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Hey. Today i'm gonna share with you an event called Biohazard. Here's how it works:

 

1. Players register to event

2. After 15 minutes players are being teleported to event zone

3. In 1 minute one of the players (randomly chosen) is being transformed into zombie and chases other players while trying to kill them (when he kills another player he becomes zombie too  :o)

4. If all players was infected or all zombies were killed event end and rewards winning team

 

I haven't made any configs because i was making this event only for personal use so everything is hardcoded  :-\

Event is made for l2jserver(Gracia final) but you can make it for other packs too.

Hope it works because i may have forgotten to put something into that diff. Report any bugs :)

It's possible that you'll have to apply this diff manually.

P.S You have to increase stats for Zombie transformation or infected player will get killed very soon and players will win without any fight.

 

Download - http://hotfile.com/dl/18625263/25dfb94/Biohazard.rar.html

 

Update 1:

-Added admin commands to start and abort the event

*//bh_start - starts the event

*//bh_abort - aborts the event

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