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Cowboy Style
Added: 27/01/11 07:00:15
Description: Cowboy Style

Another variation on the Heat map - changed buildings a lot, new light, etc - won't recognize it in some areas, while others are the old map.

I initially had in mind to force the ghosts to move fast, or punish with extra spawns. The logic was a mess with the various difficulty levels, so I went with the traditional adaptive, 12-way random and smackdown enhanced version.

It's good fun - had to kill 185 to get to zulu on my first high difficulty test.

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Creator/Author: Fishmonger
Version: 1.0
File Size (MB): 1.45
Discussion Link: Public Release Thread
Last Download: 01/10/25 06:19:11
Downloads: 1147
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