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What is CastleConquet 2

CastleConquets 2 (CC2) is a Minecraft PvP minigame project about capturing and defending a castle. It consists of multiple gamemodes and currently one map.

The gamemodes are Conquest, Rush, Lynchmob and Siege, of which Conquest is currently available, while the other ones are currently under development.

The castle has special features. Doors require keys or can be controlled centrally, there are cameras, a large surveillance monitor and power management. Some of these things can be upgraded during the game.

Attackers can get into the castle by digging their way in, scaling the wall with a siege tower, blowing up the castle gate or taking a key from a defender (by killing them).

There are also villages outside from which you can get equipment.

Conquest is currently the only playable game mode. It is about capturing and holding flags in the castle. If the attackers hold more than half of the flags for 5 minutes, they win. The defenders win if the attackers do not manage to capture the castle within 30 minutes.

Gamemodes

  • Conquest
    Capture and hold enough flags in the castle to win.
  • Rush
    Complete the objectives in the current zone to proceed to the next one. You win if you make it to the last one.
  • Lynchmob
    Defend the king from the angry lynch mob.
  • Siege
    Hold the castle to gain reputation in the villages. Your team wins when it reaches a specific amount of it.

The Map

While the project theoretically supports multiple maps, there is currently only one map.

A map is not just simply a map like in other minigames. CC2 maps are very large and they require their own implementation for their special featureson.

A map has many special features, like keycard doors, a control room with a big status screen, remote door controls, cameras, etc... There is power management where attackers can potentially cut off the power of the castle. There are also several Ways to get into the castle, like stealing keycards from defenders, blowing up doors, breaking the wall or the castle gates, placing a siege tower in front of a wall and so on.

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