Version 2

I have released Phone is on hold too. See it HERE.
All download links in this thread have been updated to the second version as well.

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Phone is on hold.

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Phone is on hold.

Not to be mislead by the name, this is a simple, yet chaotically fun minigame. It is similar to regular vehicle Infection minigames in its core mechanics, considering that there is one or two zombies trying to splatter a large group of humans, but that is where the similarities end.
Players
The zombie drives a prowler. Yes, you heard me right, a prowler. The most underrated and underappreciated vehicle in all of Halo 3 has made a comeback!
The humans are on foot and have 75% speed.
Gametype
Change These for Small Parties

Initial Zombie Count: 1
Last Man Standing Bonus: 3 (depending on party size)

Infection

5 rounds - 3 minutes each
Initial Zombie Count: 2
Next Zombie: random
1 life per round

Scoring

Infection Points: 1
Last Man Standing Bonus: 5

Zombie Traits

Invulnerable
Damage Modifier: 0%
Speed: 50%
Gravity: 200%
Vehicle Use: full
Sensors: off
Active Camo: good

Human Traits

Damage Resistance: 100%
Normal Shields
Damage Modifier: 0%
Speed: 75%
Gravity: 200%
Vehicle Use: none
Sensors: normal, 10 meters
Waypoint: visible to everyone
Forced Color: white

Last Man Standing Traits

Forced Color: black
Everything else: unchanged

If you didn't read that, there is one important thing you should know.
When playing in small parties, you should make:

Initial Zombie Count: 1
Last Man Standing Bonus: 3

Map
The arena is a giant rectangle, filled to the brim with small blocks, which are moved by the prowlers as they splatter the humans. The blocks are set to never respawn, so as the game progresses, they slowly disappear. The less blocks there are, the easier it is for the prowlers maneuver and splatter humans.

There are also four teleporters on the map, one in each corner. They take you to the center of the arena, where the prowlers drop in. These teleportals prevent you from being trapped in the corners of the arena, and also provide and easy escape from certain death. Be careful though, as the arena clears of blocks, you become more vulnerable to the prowlers.

An overview of the map from the outside. Don't worry; it's inescapable.

An overview of the map with the top layer removed to show the zombie drop-shoots.

An overview of the arena. The humans spawn along the outer edges. The zombies
drop down into the two open areas.

A side view of the arena. The corner teleporters take humans to the receiver nodes
randomly.

A closer view of the arena. Notice that the receiver nodes are in the air. They can't be
blocked.

This is the zombie spawn. The teleporter takes him...

...here. He gets into the prowler and drives forward...

...and he falls down this hole.

The humans spawn along the walls.

This is what the arena looks like from the human point of view.

This is what it looks like when a zombie drops into the arena.

When a human gets trapped in a corner, or needs a quick escape, he takes this sender...

...and goes here. The two zombie drop-shoots are in the center of the arena, so as the
arena becomes empty, this tactic becomes more dangerous.

The blocks really restrict the movement of the prowlers at first, but as time progresses,
the arena becomes emptier.

What was I saying about empty? This is near the end of a round.

But, while the blocks are there, they can be used as cover.

A lot of cover can quickly become...

...no cover, which almost always means...

...death. The Last Man turns black, but he soon dies as well.

That's it. Have fun and watch out for those prowlers!Downloads
Phone is (gametype) on hold. (map)Version 2

I have released Phone is on hold too. See it HERE.