Hello Aloha PKers! We invite you all to the next First Saturday of the Month event!
The game mode is currently top secret. Maybe it's a babel match, maybe it's another staff v forums, or maybe I just haven't finished scripting it yet...
Sign up for teams (because there's always at least teams). Click the link above or "comments" at the bottom of this if you're on the front page.
Be sure to join us in Mumble for team chat! For details on installing mumble click the spoiler below (it's really easy).
Download the client software on the right side of the screen. Installation is pretty simple, as there's a wizard when you first start the application to help you set up your mic and audio.
I highly recommend using a button to activate it, rather than having your mic turn on automatically when it picks up noise. This is especially true for laptop users or those using a webcam w/ mic. You'll have this option towards the end of the wizard (my push-to-talk is set to mouse button 5, your scroll button (click, not scroll) is also free in aos for you 3 button mouse owners).
If you choose to do push-to-talk, keep your threshold rather low (so that it's easier to pick up sounds), this means your blue part of the meter should be small. If instead you are using auto-detect, be sure to keep your threshold toward the high end, or else the rest of us will pick up your game and background noise, which can get quite irritating, especially with 16 people.
Once you've setup your microphone, click the picture of the world icon. Then click "Add New" and enter the following:
Label: Aloha Address: Mumble.aloha.pk Port: 64738 (unchanged) Username: Your username. Please stick to your most common username, as after you register, you'll never get to change it.
Once you're connected, double click on Aloha to put you in that channel. On the event day there will be channels for Blue and Green team.
Please try to be on mumble and in the IRC 15 minutes prior to the event. You can find the IRC webchat link on the top right corner of aloha home page. Thanks!
Small picture for a overview of the timezones: ( You should know where about you live on the map) Everybody is allowed to vote TWICE so you have the chance to participate if you come later home or something.
Mode: Fortwars Server IP: aos://1379434439:47887:0.75 Map: HexClimb Date: 7th June 2014 Time: Vote on the poll Mumble: mumble.aloha.pk
To reserve a seat post below.
To improve the gameplay we encourage players to use the aloha.pk mumble during the event. Try to be on mumble 10 minutes before the start of FSOM. For further instructions read:
Spoiler for aloha mumble:
Mumble can be downloaded here: http://www.mumble.com/ Download the client software on the right side of the screen. Installation is pretty simple, as there's a wizard when you first start the application to help you set up your mic and audio.
If you choose to do push-to-talk, keep your threshold rather low (so that it's easier to pick up sounds), this means your blue part of the meter should be small. If instead you are using auto-detect, be sure to keep your threshold toward the high end, or else the rest of us will pick up your game and background noise, which can get quite irritating, especially with 16 people.
Once you've setup your microphone, click the picture of the world icon. Then click "Add New" and enter the following:
Label: Aloha Address: Mumble.aloha.pk Port: 64738 (unchanged) Username: Your username. Please stick to your most common username, as after you register, you'll never get to change it.
Once you're connected, double click on Aloha to put you in that channel. On the event day there will be channels for Blue and Green team.
Of course during this event you can also record your game statistics by logging in to our new leaderboard with your forum name and password. Read this for more information about our leaderboard. Caution: only log in with this name and pass on aloha.pk servers. You can set a specific aos-password in your forum profile.
You can check your local time this event is happening here:Times Worldwide
To improve the gameplay we encourage players to use the aloha.pk mumble during the event. Try to be on mumble 10 minutes before the start of FSOM. For further instructions read:
Spoiler for aloha mumble:
Mumble can be downloaded here: http://www.mumble.com/ Download the client software on the right side of the screen. Installation is pretty simple, as there's a wizard when you first start the application to help you set up your mic and audio.
I highly recommend using a button to activate it, rather than having your mic turn on automatically when it picks up noise. This is especially true for laptop users or those using a webcam w/ mic. You'll have this option towards the end of the wizard (my push-to-talk is set to mouse button 5, your scroll button (click, not scroll) is also free in aos for you 3 button mouse owners).
If you choose to do push-to-talk, keep your threshold rather low (so that it's easier to pick up sounds), this means your blue part of the meter should be small. If instead you are using auto-detect, be sure to keep your threshold toward the high end, or else the rest of us will pick up your game and background noise, which can get quite irritating, especially with 16 people.
