In Jailbreak, like in many other game types, your objective is to frag the opposing players — but unlike other game types, fragged players go straight into safe custody in the enemy jail when they're killed. To get them out of there, one of their teammates will have to fight his way into the enemy base and trigger the jail release switch that's hidden there (Jailbreak!). It is your task to defend your prison release switch and to free your own teammates when they're in jail. If your opponents manage to get all members of your team in prison, the opposing team will score a point, and your team will die a horrible death.Jailbreak strongly focuses on team play and forces players to take on different roles for their team as the game goes on: defending their release switch, going into offense to frag opponents, or attacking the enemy base to release your own team members from prison. You'll have to be a versatile player to survive and win a game of Jailbreak.
Well "Just my 2 cents" is a saying as in, "here is what I had to say, or here is my input" but I would obviously donate more than that =PJailbreak isn't that fast if you increase the score limit =P that's why I prefer a limit of 5 over the average 3 =] and by heavily relying on your allies it only boosts the want for strategy and true team play. I typically play this with bots and friends so I haven't really had much of a chance to play with others online =/ except when I got lucky and saw a listen server online, which funny enough was really popular =D
I've played it, quite fun.I would like a multi-gametype server where this could be included. Maybe some day...
I was joking about the two cents thing. I'm sorry I meant the time it takes for a whole team to get jailed. Then again I have only played it with bots and with the YaRM mutators.
