Timebomb Duels maps shape how you chase an opponent or escape one. A route that works across decks may need a different approach when the next arena puts a gap between platforms.
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Double-Decker
Move between two decks and track opponents through the transparent upper floor.
- Layout
- Two-level arena
- Landmarks
- Lower deck, transparent upper deck, ledges, and truss ladders
- Movement focus
- Change levels while tracking the bomb holder through the floor.
- Route advice
- Learn reliable routes between decks and check an opponent's position before committing to a drop.
Suspended
Cross separated platforms at different heights with jumps and ladder routes.
- Layout
- Separated elevated platforms
- Landmarks
- Floating platforms and ladders at different heights
- Movement focus
- Link platform jumps with ladder routes.
- Route advice
- Practice each gap and locate a return route before using a jump during a chase.
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Learn an exit before a chase
When you enter an unfamiliar arena, look for a route you can repeat without guessing. Start with nearby ladders and platforms, then connect them into a longer path. A jump you barely made once is a risky escape plan.
Keep track of where your route ends. Reaching another level helps less if you have to stop there and search for the next way out. Learn a return path as well as the outward jump so you can change direction when an opponent follows.
