Possible Lugaru multiplayer types
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This is the first time ever I've wanted a Mac for any reason. Marathon sounds like it's worth a try.
Although Halo isn't a brilliant game, I enjoyed it a lot. I thought it was funny if you didn't try to pick at the faults and stuff. There was a very good atmosphere in the game that helped a lot to immerse me in the game. Anyway, immersion is what I think is probably the most important thing for a game to have. You have to feel like you're actually doing what the character is doing and going through everything he goes through.
A nice idea for a multiplayer type in Lugaru might be a game where there are two teams, both starting off at a base. They must retrieve packages of some sort around the map and bring them back to base safely. When they have picked up a package, speed is reduced, therefore making it harder to get back to base. Teams may raid bases to win back packages from the opposing team. Once a rabbit is killed, it respawns at the base, therefore making it harder to win back packages from either base. A point could be rewarded for every kill and also every second that a package stays in either team's base. e.g. A base holding 4 packages would get 4 points per second. I got this idea from Killzone, but varied it a little.
Although Halo isn't a brilliant game, I enjoyed it a lot. I thought it was funny if you didn't try to pick at the faults and stuff. There was a very good atmosphere in the game that helped a lot to immerse me in the game. Anyway, immersion is what I think is probably the most important thing for a game to have. You have to feel like you're actually doing what the character is doing and going through everything he goes through.
A nice idea for a multiplayer type in Lugaru might be a game where there are two teams, both starting off at a base. They must retrieve packages of some sort around the map and bring them back to base safely. When they have picked up a package, speed is reduced, therefore making it harder to get back to base. Teams may raid bases to win back packages from the opposing team. Once a rabbit is killed, it respawns at the base, therefore making it harder to win back packages from either base. A point could be rewarded for every kill and also every second that a package stays in either team's base. e.g. A base holding 4 packages would get 4 points per second. I got this idea from Killzone, but varied it a little.
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Remeber to get teh most recent build, which at the time of this post is 10/18 I believe.
also go here:
http://www.appleswitch.com/Pfhorums
You can talk to a bunch of other Marathon players and ask questions n' stuff...also meet other weird people...look out for LegacyTyphoon, he's scary, posts strange things and is basically psychotic. Most people there (including Typhoon, just expect some random crap about space, time, butterflies, and other animals as well as help.) are completely willing to give you help, just remember to read all the pinned FAQs first, don't double post, and don't be all scary and promote a M$ Word help character as if it were another part of your soul (*cough* Like MoppyPuppy *cough*)...
Also, go to the IRC channel: #alephone we have for some reason forsaken the channel "Aleph One" on AIM and its replacement "Aleph Two".
also go here:
http://www.appleswitch.com/Pfhorums
You can talk to a bunch of other Marathon players and ask questions n' stuff...also meet other weird people...look out for LegacyTyphoon, he's scary, posts strange things and is basically psychotic. Most people there (including Typhoon, just expect some random crap about space, time, butterflies, and other animals as well as help.) are completely willing to give you help, just remember to read all the pinned FAQs first, don't double post, and don't be all scary and promote a M$ Word help character as if it were another part of your soul (*cough* Like MoppyPuppy *cough*)...
Also, go to the IRC channel: #alephone we have for some reason forsaken the channel "Aleph One" on AIM and its replacement "Aleph Two".
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Your map is probably very good, just that a lot of maps I have seen, and the makers go: "OMG!!!!!!!11 MY MAP IS SOOO GOOD!!!!" And the map sucks, I know you did not say that, I was just pointing that out, I am not associating you with those people, but your comment on your map led me to that train of thought.
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