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*A Valve employee has stated that the map will not replace the original Gorge and that 5Gorge is actually the originally intended version, dating back to months before the Attack/Defend version's release.<ref name="Email">[http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1490725/5gorge.jpg Email from Valve employee], retrieved December 4, 2010.</ref> | *A Valve employee has stated that the map will not replace the original Gorge and that 5Gorge is actually the originally intended version, dating back to months before the Attack/Defend version's release.<ref name="Email">[http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1490725/5gorge.jpg Email from Valve employee], retrieved December 4, 2010.</ref> | ||
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| 5Gorge | |
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| Variants: | Gorge, Gorge (Capture the Flag) and Gorge Event |
| Developer(s): | {{{map-developer}}} |
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5Gorge is a Standard Control Point version of Gorge as opposed to standard Attack/Defend in cp_gorge. It is currently part of the Team Fortress 2 Beta.
Version differences
- A modified final control point of the original Gorge is the center control point for 5cp Gorge.
- The courtyard area outside of the attacker's spawn on the original Gorge is the location of the final control points for 5cp Gorge.
Control Point Timing
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| Control Point 1 and 5 | ×1 |
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| Control Point 2 and 4 | ×1 |
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| Control Point 3 | ×1 |
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Notes
- A Valve employee has stated that the map will not replace the original Gorge and that 5Gorge is actually the originally intended version, dating back to months before the Attack/Defend version's release.[1]
References
- ↑ Email from Valve employee, retrieved December 4, 2010.
