It's been a long time coming but due to popular demand, this is an enchanced remake of my popular Call of Duty 2 map, :[GOB]:Rats V2. It features a large upscaled map giving the impression the player is really small and 'rat' sized. On Call of Duty 2 this map was known for it's secrets, and traps and them too have been modified and included in this version. Just don't expect it to be EXACTLY the same. I have added new paths, new secrets, new traps and a lot more for you to find out by yourselves. This version supports just DM and TDM and the Helicopter has been removed due to the people I play the game with hating them. I am aware people DO like them and I have plans on releasing a Version 2 including Helicopters and more gametypes. If you enjoyed the original maps I made on Call of Duty 2 then you will love this one. It is by far the best looking version of Rats yet with thanks to the improved lighting on Call of Duty 4, allowing much more flexability for the map. I have also included effects such as dust, fire and smoke to bring the map to life. If you have not yet played a 'Rat' map but are looking for something totally unique and different, you'll find it here. This map was also made as a tribute to a clan member of ours who recently passed away. He loved the map. Rest in Peace.
How do you get upto all the weapons on top of the cupboard next to the books. I use to go up there alot in COD2 but they way up has changed. COD2 version was climb an invisible ladder then walk along an invisible ledge and you were there, how do you do it now, if you can?
Matt
BTW: Another great map
EDIT: Not to worry about the place i was trying to get to, I worked it out now. =)
Hi! I ve installed this map on my CoD4 server and it works perfect! Great work, guys!
About the secrets, I have found:
- On the blocks on the refrigerator, the old secret has changed and will result in a suicide (in the oven)
- An invincable ladder that leads to the cupboard (nice one :)
But I can't go down in the cupboard using the rope, everytime I miss it.
