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Reason 1:
The average Enemy in PlusN uses more bfg and nadelauncher ammo than Rail shots.
Mostly it is more then twice the ammount.

Reason 2:
Antiwh causes a lot of Situations when Enemys Pop up out of nowhere.
This effect is increased by Ping and Speed.

Reason 3:
Maps, half the maps introduced are for spam enthusiasts of Reason 1. (Like bgm, Ra3, ermap etc)

Reason 4:
The community stopped going forward, we got no Config Updates, no interesting cups, no site admin, no e+ coder.

Reason 5:
The average communicationlevel ingame reminds of 2 guys from different countries not talking english insulting each other.

I must admit I gave on plus when it became plusN. I think it would actually be a good step to take to re-adjust the most played configuration to something balanced. The old plus.cfg had guts and I think should be a good starting point. It could keep the spirit of plusN while being less spammy.

Maybe anyone of you remember this: m0ve.cfg. Despite it never really made its way, this was one of the most interesting configuration I have ever played here. One of the thing I liked the most was that it actually made armor and health matters in the gameplay. There were pickable items on the map and really changed the dynamic of the gameplay.

Just my two cents but if someone can build something as interesting as 1.03 plus.cfg or m0ve.cfg, or even a mix of plus with m0ve's health 'system' I'd definitively give it a try.

put me down, lost playing interest here for now, but, Loy from my side burn a good conf long time ago.

1.3 or 4. spam and funny sing.

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blabla, u just negative.

Huh, nice conclusion, I'm not. I wish it could be all the time same, I really liked this game. I tried to dig out CTF on plus, 2 successful editions, I wouldn't call it negative.

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The community stopped going forward, we got no Config Updates, no interesting cups, no site admin, no e+ coder.

I like my last config fastrail.cfg v2.0

The best configuration for ClanWars in style RailOnly + Grenade & BFG knockback.

Result three years of work with breaks