Once you've setup your microphone, click the picture of the world icon. Then click "Add New" and enter the following:
Label: Aloha Address: Mumble.aloha.pk Port: 64738 (unchanged) Username: Your username. Please stick to your most common username, as after you register, you'll never get to change it.
Once you're connected, double click on Aloha to put you in that channel. On the event day there will be channels for Blue and Green team.
Of course during this event you can also record your game statistics by logging in to our new leaderboard with your forum name and password. Read this for more information about our leaderboard. Caution: only log in with this name and pass on aloha.pk servers. You can set a specific aos-password in your forum profile.
recently we put up some AoS servers in Australia and Europe. big thanks to topo for providing the resources in Australia and rakiru for providing the resources in Europe.
we also have a new server running the smashoff game mode by Dr.Morphman. in this game mode, causing damage to enemies physically pushes them away from you. the more damage you cause, the farther back they will be pushed. the goal? to smash them off the edge of the map to their death!
the very first version of Ace of Spades Classic was released three years ago today. so many great memories for what seems like started just yesterday... time sure does fly when you're having fun, eh?
see this thread to get a souvenir badge on BuildAndShoot.com and join the celebration!
Hey, this is my server! Wow! So here's a quick rundown:
The game is Blue vs Green Green team is zombies, and they are all bots - computer players. Blue team is for players.
The Zombie will keep the server full: with one human player there will be 31 zombies, 16 humans: 16 zombies. The server is limited to 16 human players total (on blue or spectator).
Zombies take about 20% damage compared to regular AoS. If a zombie has intel he takes 5% damage except for headshots which are 10%. The tents (both blue and green) rotate around the map in a circle. The blue tent will refill your grenades, ammo, and blocks while the green tent will heal you.
The Intel: Intel is different than in regular CTF. If you are holding intel, all zombies will go after you. They will target other humans if fairly close, but in general they will only go after you. Wherever the intel is, whether held by a human or on the ground, that grid coordinate (on the map) will be protected - Zombies will not be able to break blocks inside that square. Additionally, zombies will now go after groups of humans if there is no intel carrier. Capturing intel will reset it like normal, and the capturing player will be able to instakill the next 16 zombies he shoots. This is done on a bullet by bullet basis, so a shotgun will tend to waste this advantage. If you want to drop intel in a coordinate or give it to someone else, you can use the command /drop. It will prevent you from picking it back up for a very short period of time.
Intel Zombie: One zombie will hold the human intel. This zombie will do 100 HP damage per swing of his spade. Additionally all zombies jump if they are unable to walk forward - the intel zombie will tear a hole in any blocks near him when he jumps. When he dies he will also explode, and this explosion can kill you easily. Zombies cannot crouch, so a two-block high doorway in a protected zone is sufficient to keeping zombies out.
There is also a very slight chance when you kill a zombie that the entire zombie team will immediately respawn inside that zombie's dead body. Be careful!
Hello Aloha PKers! We invite you all to FSOM Staff vs Forums!
Unlike prior staff vs forums events, this time staff will be using shotguns only in a CTF custom map game mode. Forums can use whatever weapon they want!
There's a map vote as well. So click **here** and vote for your favorite map. A list of maps with picture is in the spoiler below:
Spoiler for unknown:
Skullfort: Shanghai EpicForts
Like every FSOM event, team comradery is important, so most communication will take place over Mumble. For details on installing mumble, click the spoiler below (it's really easy). Join us on mumble!
Even if you don't have a mic, or don't wish to speak, please install mumble anyway. This way you can at least hear our communications. The installation will be even easier.
Download the client software on the right side of the screen. Installation is pretty simple, as there's a wizard when you first start the application to help you set up your mic and audio.
I highly recommend using a button to activate it, rather than having your mic turn on automatically when it picks up noise. This is especially true for laptop users or those using a webcam w/ mic. You'll have this option towards the end of the wizard (my push-to-talk is set to mouse button 5, your scroll button (click, not scroll) is also free in aos for you 3 button mouse owners).
If you choose to do push-to-talk, keep your threshold rather low (so that it's easier to pick up sounds), this means your blue part of the meter should be small. If instead you are using auto-detect, be sure to keep your threshold toward the high end, or else the rest of us will pick up your game and background noise, which can get quite irritating, especially with 16 people.
