Today and for the next 2 weeks, you’ll be a pirate. “Mummy!! I swear if I’m alive after this, I’ll quit being a pirate. “Be brave, mate! And praise the great Elisah for only her can save our pirate souls…” “Captain Nemouse, captain Nemouse! We are heading straight through a tornado!!” Ready to go on your boat and brave the sea? What could possibily go wrong? Putting aside sharks, ennemies, mutinies and diseases? Nothing! Haha. Mice may create their own bounce without a large fall by jumping and jumping again: the second jump will be slightly higher. By falling, mice can create their own trampoline-like bounce, from which they must immediately jump off to reach the necessary platform. These mice have failed and are partying.īootcamp maps are increasingly forcing players to use the tiny bounce from falling in order to reach the height necessary. The choco cannot be reached unless mice utilize the bounce to get from falling in order to assist their jump. These are generally done the same way as one would reach height on a trampoline: jumping at the height of your bounce. Because trampolines bounce mice back at inconsistent speeds, mice generally run back and forth, hitting it and immediately running away, until they find that it bounces them back at a sufficient speed.Ī few bootcamp maps force mice to use anchored balls as trampolines to bounce to higher heights. Some maps rely on running into a trampoline wall in order to gain speed to reach the next obstacle. Main article: Wall jump § Lava and trampoline Trampoline speed
Air jumping (the act of jumping mid-air). 
Corner jumping (the act of gaining momentum by timing a jump on a corner). Wall jumping (the act of climbing a wall). Most bootcamp maps require excessive use of these three basic techniques: Another issue was that once there was one mouse left on the map, the time was reduced to 20 seconds, often causing the last mouse to run out of time before reaching the hole. Most of the time bootcamping was spent cheering on the few surviving mice, of which most often died eventually as well. The primary issue with the bot system was that there was there could be a nearly 2-minute wait between each round, and considering the difficulty of the bootcamp maps, most mice died by the first corner jump. Occasionally more rooms (bootcamp6) were created to accommodate numbers of mice. There were 3 actively held bootcamp rooms, bootcamp1 through bootcamp3, bootcamp4 and bootcamp5 sometimes. Bots included Bootmouse, Redobear, Testmodbot, Mapeditor, Xop, and others. Bots did not move or respond to any other requests. The bot could also be asked rules and help. Mice voted by whispering the bot either extend or skip. The system for bots was to take over the shaman position, keep the same map for a certain amount of rounds, during the end of which the bot would ask though moderation for mice to vote to continue to play this map, or to skip to the next one. Previous to the /bootcamp update, active bootcamping rooms relied on a bot moderator who automatically set the room's map to a bootcamp map and recorded times. The most interesting feature is that every 15 seconds, dead mice and mice that joined the room after the start of the round automatically respawn. Bootcamp rooms run for six minutes per round and only play approved bootcamp maps. Swearing too intensely is not allowed, as it can cause drama and ruin the whole game.Īny room with "bootcamp" in its name is a bootcamp room. Suicide must be committed if stuck in a position in which it is impossible to recover and complete the map, or lag will occur. Mice may not stand by corners or turn arounds, as it makes it difficult for other mice to corner jump and do turn arounds. 
The map must be completed without the aid of the shaman.To officially play and complete a bootcamp map, mice must follow a certain set of rules.
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