A gametype in Counter Strike where players ( the Counter Terrorists) try to avoid the traps set off by a sometimes single or co-op team of Terrorrists. It is based off of skill and luck. Usually at the end, the Counter terrorist (or Counter Terrorists) challenges the terrorist or the co-op terrorrist team to certain duels including Bhop for the gun, Awp battle, and knife fight.
by UBaKr January 22, 2011
A game where a group of players have to go through a map with various traps along the way. The traps are triggered by another player referred to as "Death," who must kill all the players before they reach the end. To avoid the traps, you can either try to run through them before "Death" hits them, or try to trick "Death" into hitting the trap by mistake by pretending that you're going to go through. If "Death" successfully kills all the players, they win. But if one or more runners make it to the end, the runners win. It's a very popular gamemode in Garry's Mod.
Rules for Deathrun (GMOD):
-If a runner dies, they are out for the rest of the round (with two exceptions; see * below). However, they can still spectate.
* Pushing someone into a trap does not count as a death.
* Any trap that is exceptionally cheap or overpowered does not count as a death.
-Each trap may be triggered only once unless stated otherwise in the map.
-Players are not allowed to sprint unless stated otherwise in the map.
- (Optional) Runners may start with a set number of lives to make it to the end. Usually it's three lives, but it can be two or four depending on the number of players, as well as the length and difficulty of the map.
* If the above rule is implemented, players cannot lose more than one life on any trap, with the exception of the last one.
-Running past all of the traps is a dick move and will get you kicked out of servers.
-Tiebreakers if multiple people make it to the end are optional.
-If a runner dies, they are out for the rest of the round (with two exceptions; see * below). However, they can still spectate.
* Pushing someone into a trap does not count as a death.
* Any trap that is exceptionally cheap or overpowered does not count as a death.
-Each trap may be triggered only once unless stated otherwise in the map.
-Players are not allowed to sprint unless stated otherwise in the map.
- (Optional) Runners may start with a set number of lives to make it to the end. Usually it's three lives, but it can be two or four depending on the number of players, as well as the length and difficulty of the map.
* If the above rule is implemented, players cannot lose more than one life on any trap, with the exception of the last one.
-Running past all of the traps is a dick move and will get you kicked out of servers.
-Tiebreakers if multiple people make it to the end are optional.
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