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Sulfur is a community-created Control Point map.
Sulfur was contributed to the Steam Workshop.
Locations
- Point D: The final point; this point can be captured before A, B, and C. Features boiling water as an environmental hazard.
Point D.
Environmental hazards
The final point (D) of Sulfur contains boiling water (indicated by steam and bubbles at its surface) that slowly kills the player; this is the first map to have this type of environmental hazard. However, the steaming water on other parts of the map are harmless.
Strategy
Main article: Community Sulfur strategy
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Update history
July 12, 2023 Patch #1 (Summer 2023)
- Added Sulfur to the game.
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