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[[File:WangBang.png|right|thumb|320px|hot wangbang moment]] | [[File:WangBang.png|right|thumb|320px|hot wangbang moment]] | ||
'''''WangBang''''' is a competitive multiplayer game mode in [[Shadow Warrior]], similiar to BloodBath in Blood. Whoever gets the most kills until the | '''''WangBang''''' is a competitive multiplayer game mode in [[Shadow Warrior]], similiar to BloodBath in Blood. Whoever gets the most kills until the kill limit or a timer runs out wins the match. | ||
Additionally, players had a "Play with Nuke" option upon starting a match, disabling which would result in all [[nuclear warheads]] replaced with [[missiles]] - that might be the first ever instance of a multiplayer game allowing to disable casual gameplay elements for the sake of sportsmanship. | Additionally, players had a "Play with Nuke" option upon starting a match, disabling which would result in all [[nuclear warheads]] replaced with [[missiles]] - that might be the first ever instance of a multiplayer game allowing to disable casual gameplay elements for the sake of sportsmanship. | ||
Revision as of 18:55, 10 February 2026
WangBang is a competitive multiplayer game mode in Shadow Warrior, similiar to BloodBath in Blood. Whoever gets the most kills until the kill limit or a timer runs out wins the match.
Additionally, players had a "Play with Nuke" option upon starting a match, disabling which would result in all nuclear warheads replaced with missiles - that might be the first ever instance of a multiplayer game allowing to disable casual gameplay elements for the sake of sportsmanship.