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Olga Denver was born in Switzerland in 1929 but moved to the UK when she was a baby and settled in Leeds. After training at RADA she performed in various shows; singing, dancing and performing sketches in theatres across the country.
Hal Denver had moved into knife throwing, whip and lasso acts and needed an assistant. Without really knowing what her role entailed Olga took to the stage with Hal and soon found out there was no illusion involved in the act:
One part of their act involved Olga being covered in paper and Hal throwing hatchets at her whilst blindfold. It did not always go to plan and Olga recalls performing on the first television show in Italy and getting cut on the nose by the whip.
The Lasso is a powerful yet risky tool for snaring players at short-to-medium ranges. Friend and foe of both Outlaws and Lawmen, this polarizing weapon can be bought at any General Store for only $200. The Lasso is one of the fastest ways to incapacitate another player and can be used in arresting and robbing.
The Lasso can only be thrown after charging it for roughly 3.5 seconds, indicated by a loud and rapid whooshing noise and the charge bar being full and red. The Lasso can only be held at full charge for 4 seconds. If not thrown within 4 seconds of being fully charged, the charge resets, forcing the user to release the mouse button and hold it again to resume charging.
The trajectory of the Lasso's loop can be influenced by the thrower's velocity and the angle the loop is thrown at. Releasing it while sprinting, aiming high, but not straight up, and at the peak of a jump will throw it the furthest, but be fairly unpredictable, while aiming down and not moving will result in the lasso almost bouncing back into the reel animation immediately if no target is snared.
Reeling back in the lasso after missing a throw takes 1.25 seconds. Hitting a friendly target (typically a fellow Lawman or Citizen, or a Faction Member while Friendly Fire is disabled) will result in the "Friendly Fire!" message and unequip the Lasso.
If a Lasso loop hits a valid target player or non-mini-boss NPC, they will be placed into the "caught" state. This ties their legs via a length of rope to their attacker's hands and ragdolls them, disabling their movement and disallowing use of any tools or weapons. The rope connecting caught players to their attacker may be lengthened or shortened using the Scroll Wheel/Mouse3.
While near their caught player, the attacker may pick up them up with the [E] prompt, placing them into the tied state and allowing them to be carried. If a player is only caught and not yet tied up, the attacker can unequip the lasso, be ragdolled, die, or disconnect to free the caught player. NPCs cannot be picked up or robbed.
Picking up a caught player places them into the "tied" state. While tied, their hands are placed behind their back, and their legs go limp while carried. Picking up a player resets any escape progress they made while caught but will not reset progress made while carried.
While carried, tied players are slung over the shoulder, and restrict the use of their carrier's primary weapons and common sidearms, as if the player was carrying a Money Bag. It is not possible to carry both a Money Bag and a player at the same time.
When mounting a horse while carrying a tied-up player, the victim will be placed stomach-down on the back of the horse. When becoming a passenger on someone's horse while carrying a tied-up player, they will remain on the shoulder.
While carrying a player who has a bounty or danger status as a Citizen or Lawman, players can press [E] to arrest them. Once arrested, the victim is sat on the ground with their hands tied behind their back, which begins a 10-second arrest timer.
If the arrest timer reaches zero, the player will be jailed, dropping their items, sending them to their appropriate prison, and in some cases making them eligible for trial by the Mayor. A player who disconnects or is killed while this timer is active will be jailed and eligible for trial when respawning. The full alive bounty will always be awarded to the player who performed the arrest in any of these cases.
Any player may attempt to untie an arrested player by holding [E] near them, immobilizing themselves and gaining the wanted status if they didn't have one already. This process pauses the arrest timer, and completing the attempt will cause the arrested player to instantly stand back up.
Carried players who are set down may be robbed with [G]. Once the action is completed, the robber will increase their bounty by $88 and receive a Coin Purse, which may be sold at any Outlaw Drop Off Zone for $350.
While caught or tied, a lassoed player may always attempt to escape by mashing the [E] button or clicking the Break Free prompt. This meter constantly and quickly drains and must be completely filled to break free.
