Trouble in Terrorist Town (TTT) is a psychological game of cat and mouse.

Here's an always growing and evolving list of players who frequent our TTT server. Feel free to provide paragraphs, tactics, and improvements for your or other's bio's.

Guns, guns, and more guns. This will be your main method in eliminating whatever terrorist you come across, unless you're Crash, that is. Besides putting holes into things with the power of shooty, some have neat side-functions you can make use of.

Each weapon is different from any other. They individually follow a certain distinguished playstyle, based off of its varying base stats. The current list of "prefix categories" is as below:

You can only have pistols for a secondary weapon. While they won't replace your primary, they can make up for it!

Grenades take up their own slot; you can only hold 1 grenade.

Traitors and detectives are given credits to buy some special tools and weaponry. The buy menu is accessible through the context meny key, which by default is bound to <C>. All item are worth 1 credit, and more credits can be obtained by looting dead traitors and detectives of their credits or killing innocents/traitors depending on your role. Innocents cannot use credits.

Traitors start out with 2 credits to buy things with. An extra lone wolf bonus credit is given if you're the only traitor at the round start. Traitors get credits as a percent of innocents are killed, and an extra credit for detective kills. Traitors can also loot credits off of other dead traitors and detectives.

Detectives only start out with 1 credit, but they get body armor for free. They earn an extra credit for each traitor killed, and can also loot credits off of dead detectives and traitors.

Stick together! Groups of threes are best just in case your buddy pair was a traitor…unless both your pals are traitors then you're screwed. While it may seem like a bright idea, sticking in extremely large groups tends to not end well once a firefight starts; it also makes it easier for traitors to use destructive area-of-effect.

Look for suspicious behavior! Traitors will have to deviate to sneakily kill people. Make sure you report such suspicious activity (unlike Popzix) and keep track of them. The tab menu allows you to tag other people as friends, suspicious, etc.

If you find dead bodies, make sure to ID them, and if a detective is present, call the detective to the body if the DNA is still fresh!

Act normal! Most traitors inadvertently end up changing how they act and end up being more suspicious. Be aware of how you normally behave and follow that act. It can be helpful to act suspicious while an innocent, letting you keep the same act once a traitor.

Some people also consider being silent suspicious. Not responding to a life check is the strongest evidence of suspicion there is…but it is not grounds for KOS. Try and save yourself by claiming that your mic was muted or that you weren't paying attention.

Are all your innocents clustering together like scuttlebugs? A well-placed C4, HE grenade, or rocket launcher can make short work of the jamboree. Style points if you jihad bomb them B)

Alternatively, you can either pick them off with a ranged weapon if one is available; lure them away using a radio; or cause chaos with smokes, incendiaries, and Mesp's favorite, the G.T.F.E.

Strike fear in the hearts of those pesky terrorists by hanging your freshly acquainted cadavers! Strew them about like bloody marionettes, and stick a tripmine or two for good measure.

Or alternatively, dispose of unidentified bodies with the flaregun or hiding them somewhere where nobody will see. Make sure to sneakily look credits off of the corpses of detectives and your fellow traitors!

You have a DNA scanner, make use of it to track traitors! Tell other innocents to call detectives to dead bodies, and make sure to ID them for good measure so that all innocents can check out the details.

The radar will always report how many living terrorists there still are, even if you haven't ID'd the bodies; don't forget this!

The visualizer can be a great tool to figure out where the kill happened, especially if it was very recent. These will also give away sniper nests!

If you don't have a reason to, don't buy anything from the store! Wait until traitor activity is reported, then accordingly dole out your credits on the tools you need. You wouldn't want a traitor to steal your FN P90, would you? For example, you can buy the defuser when there is a C4 in need of defusing.

The detective has access to a personal arsenal of some of the most powerful weapons. Whatever you do, make sure it doesn't fall into traitor hands!

If you're staked out with a bunch of confirmed innocents, make use of the health station to get your gang back into business!