Infantry Easter Egg - Physics

There are also hidden images and messages in TDM. If you type "?showphysics", you will see images. If you type "?showvision", you will see messages. Note, however, that both commands cannot be used simultaneously. To see both the hidden images and messages look in the exterior of the map using the commands.

There are also messages in CTF: Twin Peaks! Go to the spot right above the dropship on the right (between it and caves) in spectator mode with ?showphysics on and you'll see HI!! written on the screen!

Interesting ... I had no idea this was still in the game after Sony bought it. For those curious, the message refers to a well known player, Tranquil Rage, who was constantly baiting the map creators. His reward was the showphysics message :) A well known one, and one you probably are already aware of : If you type ?briefing you get a weird little wav play from the original pre-Sony title.

Yeah, Unit92 added that after several hours discussion regarding the "One Spirit" logos in Chambert's Moon back in the day. He added a bunch more too... somewhere around that same area were a few messages like "nothing down here"... In Twin Peaks somewhere there is, or was, one reading "Unit's Garden" and some flowers showing the different physics colours. The reference "Tranq STILL Sux" refers to the original that was placed on the Eol, WZA, map. At N6 there were ?showvision blocks that read "Tranq Sux" That was still in place until recently when Unit expanded the map, and removed those physics.

Yeah, this all started back in WZA when Judicator added OS logos to the Chambert's moon map... In response, Unit added "Tranq Sux" to the then WZA map, Eol. That message was also in the Eol zone until recently at N6. Sadly, the map was extended, and the message is gone. Later on, when Unit made Extreme, "Tranq STILL Sux" was added, much to the amusement of any true vet :) I remember in one zone, I forgot which, there was a "Unit's Garden" in ?showphysics where the different physics colours were used to display, erm, flowers. Not sure if it's still there, wherever there is...