The escape prompt will be reset to zero if a caught player is picked up. Picking up an already tied up or previously carried player will not reset their escape attempt. Breaking a player free will ragdoll them briefly, at which point they can be lassoed again before they get up. If a player is stuck in a cycle of being lassoed and broken free, resetting will likely not be an option, and if being repeatedly robbed, the easiest course of action is to leave the server.
Gauchos used boleadoras to capture running cattle or game. Depending on the exact design, the thrower grasps the boleadora by one of the weights or by the nexus of the cords. The thrower gives the balls momentum by swinging them and then releases the boleadora. The weapon is usually used to entangle the animal's legs, but when thrown with enough force might even inflict damage (e.g. breaking a bone).
Traditionally, Inuit have used bolas to hunt birds, fouling the birds in air with the lines of the bola. People of a Feather showed Belcher Island Inuit using bolas to hunt eider ducks on the wing.[3]
There is no uniform design; most bolas have two or three balls, but there are versions of up to eight or nine. Some bolas have balls of equal weight; others vary the knot and cord. Gauchos use bolas made of braided leather cords with wooden balls or small leather sacks full of stones at the ends of the cords.
Bolas of three weights are usually designed with two shorter cords with heavier weights, and one longer cord with a light weight. The heavier weights fly at the front parallel to each other, hit either side of the legs, and the lighter weight goes around, wrapping up the legs.
Ultimate Machines are vehicles that can only be build with ultimate bodies, weapons, wheels and gadgets. They are unique parts that can not be sold but only levelled up by combining pieces of the same part (or with special items).Ultimate Machines are used for Ultimate League, City Kings and All-Stars Event.
All parts and toolboxes are classified in 6 different grades, commonly referred as rarities, showed on the item itself. Parts and toolboxes with higher rarities offer better stats from the lower ones. From worst to best the rarities are: Standard (R1), Polished (R2), Refined (R3), Superior (R4), Outstanding (R5) and Extraordinary (R6).High rarity parts have special perks, from R5 and up have a universal magic bonus applied and R6 parts are associated to a sponsor.
Sponsors are categories that give extra magic bonuses to the ultimate machine if 3 or more parts of the same sponsor are equipped on it. There are 4 different sponsors indicated by 4 differently coloured symbols near the name of a R6 part: Sporty LLC (Yellow), Gluttony Ltd (Red), Naturalis Inc (Green) and Mecha Corp (Blue).
Ultimate Toolboxes can improve the statistics of the ultimate machines or even add special effects like acid or jamming, but they can not raise the energy level of the bodies. The toolboxes effects can only last for a while before disappearing. The higher the rarity, the longer will be the duration of the effect.
The rarity of a part determines how many pieces of the same part you need to upgrade it. Joker Cards are special items that can be used to replace the pieces needed to upgrade a part. Each card equals to one piece of any part that has the same rarity of the card. Upgrading has a cost in Ultimate Cash and also in Tokens at some point depending on the level and the rarity of the part.
Ultimate boxes are similar to normal boxes, but they only contain ultimate parts. The first box you get will contain 8 ultimate parts and 5 tickets. From then on the boxes you get will only contain 2 parts. You can obtain ultimate boxes by moving up a stage in championship, and you can get better boxes with more parts of higher quality in the ultimate championship or in City Kings.
The "Wheels" of the machine are it's entire red bottom, it has impressive pushing force and can drive over curvy terrain and any modified terrains with ease. It can also push the stove forward if it get flipped backwards.
The cloud body is basically the ultimate variation the Diamond body. It was rebalanced from 20 energy with one weapon and one gadget to being the first chassis with no weapon, making up for it with its 30 energy and four gadget slots. A literal piece of poo unless you're interested in using it to construct troll builds, with the most popular being the Anti-Swapper Build. (It flings itself to the bulldozers then switches places with the enemy vehicle)
Special body that resembles a Boulder body, but curved on the edges and trapezoid shape at the bottom. When fighting, it is the only body to still show a character in a battle through it's window except for the Lunokhod.
The Golem body mostly resembles a Titan body. It has 2 weapons slots, 2 gadget slots. It also has 35 power, making it very versatile for different builds. The body is very heavy and Skull Goblet does not make it accelerate faster. The only downside is that it easily flips over from knock back or Electric Lasso if you don't use Lifestone, train wheels or Hidden Claw.
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