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The clowns are gonna get ya



About



CARnage was created for GTA Online on the PS3 in 2014. It uses Rockstar's in-game Content Creator tools under the game mode GTA Capture. CARnage was updated in 2016 for the PS4. It will be updated for the PS5 in 2021. CARnage is currently in its 6th Season, which was slated to begin April 2021, with new scoring and respawn rules in place. CARnage can be found on Rockstar's Social Club under CARnage.



2-4 Players, 2 Teams


Fast cars, jumps, traffic...and maniacal clowns with rocket launchers and grenade launchers with no other purpose but to blow any and all drivers to hell. Welcome to CARnage, a mix of racing and demolition derby that will test your driving skills and nerves. Race down the course with your designated Team Car to a Depot of Score Cars, where you exchange vehicles and then come back down the course facing the perils...reversed. A team must score 3 cars to end a round, and a match is a best-of-3. Mangle and demolish your opponent along the way using only your vehicle, forcing them into precarious paths, or leading them into certain clown rocket death, or play fast as a kick-ass track guru that avoids traffic, knows the jumps, and dodges those fucking clown rockets to score. Either way...the clowns are gonna get ya.


The
Courses
Rules & Terminology
Registered Drivers

RULES & TERMINOLOGY



  1. No Weapons (exception, see Forced Respawn: Tear Gas)
  2. No Crying (CARnage does not recognize tears, unless see 1 above)
  3. No Hackers or Modders (you know you suck ass you glorified cheaters)
  4. No Rules (exception, see 1-3 above)


the course



This is the designated play area, defined by placed prop barriers and natural environmental hazards and/or obstructions. The course is situated along a 0.6 to 1.3 mile (in game measurement) stretch of Los Santos roadway that is first run with a Team Car to The Depot of Score Cars, then re-run coming back to the original starting point, or Score Zone, by all players. Courses will always have NPC traffic, which is used as the unpredictable catalyst to succeed, or fail, to score. Ramps, jumps and various obstacles are placed along the course to both help, and hinder, drivers. The primary threat to all drivers are Clowns. Courses have boundaries, designated by tall wall props or natural environments (buildings, rocks, water, etc.). If a player finds them self outside of the boundary, there is no way to return to the play area, and a canister of tear gas must be used to self-respawn.



CLOWNS



Clowns are the bane of any driver playing CARnage. They are the NPC faction that chooses no sides when it comes to scoring in CARnage. Clowns come in 5 varieties:

  • RPG Clown - The main clown, it fires missiles at any driver inside a vehicle with exceptional accuracy, and with a large AOE effect that can turn any course into a melted pile of wrecked cars, even if it doesn't hit its intended target. They are notorious for shooting drivers out of mid-air, and ruining drivers that tail other drivers.
  • Pistolero Clown - These are clowns that swap to their sidearm from their RPG when they notice a driver has exited a vehicle. Attempting to escape your burning or otherwise disabled vehicle will force RPG clowns to attack you with high accuracy pistols. Don't be fooled as a driver though, they are capable of shooting out tires, which can turn your otherwise flexible vehicle into a shit handle.
  • GL Clown - Employing grenade launchers, these clowns primarily defend choke points on a course. Long range and AOE effective, GL clowns fire faster than RPG clowns, and will also shoot at players on foot, making them a double threat.
  • Sniper Clown - A rare clown, seen only atop higher elevation border courses to stop would-be runners from reaching Depots by unconventional means, such as swimming or climbing.
  • Artillery Clown - A clown manning an explosive .50cal turret, used only to decimate drivers or runners that are flung from the course. They are only meant to quicken your already decided fate having been thrown from a course's natural area.

Clowns are subject to death if a driver runs over them, but they never drop their weapons for players to use. They do respawn in a radius to their original start points, meaning drivers cannot permanently kill them. Clowns that are not within a confined prop do have mobility to cover sections of the course, and will use cover to avoid being run over.



TEAM & SCORE CARs



The Team Car is a predesignated vehicle unique to every course that all players start, and respawn upon death, with. The team car is the same for both teams. Though the course is designed with the team car in mind, drivers are not obligated to stay in their vehicles. A driver may at any time exit their team car for any reason, whether to escape a burning or disabled team car, carjack NPC vehicles, or attempt to jam Score Cars driven by the opposite team to carjack the Score Car. Drivers of team cars may at any time exit their vehicles to run on foot, and even engage in melee with Clowns or other players. Each team starts with a surplus of 5 team cars, either painted Red for Team 1, or Blue for Team 2. These cars are used for exchange after a driver scores a Score Car, but are not required. There are no programmed ownership rules for surplus team cars.



THE SCORE ZONE & DEPOT



The Score Zone is the designated start and finish line for both teams. The Depot is where Score Cars are retrieved from and will always respawn at.



SCORING TERMINOLOGY



  • Shutout
  • Up & Down
  • Touch



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