Andy, do you mean Gold Rush, or are you talking about a different ET? (Enemy Territory) I’m not sure I see it myself, all I see is figures and a cop car.
I do find this kind of graffiti strange. It’s so random – why pick that precise position? Is someone really angry about towing?
No, not Gold Rush, I think it was Caen. And the design is only suggestive to me. Something about the angle of the arms and body on the person toppling the police car reminded me of an ET tank barrier. That, and the general sense of mayhem. That map was a true arty-fest. Sometimes it was a chore for the Axis to fix the tank at the start point.
That stencil reminds me of the ET map where a tank had to be escorted through a bombed-out town. One of the spawn points was in a church, I think.
“Firing for effect!”
Andy, do you mean Gold Rush, or are you talking about a different ET? (Enemy Territory) I’m not sure I see it myself, all I see is figures and a cop car.
I do find this kind of graffiti strange. It’s so random – why pick that precise position? Is someone really angry about towing?
Keep them coming Matt.
Matthew
Do people still play Enemy Territory?
“The allies have stolen the first gold crate! Protect the bank!”
‘It’s so random – why pick that precise position? Is someone really angry about towing?’
The same stencil is on the adjacent barriers, but variously placed.
No, not Gold Rush, I think it was Caen. And the design is only suggestive to me. Something about the angle of the arms and body on the person toppling the police car reminded me of an ET tank barrier. That, and the general sense of mayhem. That map was a true arty-fest. Sometimes it was a chore for the Axis to fix the tank at the start point.
This is making want to order a pizza, get some cheap beer and play ET.