FMA's Pro Mole

Acronym: FMA's Pro Mole
Name: FMA's Pro Mole Shopper
Type: Battle
Submitted by: FMA

Download this scheme:
Example replays: Downloaded 321 time(s)

Time: June 04, 2016, 02:18 PM
Description:
My Mole Shopper scheme is almost the same as Ramone’s scheme that is used in TUS leagues, but with a few differences, which improve the scheme IMO:

There is no Mortar, Uzi or Dragon Ball to be found in crates. These weapons are useless 95% of the time as they have too little offensive and tactical value, thus not being strategically relevant as far as the scheme goes. There is no point in wasting turns to go for crates if you can find useless stuff (they’re empty crates for such a scheme pretty much) while your opponent may find x3 Cluster Bombs in a single crate or even Banana Bomb, so it’s ideal to have enabled only the weak weapons that can actually do something effective, such as Mine and Homing Missile, to balance with the strong ones in your inventory. If you’re going to farm for crates, they must be worth the turns spent, because you could be spending them for other purposes instead.
The other difference is the inclusion of Prod (normal power – 3) as an infinite weapon in the inventory as I’ve seen no reason not to have it. If I eventually find any good reason to remove it or if anyone points out any, I will do it.

Edit:
I only fixed two improper settings originating from Ramone’s scheme, which do not alter anything in regards to the gameplay of the scheme:

The weapon delays Ramone forgot to remove from the Intermediate scheme are now disabled. This setting is required if all players are using Worms Armageddon version 3.8, otherwise the delayed weapons will be prevented from spawning in crates from the beginning of the games.
The Stockpiling mode is now off as teams aren’t supposed to start the game with weapons and utilities from previous rounds, even in the case of a draw, since it’s a shopping type of scheme. This also allows adjusting in-game the Victories Required option according to the number of rounds arranged by the players (e.g. Bo1, Bo3, Bo5…).