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Fiesta game mode

The Fiesta game mode changes the rules you play by through wave modifiers- maybe shooting zeds regenerates health, or everything is faster, or only certain types of zeds spawn. The kicker? One of these wave modifiers is chosen at random and in effect for the duration of one wave. The next wave will always have a new and different wave modifier, so try to be prepared for anything!

-> Players are granted random weapons and each zed is a random species, which include extra weapons and extra zeds.
-> A money-making wave where dosh wads rain from the sky around players and zeds.
-> Damaging and killing zeds increase how heavy the money falls but being damaged by zeds turns the money into nasty red IOUs that sap your money away.
-> A money-making wave where all players' weapons are replaced with the extra weapon Dosh Machine Gun (DMG) until the end of the wave.
-> Zeds sometimes split in two upon dying.
-> A timed wave where fast zeds spawn incessently.
-> Occasionally zed captains spawn that can rally other zeds to become even faster.
-> Zeds' heads are bigger and killing them makes players' heads bigger too.
-> Increased player head size last for the rest of the game and grants bragging rights.
-> A timed wave where all players' inventories are replaced with a weak weapon and killing zeds grants stronger ones, although being damaged reverses the process.
-> Make it to the last weapon to permanently unlock a powerful extra weapon for the rest of the wave.
-> A timed wave where killing zeds spawns stronger species in their place but being damaged by zeds prevents this.
-> Make it to the end of this chain to spawn an extra zed that drops all sorts of goodies when you kill it.
-> Zeds and players alike shrink during zed time.
-> Suggested by Nic Nac.
-> Players take very little damage from zeds and their attacks are supercharged explosives for the duration of the wave.
-> The only zeds that spawn are three varieties of fleshpound, one of which is an extra zed that deflects projectiles.
-> A third person camera wave where players' weapons are removed and jumping on zeds damages them for the duration of the wave.
-> Suggested by -Dare Devil/x/.
-> Players' health drops to critical levels and all traditional healing grants armor instead.
-> Each zed kill replenishes a small amount of health.
-> A timed wave where the lighting gets spooky and an intangible ghost sometimes appears to chase players.
-> If the ghost grabs a player a haunting is initiated and things get both spookier and tougher for a short time.
-> A third person camera wave.
-> Zed time is replaced with stopped time during which time stops for either players or zeds and always for projectiles.
-> Killing zeds may stop time for zeds and players taking damage or getting kiled may stop time for players.


-> Found on Fiesta and Zed Game waves, this metallic zed may drop dosh, ammo, armor, or even weapons when killed.
-> Found on Fiesta and Power Overwhelming waves, this beefier fleshpound deflects non-hitscan projectiles when enraged.
-> Found on Fiesta and Haunting waves, this spectral terror's intangible form makes him impossible to kill- he's already dead.

-> Found on Fiesta and Weapon Game waves, this modified AA-12 now shoots RPG-7 rockets.
-> Found on Fiesta and Show me the Dosh waves, this modified Stoner 63A shoots money instead of bullets. Every shot missed loses you money but hits somehow return it with interest.
-> Found on Fiesta waves, this modified VLAD-1000 Nailgun shoots Railgun projectiles that penetrate zeds and reflect off surfaces.


-> Player performance is tracked during a wave.
-> Highest score is shown to everyone in server alongside the player's name and date achieved.
-> Player's personal highest score is also shown to compare alongside the server's high score.
-> High scores are unique to each wave- one might track money earned while another might track headshots, etc.
-> Player save data is stored at: 'My Documents\my games\KillingFloor2\KFGame\Autosaves\Fiesta_ClientSaveData0.fsd'
-> High score data is stored at: 'My Documents\my games\KillingFloor2\KFGame\Autosaves\Fiesta_ServerSaveData.fsd' for solo play and 'Binaries\Win64\Fiesta_ServerSaveData.fsd' on servers.
-> These files have been known to cause crashes if they get corrupted. Save a backup first and delete them if you think you're experiencing crashes because of them.

From the menu open the console with ` and then type in 'open <mapname>?game=Fiesta.Fiesta', minus the quotes

Server batch file:
'start .\Binaries\win64\kfserver <mapname>?Game=Fiesta.Fiesta', minus the quotes.


- The config file should be located at 'My Documents\my games\KillingFloor2\KFGame\Config\KFFiesta.ini' for solo play and 'KillingFloor2\KFGame\Config\KFFiesta.ini' for dedicated servers.
- Resetting the config may be necessary whenever I tweak the values within it, I'll try to start using cfg_Version starting now to avoid this.
- To reset the config file you have three options.
1) delete it and restart KF2, then run the Fiesta game mode
2) set cfg_Version to 0 inside the config, then restart KF2 and run the Fiesta game mode.
3) enter 'mutate reset to default' into the console while Fiesta is running(minus the quotes), then restart KF2 and run the Fiesta game mode.
- Notes on individual config variables have been moved to the 'Config variable descriptions' discussion as the workshop description for Fiesta has grown too long.

v1.0.0(KF2v1067): https://www.dropbox.com/s/zkrronyc7h3rc7p/KF2_GameMode_Fiesta%20v1-0-0%20source%2006-23-2018.zip?dl=0

Nic Nac, for their testing, suggestions, and Power Overwhelming wave idea.
-Dare Devil/x/, for their testing, suggestions, and Armor Up wave idea.
Vivaldi, for their testing and suggestions.