper-Mode, your teammates will shoot you in the back or side, repeatedly, so you have no idea where you are currently aiming.

When using the quick shot though... you will be crashed into, like with Rail.

You will spend the entire match aiming at random walls and scenery because of being shot and crashed into by teammates.

 

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Guide to Control Points and Siege:

Your teammates will find a corner inside your base... park, and set mines.

They will spend the entire CP or SP match, mining in base.

 

Guide to CTF, Rugby, Jug, and Assault Attack:

Your teammates won't camp and mine in base like they do in CP and SP.

They will instead find the furthest corner possible, away from base, and mine there instead.

 

Guide to Assault Defence:

This is basically a TDM, and involves mining base, and getting as many kills as possible... but your teammates will, like with Assault Attack, CTF, Jug etc, find the furthest corner possible, away from base, and mine there instead.

 

Guide to Team Deathmatch:

TDM is basically what everyone plays in CTF, Rugby, Siege, Jug etc etc.

In an actual TDM though... your teammates will drive around randomly looking for the Rugby Ball.

Edited December 3, 2023 by NikmanGT

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