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 Graphwar is an artillery game in which you must hit your enemies using mathematical functions. The trajectory of your shot is determined by the function you wrote, and your goal is to avoid the obstacles and your teammates and hit your enemies. The game takes place in a Cartesian Plane.
 
-![cam](/../screenshots/ss1graphwar.png?raw=true)
+![cam](https://www.graphwar.com/graphwar_1/ss1graphwar.png)
 
 ## Game Modes
 
+![Normal Function](https://www.graphwar.com/graphwar_1/funcNormal.png)![First Order Differential Equation](https://www.graphwar.com/graphwar_1/funcFst.png)![Second Order Differential Equation](https://www.graphwar.com/graphwar_1/funcSnd.png)
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 ## Normal Function 
 
 The Normal Function mode is the most basic mode. In this mode the function shot is simply the function you typed in, so the trajectory of your shot will be same trajectory as the function's graph. 
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 ## Common Pitfalls
 
-![cam](/../screenshots/ss2Graphwar.png?raw=true)
+![cam](https://www.graphwar.com/graphwar_1/ss2Graphwar.png)
 
 The translation of the function have some confusing consequences. First, any constant added to your function is irrelevant to the result. For example, the functions y = 2*x + 3, y = 2*x - 8 and y = 2*x yield the exact same graph in the game.