In Assault games, your flag must be carried to the enemy base. Without Assault your job is to steal the enemy flag and bring it to your base.

If Single Flag, each team gets a flag. Otherwise, the teams have to share a flag and it swaps bases according to the time interval selected.

If Flag At Home to Score, then your flag must be at your home base for you to score. If you are playing Assault then the enemy flag has to be at their base for you to score. Screwy ain't it? If you are not playing Flag At Home to Score, then all you have to do is get the flag to the appropriate base - which makes things much easier.

If you are playing with the Moving Hill then the hill will teleport to a new location after a while - usually right after you get there.

The Score to Win is the number of minutes a person or team has to accumulate on the hill for the game to end.

King of the Hill can be played as a free-for-all or with teams.

With the Death Bonus option after you die and respawn you’ll run a little faster.

With the Kill in Order option you have to kill your designated target to score. The target will change each time you make a kill.

With the Kill Penalty option every time you kill another player, you will run a little slower.

Slayer can be played as a free-for-all or with teams.

The Trait With Ball determines whether someone holding the ball has any advantageous or disadvantageous abilities. Trait Without Ball determines the same thing for poor ball-less players.

Ball Type is the most complicated setting here. If it is Normal then you have the usual kind of Oddball with palyers scoring time by holding the ball. Reverse Tag is a ball-less game where the first player to kill another becomes it. Others become it by killing the player who is it. Be it for the specified time to win. In a Juggernaut game the first player to kill becomes the Juggernaut, and scores for all kills. Others take his place by killing him. Once again there is no ball to speak of.

Speed with Ball determines how fast the player with the ball moves.

Random Start determines whether the ball appears at the place designated for it or pops up somewhere unexpected.

Ball Spawn count lets you choose how many balls appear on the map.

The Score to Win is the number of minutes a person or team has to accumulate holding the ball for the game to end.

Oddball can be played as a free-for-all or with teams.

Team Scoring determines how the scores of teams are calculated. Minimum scoring means the team's entire score is the score of the slowest player. Maximum scoring means that the team's score is the score of the fastest player. Sum scoring means that the sum of the scores of all players on a team determines the team's score. This option means nothing if you aren't playing a team game.

The Race Type determines what order the flags must be touched. In a Normal game you must reach all the flags in order. With the Any Order option you complete a lap by touching all the flags in whatever order you please. In a Rally everyone has one point as a destination, and the player who reaches it first scores a lap.

Laps to Win determines the number of laps that have to be completed to win the game.

Race can be played as a free-for-all or with teams.

Number of Lives determines the number of times each player can spawn.

Maximum Health determines the amount of heath and shields players spawn with.

Shields determines if you battle suit will have shields and thus make you harder to kill.

Respawn Time determines the amount of time you have to wait after you die before you can start playing again,

Respawn Time Growth determines the extra amount of time you will have to wait each time you die. Conversely, time to wait when you die is subtracted for every player you kill.

Odd Man Out determines if there is one player who has to wait for someone to die before he can spawn.

Invisible Players determines if all players are visible or not.

Suicide Penalty determines if there is an extra wait to respawn if you are responsible for causing your own death.

Infinite Grenades determines whether players can carry a limitless supply of grenades. Only works in games with 4 or less players.

Vehicle Set determines the vehicles that will appear on the map - and only if the map is designed to allow vehicles.

Weapon Set determines if the map will have a certain mix of weapons present.

Starting Equipment determines whether the map will have the weapons that were designed for it or a generic mix. Note that certain combinations of the Weapons Set setting and the Starting Equipment setting will produce results that you wouldn't normally expect.

Objective Indicator determines where game objectives appear on your HUD.

Other Players on Radar determines whether players will show up on your motion tracker.

Fiend Indicators on Screen determines whether friendly players will show up on your HUD with green triangles over their heads.