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If you're looking for the Unreal Tournament 2003 and Unreal Tournament 2004 version of the map, you might want to check CTF-Geothermal (UT200X map).

The subject of this article appeared in Unreal Championship.

"Welcome to the Kretzig Geothermal Facility. We provide heat and water to nearly 20,000 prisoners housed in the nearby penal colony. Thanks to the Tournaments we've been able to add protein bales to our list of exports. Don't worry though, it's nobody you know."
Map description

CTF-Geothermal is a Capture the Flag map from Unreal Championship.

Map description[]

Weapons and pickups[]

Weapons[]

Weapon Count Location
W : -
A : 2
Weapon: -
Ammo: -
W : 2
A : 4
Weapon: -
Ammo: -
W : 2
A : 9
Weapon: -
Ammo: -
W : 2
A : 4
Weapon: -
Ammo: -
W : 2
A : 4
Weapon: -
Ammo: -
W : 1
A : 2
Weapon: -
Ammo: -
W : 2
A : 2
Weapon: -
Ammo: -

Pickups[]

Pickup Count Location
12
-
1
-
22
-


Walkthrough[]

"Welcome to the Kretzig Geothermal Facility. We provide heat and water to nearly 20,000 prisoners housed in the nearby penal colony. Thanks to the Tournaments we've been able to add protein bales to our list of exports. Don't worry though, it's nobody you know."
Mission description

Tips and tricks[]

Trivia[]

  • There are two empty "Wildcard bases" (bases which can hold multiple items at once) in this map.
  • According to it's author, the map is inspired by the custom UT map CTF-Kretzig, which was sold to be part of Dark Sector. A map called CTF-Kretzig can be found in the Unreal Championship betas, but it's unknown if they are the same map due to differences in layout.
  • This version doesn't feature the underwater areas, due to the lack of swimming in the game.
  • In the betas, the intro text was much, much longer:
"Heat and water. Two very precious commodities when you live on a planet as cold as the Emperor's heart.

Alleria's Kretzig Geothermal Station is built upon a rocky promontory on the Wilhelm Kretzig Ridge, a barren and stony expanse named for the first deep-space explorer to set foot on the planet. The plant provides heat energy and water to the local penal colonies by drilling deep below the surface rock to the superheated subterranean hot springs.

Water from these springs is pumped into a small reservoir on the surface where the heat is absorbed by highly conductive cooling vanes. Once it has cooled it then passes through a filtration system where virtually all the impurities are removed. The high concentration of radioactive elements in the bedrock contributes to a moderate level of radioactivity in the water, but reports have it indicated that it shouldn't constitute a threat to anyone exposed to it for a short period of time.

The facility is fully automated and constructed of high-density alloys, which make it a perfect locale for League matches. Flag stations for CTF matches are located at opposite ends of the structure and can be reached via an extended bi-level corridor complete with viewports that allow participants to observe movements on the icy plain. Supply lifts allow for rapid changes in elevation, a necessity when an enemy is acquiring a lock on you. Blast doors distributed along the length of the corridor provide adequate protection from enemy fire, but don't get too comfortable, the central turbine room can provide a player with an unpleasant surprise as enemies appear from behind the monolithic turbine shields."
UC Beta
  • The map originally had a layout which was very similar to UT map CTF-Dreary, with the bases sharing some similarities to the console version of the map.

Author's Notes[]

"CTF-Geothermal was based off of CTF-Kretzig. A simple layout with a two layered middle room and two ways into the flag room. In the end a very frantic map and it is quite hard to score on it. (...) CTF-Kretzig was my first none DM map. It had an 8 shaped layout with an underwater part that brought you from base to base. It was made in Unreal Tournament and sold to be used as a Dark Sector arena. It later got converted to Unreal Championship. Unfortunately the underwater part had to be removed, since UC didn't have swimming. It lost a lot of its interest because of this lack of a third route. (...)"
Checker's Chapel[1]


Gallery[]

External links and references[]

See also[]

Capture the Flag maps for Unreal Championship
Bonus Pack maps: 
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