Why did you guys name the gamemode "Push ctf"?

[A Boojum Snark]

but.. but.. but... is it even Capture the Flag?!
Mysteries!

Someone brought this up in the original discussion we had. My answer was: Carry the Flag. Which is still CTF

 

[drp]

carry the flag = ctf
cap the flag = ctf
etc, etc, etc

 

[TracerDX]

I've almost never heard push in relation to the linear CP maps (well, granary, badlands etc)

In comp, its called "Push". Its very common in competitive TF2 lingo.

 

[Scruga]

carry the flag = ctf
cap the flag = ctf
etc, etc, etc

I don't think i needed an explanation for this

 

[grazr]

There should be a catch the greased up deaf guy mode.

 

[Dr. Spud]

I've already talked about this a lot in the group chat. I've boycotted the name push-ctf, and I will do all in my power to destroy that name.

I call it A/D ctf.

 

[StoneFrog]

"Push" still implies the old TFC map if you ask me.

 

[BrokenTripod]

TFC REALLY reminded me of Push, and so have some rounds I've played on Vector with a medic holding the intel. You really do see some amazing pushes in the mode, which is why I think I've called it push.

I'll stick to A/D CTF though, if I really need to. Thanks for the heads up everyone =P

 

[Ninjilla]

TFC REALLY reminded me of Push, and so have some rounds I've played on Vector with a medic holding the intel. You really do see some amazing pushes in the mode, which is why I think I've called it push.

I'll stick to A/D CTF though, if I really need to. Thanks for the heads up everyone =P

This is really it, whatever you'd like to call your CTF's games, TFC did it and called it just A/D, so I think thats the best term, seeing as this is still a team fortress game.

 

[Ravidge]

multistage a/d ctf