Difference between revisions of "Battle"
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| − | A battle (nicknamed "balle") is a short unadvertised contest where players play a new [[external]] level made by someone else for a short period of time. Statistics are made from the results and are displayed on [[IRC]]. | + | A battle (nicknamed "balle") is a short unadvertised contest where players play a new [[external]] level made by someone else for a short period of time. Statistics are made from the results and are displayed on [[IRC]]. The winner is expected to upload a replay of his best time to prove his result. '''Mopobattles''' were a very similar concept. Those battles were bigger due to the advertising made beforehand and there were better statistics available. Nowadays almost all the battling is played in [[belma]]. |
| − | Before belma, there was | + | Before belma, there was basically only one battle mode (best time or most apples wins) that was played, where each player played the given unforeseen level for the given time and told the best time he got. Nowadays in belma there are several more [[battle types]], such as first finish (first one to finish wins), one life (you can only play once) and slowness (slowest one to finish wins) among others. |
Revision as of 01:33, 2 October 2008
A battle (nicknamed "balle") is a short unadvertised contest where players play a new external level made by someone else for a short period of time. Statistics are made from the results and are displayed on IRC. The winner is expected to upload a replay of his best time to prove his result. Mopobattles were a very similar concept. Those battles were bigger due to the advertising made beforehand and there were better statistics available. Nowadays almost all the battling is played in belma.
Before belma, there was basically only one battle mode (best time or most apples wins) that was played, where each player played the given unforeseen level for the given time and told the best time he got. Nowadays in belma there are several more battle types, such as first finish (first one to finish wins), one life (you can only play once) and slowness (slowest one to finish wins) among others.