Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 4:35 pm
Will Turner be able to use Doubleganger or any sort of ninjutsu?David wrote:Turner is still going to be the main character
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 6:36 pm
Turner always sort of struck me as the straight forward, "tank" (to use MMOGs term) That pretty kicks down the door and goes in and kicks everyones butt. Just my impression. Besides Ninga's were only mercanaries or theives, so I don't think Turner will be getting ninga anything.
Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 6:39 pm
He will be able to refine his combat skill and learn new techniques; he starts out strong and fast, but undisciplined.
Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 6:53 pm
Or maybe there will be wolfs with ninjutsu skills, or maybe not because ninja wolfs sound way too overkill for Turner.
Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 7:27 pm
Rofl, I can see it now Black Ninja Wolfs jumping buildings with lightning fast moves.
Yes i agree to that Ninja wolfs are to overkill for the little guy
Yes i agree to that Ninja wolfs are to overkill for the little guy
Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 7:40 pm
I've had an idea.
In the shooter game Deus Ex, there is a cool sort of RPG skill leveling-up system, which I think could be cool in Lugaru 2.
Basically, you earn Skill points by accomplishing primary and secondary objectives, and those skill points can go towards upgrading skills like Weapon Accuracy, Swimming, etc. Skills cost more and more Skill Points as they go into higher levels.
Maybe there can be something sort of like the Deus Ex sort of upgrading system, except for fighting styles? It would be cool to upgrade things like jumping height, sword handling, and defence, or otherwise completely customize Turner's fighting style, physical traits, and skills.
In the shooter game Deus Ex, there is a cool sort of RPG skill leveling-up system, which I think could be cool in Lugaru 2.
Basically, you earn Skill points by accomplishing primary and secondary objectives, and those skill points can go towards upgrading skills like Weapon Accuracy, Swimming, etc. Skills cost more and more Skill Points as they go into higher levels.
Maybe there can be something sort of like the Deus Ex sort of upgrading system, except for fighting styles? It would be cool to upgrade things like jumping height, sword handling, and defence, or otherwise completely customize Turner's fighting style, physical traits, and skills.
Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 7:59 pm
Lol, I'm just wondering but is there gonna be any kind of magic/spells? Please dont flame....
Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 8:05 pm
Nobody's gonna flame you but, I don't think so, I think David's not so into that...that would also be overkill for Turner, unfortunately 
. Also, I think levelling up would require it to be more RPG-like and would be overkill for people anxious to fight things waay too much stronger than they are
. Also, I think levelling up would require it to be more RPG-like and would be overkill for people anxious to fight things waay too much stronger than they arePosted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 8:45 pm
There will be no magic. That's totally out of place in the world of Lugaru.
To answer your other question, Lugaru 2 is going to be an epic RPG adventure game. There will be stats for sure, although the implementation has not been finalized yet. It's unlikely that you'll have a raw sheet of statistics like you do in Deus Ex and you arbitrarily get 5 skill points or whatever to use - we're trying to come up with a way to integrate them into the game more.
To answer your other question, Lugaru 2 is going to be an epic RPG adventure game. There will be stats for sure, although the implementation has not been finalized yet. It's unlikely that you'll have a raw sheet of statistics like you do in Deus Ex and you arbitrarily get 5 skill points or whatever to use - we're trying to come up with a way to integrate them into the game more.
Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 11:35 pm
Will the interface be similarly simple?Jeff wrote:There will be no magic. That's totally out of place in the world of Lugaru.
To answer your other question, Lugaru 2 is going to be an epic RPG adventure game. There will be stats for sure, although the implementation has not been finalized yet. It's unlikely that you'll have a raw sheet of statistics like you do in Deus Ex and you arbitrarily get 5 skill points or whatever to use - we're trying to come up with a way to integrate them into the game more.
Absent, to be more precise
Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 11:40 pm
No, there will be an interface of some kind; you will at least have an inventory and quests log.
Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 12:21 am
Wow, this thread made front-page news on insidemacgames.com!
http://insidemacgames.com/news/story.php?ID=11607
http://insidemacgames.com/news/story.php?ID=11607
Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 2:32 am
Hoo-ray, Lugaru 2! Looking forward.
...so what's the date for Black Shades 2?
(I would look forward to that even more )
...so what's the date for Black Shades 2?
(I would look forward to that even more
)Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 3:15 am
Oh, yes! I certainly hope that there will be a sequel for Black Shades,sippan wrote:Hoo-ray, Lugaru 2! Looking forward.
...so what's the date for Black Shades 2?
(I would look forward to that even more
it's really fun. Im still playing it, alot!
Goodluck
Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 3:48 am
Heya David
Good to see your alive and well and at work on something new.
It's great to see your hiring a whole team to help your project meet its maximum potential and I wish you best regards.
I do, however, have one comment.
It is my personal opinion that, with the RPG guise, you should find someone well versed in the field of creative writing to create subplots and twists for your hopfully engrossing story. Just my two cents.
Goodluck!
Ben Winslow
Senior Editor
macteens.com
Good to see your alive and well and at work on something new.
It's great to see your hiring a whole team to help your project meet its maximum potential and I wish you best regards.
I do, however, have one comment.
It is my personal opinion that, with the RPG guise, you should find someone well versed in the field of creative writing to create subplots and twists for your hopfully engrossing story. Just my two cents.
Goodluck!
Ben Winslow
Senior Editor
macteens.com