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==Game Log Text== | ==Game Log Text== | ||
| − | *[BURP]! | + | *[ BURP ]! <nowiki>[Falling player]</nowiki> crashes into <nowiki>[Crashed player]</nowiki>!. |
| + | *[ BURP ]! <nowiki>[Falling player]</nowiki> crashes into the Field! | ||
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{{WeatherNav}} | {{WeatherNav}} | ||
[[Category:Weather]] | [[Category:Weather]] | ||
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Horizon (weather) is a weather condition introduced in Season 1 (NEW).
During games played in Horizon weather, there is a chance for players to fall out of the Black Hole (Black Hole), and land in unknown locations. Even rarer, a player can fall out of the Black Hole (Black Hole) and knock a player currently on-field into an unknown location instead, effectively replacing them in the roster.
Game Log Text
- [ BURP ]! [Falling player] crashes into [Crashed player]!.
- [ BURP ]! [Falling player] crashes into the Field!
