It’s also frustrating that, say, a tin of lighter fluid or a glass flask can absorb a direct hit from a bazooka. Repositioning them is generally more trouble than it’s worth, however, while damage they’ve taken isn’t as clearly communicated as it could be. These can be moved around with certain abilities (such as telekinesis) and after taking enough damage will either explode or release noxious gas/water, or both. First up, battlefields now feature physics objects, like zippo lighters, glass flasks etc. So what does Revolution bring to the table? A fair bit, actually. When things go horribly, comically wrong – as they regularly do – the chain of events has to be clear. These battlefields must be readable at a glance they need to be presented cleanly, so that players can focus on how best to use the environment and their remaining cache of weapons and abilities. There’s also a reason that it settled back into 2D after its flirtation with 3D gameplay. (introduced in v3.In short, there’s a reason Worms has been such an enduring part of the gaming landscape. Toggles the displaying of extra information that would normally be hidden in a live game (except allied chat, invisible worms and weapon panel for all alliances). (introduced in v3.8)Īdditional controls during Replay Playback only (not Instant Replays) Pauses playback, or advances one frame at a time if already paused. Removes any bookmark that might have been set.
Restart the replay from the beginning or from the bookmark set with the M key.
Restarting playback will cause it to start from this point. With "RubberWorm extended fuses/herds", 1 - 0 is supported (where 0 is 10 cows).Īdditional controls during Replay Playback and Instant Replaysįast-forwards to the start of the next turn or to the end of an instant replay. With "RubberWorm extended fuses/herds", 1 - 0 is supported (where 0 is 0 seconds). Set fuse (for weapons with an adjustable fuse). Set on Max Bounce (for Grenades and Cluster Bombs). Set on Min Bounce (for Grenades and Cluster Bombs). Some of the replay controls (listed below) are enabled. Replays the last shot (when pressed immediately afterwards). Toggle opacity of above-worm information displays.ĭisplays thought bubble above selected worm. On top of preventing the camera from automatically following things, also prevents mouse movement doing it disable by disabling Scroll Lock.Ĭycle through above-worm information displays. Toggles camera to automatically follow things.
Locks the view on the active worm permanently disable by pressing Home again. Minimize the game, also works in the front-end. Map snapshots are saved in PNG format, are named map NNNN.png and are stored in User\SavedLevels\Capture under your main W:A folder. Saves a snapshot of the current state of the map.
Takes a screenshot (saved in Capture folder), also works in the front-end. Selects next worm on team when Worm Select is active.Ĭauses selected worm to perform a forward jump.Ĭauses selected worm to perform a backjump.Ĭauses selected worm to perform a backflip.Ĭauses selected worm to perform a small backflip (identical to backjump in all but animation).Ĭycle through available weapons in weapon groups when selecting a weapon.Ĭycles through available utilities (by default, the key between Escape, Tab and 1 on all keyboard layouts). Speeds up mouse cursor movement in-game by a factor of 4 when used separately or by a factor of 16 when used together.Īdjusts aim for selected weapon in respective direction. Moves selected worm in respective direction.įorces worm to face one direction when moving. If you find that the game does not recognize some key presses when you hold down some buttons, you may need to change your keyboard or use a key remapper. Note: Some keyboards have limits on how many and which buttons may be pressed simultaneously. These are listed on the respective weapon pages which can be found here. Some keys have specific purposes when using specific weapons and tools.
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