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Some elimination gameplay on the "Junk Flea" map.
Elimination is a team death match between Alpha and Bravo. To win, players must kill a set amount of enemy players, at which point the team that has reached the kill limit wins the match.
Two teams, Alpha and Bravo, have separate spawn points on different ends of a map. Players of either team then proceed to find and kill members of the opposing team, which nets their team a kill towards winning the match. However, should they die, the opposing team will then gain a kill point. Players who have died respawn after five seconds, and are granted a three second invulnerability to protect against spawn killing. Once the kill limit is reached by one of the teams, the match ends and the team that reached the kill limit first wins.
Combat Arms is a multiplayer game, free-to-play modern first-person shooter developed by the South Korea-based developer Doobic Studios, and published by Nexon.[2] The game uses the Lithtech game engine to produce its graphics. In July 2012, Combat Arms was released on Steam.
Some elimination gameplay on the "Junk Flea" map.
Elimination is a team death match between Alpha and Bravo. To win, players must kill a set amount of enemy players, at which point the team that has reached the kill limit wins the match.
Two teams, Alpha and Bravo, have separate spawn points on different ends of a map. Players of either team then proceed to find and kill members of the opposing team, which nets their team a kill towards winning the match. However, should they die, the opposing team will then gain a kill point. Players who have died respawn after five seconds, and are granted a three second invulnerability to protect against spawn killing. Once the kill limit is reached by one of the teams, the match ends and the team that reached the kill limit first wins.
Combat Arms is a multiplayer game, free-to-play modern first-person shooter developed by the South Korea-based developer Doobic Studios, and published by Nexon.[2] The game uses the Lithtech game engine to produce its graphics. In July 2012, Combat Arms was released on Steam.
