[size=12pt]Tease [/size] Created by Jono36 A small infection map for 4 - 10 players. Base: ___-.Construct Supported Gametypes: Infection [size=8pt]Story:[/size] A small American home which was owned by convicts. Guns are found around the place and the swimming pool features a easy place to camp. But no one knows what happened to the previous owner.... [size=8pt]Description:[/size] Hello, I'm Jono36 and this is my first post to Forgehub.com. Tease is a small infection map. It has many weapons spawns and many places to camp. But camping comes as a risk as nealy all camp spots can be easily ambushed. Take the outdoor swimming pool tunnel. It has a gravity hammer but also fusion coils, forcing plaers to move and be constructive. The map features a sniper tower, swimming pool, underground tunnels and and turrent ambush room. I hope you like it. Forging 101: [ YES ] __Floating Objects [ ___ ] __Instant Respawn [ YES ] __Immovable Objects [ ___ ] __Timed Map Events [ YES ] __Effective Spawn Placement [ ___ ] __Gravity Lift Techniques [ ___ ] __Objects Placed in Water [ ___ ] __Used Symmetry Option [ YES ] __Interlocking Objects [ ___ ] __Objects Merged with Map Geometry [ ___ ] __Unlimited Budget Glitch
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