How Well Do You Know War Rock International?

Ohara was introduced first to the game.

Korgoth has been with War Rock since the beta days.

Prone was removed from CQC partly in an effort to prevent many players from entering glitches.

Gamersfirst officially supports War Rock International in various countries. However, Kuwait is not one of the countries officially supported by Gamersfirst for War Rock International.

The question is asking which retail item was never made available for purchase. Out of the options given, the Winchester is the correct answer because it was never introduced to the public for purchase.

Conquest is the correct answer because it is the only mode that was previously allowed on multiple maps but is now restricted to only one map. This suggests that the game developers made a change to limit the availability of Conquest mode, possibly to focus gameplay or balance issues on a specific map. The other modes, Top Gun, Explosive, and Deathmatch, are not mentioned in relation to any map restrictions, so they are not the correct answer.

War Rock's architecture is described as Peer 2 Peer. This means that the game operates using a decentralized network where players connect directly to each other without the need for a central server. In this architecture, players can act as both clients and servers, allowing for direct communication and data exchange between players. This architecture is often used in multiplayer games to distribute the workload and improve performance by reducing the reliance on a central server.

The question asks which of the given maps have never been altered for a holiday event. Since the answer is "Cadoro," it implies that Velruf, Marien, and Bloc have all been altered for holiday events at some point.

In 2007, Team Animosity, a US clan, traveled to Korea to participate in the Game & Game World Championship.

The correct answer is "Test Monkeys" because it is stated that this is the name of the group of beta testers for War Rock.

During the beta phase of the game, players were able to purchase the PSG-1 gun. The MP7A1, M60, and M134 guns were not available for purchase during this phase.

Gamersfirst officially supports Lithuania for War Rock International. This means that the game is available and supported in Lithuania, allowing players from this country to access and play the game without any restrictions or limitations. The other countries mentioned in the options, United Arab Emirates, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia, are not officially supported by Gamersfirst for War Rock International, indicating that the game may not be available or supported in these countries.

Xact Audio was the feature that was ultimately removed about a week later due to extreme lag.

Velruf is the correct answer because it has been edited since commercial launch to add an additional hallway. The other maps listed, Khyber, Marien, and Cadoro, have not undergone any edits to include an extra hallway.

Karaqum was added with the commercial launch of the game in Feb. 2007.

uaeboss is the correct answer because the statement mentions that the player was later banned for using a proxy. Since uaeboss is included in the list of usernames given, it can be inferred that uaeboss is the player who was believed to be the first to reach level 100 but was banned for using a proxy.

Prone Delay is the correct answer because it fits the given statement. The feature of Prone Delay was introduced in a patch and then later removed. This suggests that players were initially able to go prone without any delay, but this feature was later removed, possibly due to balancing issues or other reasons.

Bullet Drop is a feature that was added after the commercial launch. This feature refers to the phenomenon where bullets in a game start to drop in trajectory as they travel further distances, simulating the effects of gravity. This adds a level of realism and strategic planning for players when aiming and shooting at targets. The other features mentioned - Prone, Sprint, and Lean - are commonly found in most shooter games and are typically included in the initial release.

Bandar is the correct answer because it was created by G1's own level designer. The other options, Thamugadi, Khali, and Karaqum, were not specified to be created by G1's level designer, so we cannot assume that they were.

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