I Crashed a PLANE During Prop Hunt! (Teardown)

Brief summary

This is a Prop Hunt match played in Teardown on an airport map. Hiders disguise themselves as airport props (suitcases, doors, benches, cars, planes, etc.) while a seeker hunts them. Chaos ensues: jetways and planes get destroyed, the terminal catches fire between rounds, explosives are used, and one player ends up driving and crashing a plane.

Storyline / match flow

• The seeker enters an airport map where hiders use many airport props and locations: jetways, luggage carts, the terminal and plane interiors, roof/control tower, bridge on-ramps, caves, and bushes.
• Map elements are destructible and some are destroyed during the round (jetways, radar, planes). Fires can persist from previous rounds and doors/elevators may be broken or behave oddly after a reset.
• Hiders attempt creative and silly spots (becoming doors, luggage, benches, cars, trees, cones, elevators). The seeker uses sound cues, explosives, and environmental destruction to flush them out.

Notable moments: - A pipe bomb accidentally detonates a suitcase hider. - One player drives and crashes a plane. - The terminal remains on fire between rounds.

Gameplay highlights / mechanics

Props and hiding places:

• Luggage and luggage carts
• Benches, doors, cones, trees, bushes
• Buses, cars, elevators, plane interiors, jetways
• Control tower, radar dish, caves, bridge on-ramps

Interactions and controls:

• E: interact (pick up extinguisher, assist, use objects)
• C: switch to third-person view
• Hold left-click: taunt (makes noise)

UI and indicators:

• Proximity meters (e.g., “10 m”, “30”, “77 m”) to locate hiders
• Sprint meter exists but replenishes slowly

Tools and weapons:

• Pipe bombs and explosives (used by seekers to test/clear props)
• Fire extinguisher (to fight fires)

Environmental behavior:

• Destroying jetways and planes removes hiding places.
• Some elevators and doors are broken or function oddly after map resets.
• Fires can persist between rounds (“terminal on fire”).
• Ropes, tethers, and vehicle physics produce unexpected interactions (floating cars, ropes attached to vehicles).

Strategies & key tips

For seekers:

• Use sound cues and taunts to reveal hiders (listen for meows, burps, movement).
• Destroy likely hiding areas (jetways, luggage piles, planes) to force hiders out.
• Use explosives (pipe bombs) to test suspicious objects — but be mindful of collateral damage (you may blow up the prop and kill the hider).
• Check vertical spaces: roofs, control tower, inside planes and jetways, top of terminals.
• Switch to third-person (C) for a broader view.
• Pay attention to proximity meters to narrow down direction.

For hiders:

• Be creative: blend in as airport props (luggage, carts, doors, benches) or use unexpected spots (trees, bushes, caves, inside planes).
• Avoid obvious, noisy taunts near seekers unless baiting is intentional.
• Don’t rely on destructible places that can be removed (jetways, vehicles).
• Watch for broken doors/elevators that might trap you; props can sometimes get stuck trying to pass through doors.

Practical tips:

• Press E to interact with useful items (extinguisher, etc.).
• Use taunts strategically to misdirect or check if someone is nearby.
• Keep sprint meter in mind—movement bursts are short.
• If a plane or large prop is driveable, expect unpredictable physics and map-wrecking results.

Bugs & quirks

• Certain props or interactions can be buggy: inability to become some objects, getting stuck trying to fit through doors, and broken elevators.
• Map reset doesn’t always restore everything — fires or destroyed items can persist.
• Some players experienced confusing proximity indicators or unclear direction readings.
• Reports of “four minute props not working” and other subtitle/auto-generated inconsistencies.

Players / sources featured

• Spy
• Komodo (subtitles also show Komado, Kimono)
• Kimo
• Opie
• Editor (mentioned as a role)
• V (mentioned briefly)
• Audience (viewers/interactive audience referenced)

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