TOPIC: [PROPHUNT] Information Thread

This is the information thread for the ZARP Gaming Prophunt server. Here you can find any important information regarding the gamemode, including any small guides for the server.

If you feel that your post should be added here, or you have a suggestion for the thread or the server, please contact one of the Community Team members!

The Complete guide:

When you connect to the server you will be automatically watching the current round in progress. You will be dead and you can tell this by pressing and holding tab so you can then see everyone's name on the server.

Like this:



NOTE: The red cross next to your name indicates if you are alive or dead, you can also see this on other people to see who is left alive etc.

Whilst you are waiting to play you can read the rules so you can avoid being punished on the server by the staff.

How to play:

When you are in a round you will either be a Hunter or a Prop.

As a Prop your job is to hide so that the Hunters won't be able to find you.

Props Team:



Click join team if you wish to switch from Hunters to Props or from Spectators to Props.


Props have to hide!

There are many objects in a map that a prop can hide as, to select a prop - go up to it and you will see an outline (red meaning you are too far to select it - green meaning you can select it) when the outline is green press the LMB (left mouse button / left click) and you have now become the object you clicked on! (You can also pick up objects by holding E again)[/li]

There are many objects in a map that a prop can hide as, to select a prop - go up to it and you will see an outline (red meaning you are too far to select it - green meaning you can select it) when the outline is green press the LMB (left mouse button / left click) and you have now become the object you clicked on! (You can also pick up objects by holding E again)

Now that you are a prop - time to go hide! Bear in mind your prop rotates when you move your mouse, press C to prevent this from happening! Meaning you can look around without your prop having to move!

Hunters Team:



Find the props who are (mostly) hiding as objects - some objects don't blend in with the environment, to test if they are the human or an actual prop: Hold the letter E to pick up the object, if the object lifts up to your head (or eye-level) then this is a normal prop - no need to shoot it.

If you cannot lift the object it is one of two things: A - It is a human prop (therefore you shoot it till it's dead) or B - the object is too heavy.

Hunters win by killing every prop within the time given.

To scroll through your weapons press the number keys (1-5) OR scroll with the mouse wheel and left click (to see what weapons you can unlock as your levels progress press F1 - these weapons vary from pistols, shotguns, automatic rifles and a grenade launcher - sometimes there are pickups in the maps such as Grenades or Rocket Launchers.

What happens when you get xp points:

When you win a round as a Prop you have a chance to gain extra xp for things such as:

- Longest Survivor (Only when last alive)

- Most Movement (You moved around the map the most)

- Least Movement (You moved around the map the least)

- Most taunts (Use taunts by pressing F3 or F7 if you have bought a taunt in the F4 menu)

When you win a round as a Hunter you have a chance to gain extra xp for things such as:

- Most kills (For killing the most amount of props)

- First blood (For killing a prop first)

- Angriest player (For shooting the most amount of props)

Spectator's Team:

If you need to go AFK or just want to watch the round rather than play it then click the Spectator button in the tab menu.



If you win a round you will automatically get 40xp. When you get enough xp you will level up. There are 30 levels overall and every 3 levels will unlock a new Weapon. The levels and weapons can be found here. You can see how much xp you have when you press and hold tab and look at the bottom middle of your screen.



There are a total of 10 rounds per map and you can find out what round it is by pressing and holding tab and looking at the top right of the screen.

1.Newbie
Starting Rank

2.Rookie
400 exp needed

3.Amateur
800 exp needed

4.Decent
1,000 exp needed

5.Average
1,200 exp needed

6.Semi-Pro
1,400 exp needed

7.Professional
1,600 exp needed

8.Master
1,800 exp needed

9.Lord
2,000 exp needed

10.King
2,200 exp needed

11.Infamous
2.400 exp needed

12.Destroyer
2.600 exp needed

13.Eliminator
2,800 exp needed

14.Annihilator
3,000 exp needed

15.Fearless
3,200 exp needed

16.Hound
3,400 exp needed

17.Beast
3,600 exp needed

18.Titan
3,800 exp needed

19.Terminator
4,000 exp needed

20.Emperor
4,200 exp needed

21.Abnormal
4,400 exp needed

22.Berserk
4,600 exp needed

23.Predator
4,800 exp needed

24.Assassin
5,000 exp needed

25.Gruesome
5,200 exp needed

26.Indomitable
5,400 exp needed

27.Omniscient
5,600 exp needed

28.Draconic
16,600 exp needed

29.Demon
28,600 exp needed

30.Satanic
30,000 exp needed

31.Phantom
32,000 exp needed

32.Marvelous
34,000 exp needed

33.Daemon
38,000 exp needed

34.Monarch
40,000 exp needed

35.Fanatic
42,000 exp needed

36.Cultist
44,000 exp needed

37.Bloodthirsty
46,000 exp needed

38.Merciless
48,000 exp needed

39.Ace
50,000 exp needed

40.Unpredictable
54,000 exp needed

41.Impracticable
58,000 exp needed

42.Psychopath
62,000 exp needed

43.Maniac
66,000 exp needed

44.Dangerous
70,000 exp needed

45.Public Enemy
74,000 exp needed

46.Godlike
78,000 exp needed

47.Demi-God
82,000 exp needed

48.God
86,000 exp needed

49.GodKing
90,000 exp needed

50.Etherious
95,000 exp needed

Hello! So it has come to my attention that some people are confused with what exploiting is and what spots are exploiting. With this simple trick that I'm going to tell you, you don't need to know all of the spots that are exploits. It's simple, when picking out a hiding spot ask yourself these two questions. Is there any way for hunters to see me from here? And can a hunter shoot me while I'm here?
Keep in mind that if it's hard to see a prop from that position but you can still be seen if the hunter stands on a specific spot it's not exploiting the map. It's called a good hiding spot.
The specific rules for exploiting:


Now for some examples. Obviously I'm not going to tell you how to do the exploits.
Example of what is not an exploit:

Examples of exploits:


Now you know how to see the difference between exploits and good hiding spots.
Also keep in mind that secret rooms are obviously not exploits.