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Hi all!

Haven't posted here before - however I'm sure some of you are familiar with BunnyTrack, a gametype created for UT99.

For those of you who are not aware, it's basically a variant of Capture the Flag with a timer, and the goal being to go through a map full of obstacles in order to cap as quick as possible.

This gametype has been a big part of my life, playing since 2003, however it's time to hand up the gloves. My team (fierd) was one of the most well known rushing teams, holding over 1300/2000 world records.
With that, I present the Fierd BunnyTrack Movie, a 1 hour 40 minute compilation of almost 80 world records of our favourite maps.

If you have any questions, I'll be present on here for the next few days - so let me know!

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(Please note, I am definitely no professional video editor, I made this because I was the only one in my team not lazy, however I hope the content is still enjoyable)

Great video supA, it must have been quite a job to co-ordinate the music with the map running all of the way through. Thanks again for sharing it!

Cap = Hat or lid
What do you put a hat on ?

Cap = Capture

And also something you put on your head, but not in this context unfortunately!

It's sad that I can't move like this it's pretty awesome.

I know, I know it's all just training ...but, I like my game not to be chores

Christ this makes my dodging feel inadequate.

... Someone come frag with me now, send me a PM because I need to improve some dodge strafing. >:3

papercoffee wrote:It's sad that I can't move like this it's pretty awesome.

I know, I know it's all just training ...but, I like my game not to be chores

Thanks! Haha thankfully it never felt like a chore to us! I guess we were fueled by the competition all those years

LannFyre wrote:Christ this makes my dodging feel inadequate.

... Someone come frag with me now, send me a PM because I need to improve some dodge strafing. >:3

BT really does force you to learn the more niche parts of the Unreal Engine and whats capable

For improving dodging I recommend 'hopping' onto a BT server (pun definitely intended).

Pretty cool!