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rdfs:label	Pinball Mode
rdfs:comment	The Pinball Mode is a powerup that affects the level's physics: it makes object collisions bounce off as if they were pinballs against bumpers. This means that hitting an opponent will make it and the player each bounce back a bit. The same applies to pedestrians, drones, etc. Smacking against a solid piece of the terrain won't make it bounce back, obviously. Carmageddon: TDR 2000 also features a powerup that does the same, except the player doesn't bounce. It's called Reverse Pinball Mode.
fizzle	1(xsd:integer)
pratcam	40(xsd:integer)
dcterms:subject	Powerups in Carmageddon TDR 2000 Powerups in Carmageddon II Timed powerups Powerups in Carmageddon Misc. powerups Powerups in Carmageddon Splat Pack Powerups in Carmageddon (PlayStation)
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Number	20(xsd:integer)
amount	10.0 30.0
Games	Carma2 CarmaTDR CarmaPS Carma
float	Collision energy factor: 3.0
Type	1(xsd:integer) Misc.
Group	0(xsd:integer)
Use	Timed
Icon	Icon_C1_pinball.png Icon_C2_pinball.png Icon_C3_pinball.png Srubber.PIX pinball
Action	17(xsd:integer)
flags	1(xsd:integer)
iconPS	Icon_CPS_pinball.png
abstract	The Pinball Mode is a powerup that affects the level's physics: it makes object collisions bounce off as if they were pinballs against bumpers. This means that hitting an opponent will make it and the player each bounce back a bit. The same applies to pedestrians, drones, etc. Smacking against a solid piece of the terrain won't make it bounce back, obviously. The harder the impact, the more the object bounces back. This means that in confined spots, this can be dangerous. One smack against the wall can make the car bounce back, hit another wall, bounce, hit another, bounce, etc., and during all this time, accumulate damage. It's also worth noting that the bounces are stronger than the initial impact, which means that in the previous example, each bounce is stronger. In a matter of seconds, a vehicle can be completely wasted. Due to the impacts being each time stronger, sometimes, a small hop is enough to make the car jump a bit, then, a little, then a bounce, then a big bounce, then a lot. This usually happens when recovering. Carmageddon: TDR 2000 also features a powerup that does the same, except the player doesn't bounce. It's called Reverse Pinball Mode.

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