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Stealth Bombers is a unique and unorthodox scheme themed around invisibility, jetpacks, rising water and girders. The idea originally came from a random scheme generated by SchemeEddy that was more fun than anyone could have expected. Since then, the scheme has been recreated and altered to produce a more balanced experience.

The scheme is best played with 3 or more players and a total number of worms of 20 or more. Somewhat complex island maps are best. When playing with 5 or 6 players it is advised to change the round time to two minutes.

Every player has an infinite number of jetpacks and invisibility utilities. Sudden Death triggers in one minute, after which the water begins to rise very slowly. Gameplay largely centres around deciding whether to attack and reveal the locations of your entire team, or remain hidden, moving your worm to a safe location with your jetpacks. Girders will let you stay invisible and will allow you to try and block in opponent worms or protect your own.

Utility crates drop frequently and weapon crates less so. Double damage and powerful weapons in crates encourage players to attack and reveal themselves.

There are no special rules.

Strategy

Try to remain invisible as much as possible to give as little information to your whereabouts as you can.
Using a prod does not make you visible. Do not leave worms in a position where they can be killed with a prod, as this will allow your opponents to kill your worm while remaining hidden.
Scout out opposing worms by sliding your worm along the ground with a jetpack.
Being blocked in by girders is risky. While it might be safer, the rising water will eventually force you to move and it leaves you unable to collect crates. Also using a digging tool makes your team visible so take care when trying to escape. Players blocked in to a small space are at risk to flamethrowers (found in crates), that can deal high damage in such a scenario without leaving a hole big enough to escape through. Consider using a teleport to escape and remain invisible, but use them wisely as they are limited.
Napalm strikes (found in crates) can deal damage to a wide area. Drop the flames on an open area and you might get a lot of collateral damage on enemies you didn't even know were there!
Old Women are the most frequent weapon crate drop and every team starts with one, so hiding in areas where they can't be used effectively (i.e. a small ledge) can be beneficial, but can come with its own risks.
Retreat time is fairly large, so try to use as many weapons from a jetpack as possible to get the most out of your retreat. Remember, girders can be used from a jetpack too!
After 10 turns everybody gets an earthquake. You should prepare for this in advance by moving all of your worms away from dangerous areas. Also pay extra attention if someone uses one, as it will reveal the location of every worm on the map! (Worms kick up dust when they slide, which can be seen by everyone even when the worm is invisible).
There are no health crate drops, so you can't remove poison. This makes the skunk a formidable weapon.
Before Sudden Death triggers you have the ability to select your worm, so move away ones that are in a dangerous position. The round time is short to try and make it so everybody can do this in their first turn (unfortunately there is no way to guarantee this), this is why it is advised increase the round time for 5 or 6 players.


This scheme is still up for having a few balance tweaks so feel free to suggest any.

Hey, this sounds fun. Can you just post all the details to the scheme so we can enter it into the game without downloading it?

Schemes are perfectly safe things, there's no way they can contain viruses, etc.. But if you're still worried, you should be able to play a game against someone (I'll host one if you want, else you can get HB to host it and ask for WSDB scheme number 2790), then extract the scheme from the replay file.

But if you don't want to do that, here you are. You should be able to set *most* things in game - the only thing you won't will be the jetpack fuel (which is incorporated in the jetpack power).

http://wsdb.lp0.eu/2790 <-- scheme settings on this page

Schemes are perfectly safe things, there's no way they can contain viruses, etc.. But if you're still worried, you should be able to play a game against someone (I'll host one if you want, else you can get HB to host it and ask for WSDB scheme number 2790), then extract the scheme from the replay file.

But if you don't want to do that, here you are. You should be able to set *most* things in game - the only thing you won't will be the jetpack fuel (which is incorporated in the jetpack power).

http://wsdb.lp0.eu/2790 <-- scheme settings on this page

Well, actually Viruses were the last thing on my mind, it's just easier for me this way.

Really? What's so hard about downloading a file into your Schemes folder? :S

For anyone that may not know, scheme files (.wsc) should be placed in their corresponding W:A folder to be accessed in-game:

e.g.
C:\Team17\Worms Armageddon\User\Schemes
or
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Worms Armageddon\User\Schemes

But if you don't want to do that, here you are. You should be able to set *most* things in game - the only thing you won't will be the jetpack fuel (which is incorporated in the jetpack power).

you can set it through rubberworm

A bit useless if he doesn't want to download anything :rolleyes:

A bit useless if he doesn't want to download anything :rolleyes:

publicity never useless :p

publicity never useless :p

Nothing wrong about spreading the word about RubberWorm as well as Project-X. Anyone reading this should get both, it will renew your WA experience in ways you could not have imagined.