Once you've setup your microphone, click the picture of the world icon. Then click "Add New" and enter the following:
Label: Aloha Address: Mumble.aloha.pk Port: 64738 (unchanged) Username: Your username. Please stick to your most common username, as after you register, you'll never get to change it.
Download the client software on the right side of the screen. Installation is pretty simple, as there's a wizard when you first start the application to help you set up your mic and audio.I highly recommend using a button to activate it, rather than having your mic turn on automatically when it picks up noise. This is especially true for laptop users or those using a webcam w/ mic. You'll have this option towards the end of the wizard (my push-to-talk is set to mouse button 5, your scroll button (click, not scroll) is also free in aos for you 3 button mouse owners). If you choose to do push-to-talk, keep your threshold rather low (so that it's easier to pick up sounds), this means your blue part of the meter should be small. If instead you are using auto-detect, be sure to keep your threshold toward the high end, or else the rest of us will pick up your game and background noise, which can get quite irritating, especially with 16 people. Once you've setup your microphone, click the picture of the world icon. Then click "Add New" and enter the following:
Label: Aloha Address: Mumble.aloha.pk Port: 64738 (unchanged) Username: Your username. Please stick to your most common username, as after you register, you'll never get to change it.
For more detailed mumble setup information, check out this post here:http://aloha.pk/index.php?topic=3721.msg34375#msg34375 Once you're connected, double click on Aloha to put you in that channel. On the event day there will be channels for Blue and Green team.
aloha player killers is a mere 3 years old today! initially launched with a conceptualized plan - based on the aloha spirit - to be a different kind of gaming community; one that honors close-knit, respectful behavior. it has already grown way beyond my imagination, not only in numbers but also as something that i can only describe as an explosion of the pay it forward phenomenon, fueled completely through mutual understandings reflected by members like you and me. i'm amazed by the remarkable community that we have become and i'm so happy to be a part of it. i can't thank every one of you enough for everything you do. here's to another great year ahead!
You can check your local time this event is happening here: Times Worldwide
To improve the gameplay we encourage players to use the aloha mumble during the event. For further instructions read:
Spoiler for mumble:
Mumble can be downloaded here: http://www.mumble.com/ Download the client software on the right side of the screen. Installation is pretty simple, as there's a wizard when you first start the application to help you set up your mic and audio.
I highly recommend using a button to activate it, rather than having your mic turn on automatically when it picks up noise. This is especially true for laptop users or those using a webcam w/ mic. You'll have this option towards the end of the wizard (my push-to-talk is set to mouse button 5, your scroll button (click, not scroll) is also free in aos for you 3 button mouse owners).
If you choose to do push-to-talk, keep your threshold rather low (so that it's easier to pick up sounds), this means your blue part of the meter should be small. If instead you are using auto-detect, be sure to keep your threshold toward the high end, or else the rest of us will pick up your game and background noise, which can get quite irritating, especially with 16 people.
Once you've setup your microphone, click the picture of the world icon. Then click "Add New" and enter the following:
Label: Aloha Address: Mumble.aloha.pk Port: 64738 (unchanged) Username: Your username. Please stick to your most common username, as after you register, you'll never get to change it.
Once you're connected, double click on Aloha to put you in that channel. On the event day there will be channels for Blue and Green team.
There are several maps to choose from, and I'm allowing everyone 3 Votes. This way you can vote for your backup as well. The maps are listed in the spoiler below:
Spoiler for Map Selection:
Capitol
classicgen
normandie
PAdesert
siberia
favela
hiesville
mesaV4
paradise
urbantankfightfinal
marketgarden
Of course during this event you can also record your game statistics by logging in to our new leaderboard with your forum name and password. Read this for more information about our leaderboard. Caution: only log in with this name and pass on aloha.pk servers. You can set a specific aos-password in your forum profile.
For now, all we're tracking is kills and deaths. In the future, we will add stats about, for example, intels captured, blocks placed, and accuracy. For example, how cool would a page like this be? If you have ideas for additional stats to track, reply Ideas we already have: linklinklinklink
To be tracked, you have to be logged in. Use your forum name and password. The command is: /login <username> <password>. Make sure you only log in on official aloha servers! All of our servers are on the serverlist on that page. If your forum password is too long to comfortably type, or you're worried about leaking it, you can set an AoS-only password in your profile.
( You should know where about you live on the map)
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