Fixed bug which made crates in Forts matches only land on the right hand side.
Fixed an issue whereby fire punching the ceiling would result in the worm falling through the landscape.Forts and Rope Race matches can now be played as Private games.Fixed host migration issues in 3/4 player matches.Fixed bug where first player was not selected randomly in online matches.Exploit fixed - Player can no longer use the ninja rope after deploying a weapon.Strict NAT users were unable to ready up in a lobby, now fixed.Fixed a Leader board exploit awarding "billion" scores after disconnect exploit stopped.Air Strike was incorrectly hitting for 65 this has now been capped to 50 and damage spread has been correctly fixed.Back flip input slowed down to stop incorrect jumps harming the player.Fixed issue where you could get a regular soft lock if a mine attracted to a magnet didn't come to rest.Fixed hard locking issues when generating landscapes bought in the shop.Fixed issue whereby user would lose all save data if the hard drive was moved to another console.Should you be a Facebook user, Team17 are also holding a Fort design competition for players through here. It was also announced that more DLC is planned for release during the early part of 2010, but no details on that were provided.
XBOX WORMS ARMAGEDDON FREE UPDATE
The free update includes design changes, gameplay tweaks and a large list of fixes, which are posted below the break. And in my opinion at least, this is the other subtle but important difference between the two games there actually are players out there who take playing WA seriously and it's because of them and the two maintainers from their ranks (Deadcode and CyberShadow) that the community still is as vibrant as it is, 14 years after initial release.Team17 has announced that a title update was released for Worms 2: Armageddon on Xbox Live Arcade. Its 2.5D models and terrain make it impossible to accurately predict the results of your actions to the extent that you can (and have to if you want to play competitively) in WA. In WRev, Team17 seem to have intentionally gone for a bit more realism, which drastically changes the feel of the game for an experienced player.
The many interactions between worms, terrain, weapons, objects, fire, water and the ninja rope just really shine in the game's 2D engine, they're perfectly predictable yet chaotic and insanely fun to behold at the same time. With enough practice and skill, even extremely advanced weapon usage, movement and other maneuvers can be mastered so that one can reproduce them reliably. Out of the less obvious differences, I think I'd probably have to place WA's pixel-perfect physics engine at the top of the list of its advantages. It also supports a plethora of third-party modifications that augment these aspects even further. Armageddon on the other hand supports more concurrent players, has a few more weapons and utilities, allows play on bigger terrains, has more flexible scheme settings and a more active community on both WormNet and across the various surrounding websites. WRev also introduces four different classes of worms that each have their advantages and shortcomings, but you can ignore them and play with the standard soldiers in classic mode as well. this resulting in significantly higher system requirements. This means dressing up your worms, flashier graphics, dynamic physics (water and terrain objects), native controller support, bigger worms and menus so that you can see what you're doing when playing from the couch. Most noticeably perhaps that Revolution was designed with modern audiences and hardware in mind.
XBOX WORMS ARMAGEDDON FREE SERIES
A player not too familiar with the series will probably take a while before they understand the finer differences, but there are a few obvious ones too. The general mechanics of movement (on ground as well as through air), aiming, learning about and using crazy weapons are all there in both of them, as are many of the same strategic approaches.
Hm, well, they're both obviously Worms games on the surface.
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