HappyCheeze
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My Halloween FM was released internally last year's halloween time. I planned on releasing it with the than next update but school sucked out most of my time.
So now its a year later. It would be cool if I could finish it and release it this year, however, I'm back at school again and its a real time vampire.
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Congrats Sotha and everyone for putting on a great contest.
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While playing the demo, I wanted TDM to have a player hand hold up a lantern
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Give it a try. The editor, thanks to the hard work of greebo, is powerful and very intuitive, and the resource base is also growing slowly but surely.
I agree, DR is the best
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Congrats on the release Komag!
I'll give it a go through once SVN is done updating
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The story was the reason that pushed me to finish the job.
so i think you will not disappointed.
Welcome to the forum!
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spanish inquisition, so do your best to use that as a base. If you have specific ideas or questions you want to run by me, let me know.
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Wow,
thats beautiful.
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Another fun and huge exploration game is Daggerfall.
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I do lots of quicksaves, sometimes if I get too crazy about it, It wil crash and loading that quicksave crashes the game too.
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It is probably a lot more banal than that. Developing current-generation games has become so expensive that companies find it impossible to justify the risk of not playing safe. Making something like Underworld with modern assets (highres textures, highpoly objects and AI etc.) would also be an incredibly large project, requiring more effort than a development cycle could sustain financially. There are probably a lot more reasons that don't involve anything particularly evil or assholish.
This.
I remember watching a video about the early years of Mortal Kombat. I think the first game was made by 1 programmer, 1 sound guy and 2 artists. Along with Boon and Tobias.
As technology gets more advanced and complex, it takes more to get a project going.
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hehe I started playing Might and Magic 4-7 the past few days.
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But science is so far from human it is inapplicable to our day to day lives.
Says the person typing on a computer, who (I'm assuming) lives in a house designed by modern architecture and drives a car.
Unless you mean something else by inapplicable?
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Baddcog,
This one is great!
The thing that strikes me most about this one are the visuals. The beginning was looking good
I kinda wanted to explore the town
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in the actual rift there were some stretched textures, and some misaligned textures, but other than that, the rest was fine. The mineshaft really looked and felt like a mineshaft. When I got to the secret treasure place, when I surfaced and looked up at the entrance I thought "Woah, thats pretty".
Half-way through the rift, there was some ambience playing that had some organs in it. But it sounded out of place, like there was a carnival in the distance
I completed all the objectives, but I couldn't finish it because I had a quicksave crash and it killed my save, so Doom3 would crash whenever I loaded my game (this also happened on Sotha's FM).
Nice job BC
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If you need more betatesters, let me know
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I believe there was talk about this at one point, but none of our programmers are Mac programmers. One guy volunteered but I don't think he ever got back to us.
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Hm. Exterior, right?
For some reason people do not spot the attic collapse, even when they hear the crumbling noise in the upmost floor. The door is blocked because the attic collapsed. There is no way out that direction and also no way in.
Yeah, I thought the explosion came from downstairs
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Just finished.
The dark, creepy atmosphere was excellent.
I really liked the
flaming revenant, I was going to do something like that once. And also that glowing sphere of undeath reminded me of an idea I had planned for an another FM, which the player had to enter a part of the plague ward and retireve a sacred builder artifact, but it gave off holy light, thus making the player always lit, so it would be a challange to get back to the start. Great minds think alike?
Speaking of
the orb of undeath, I climbed all the way back up the tower only to find it blocked
, so I couldn't finish the optional objectiveI found a bug.
In the room with all the revenants and the orb, I was being chased by them all, I ran down, got in a corner and all the AI froze in place. Than I took out 1 by 1 with my holywater arrows. Haven't tried to repeat it, but just thought you should know.
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Hey Jesps,
Just finished with this one. Very nice!
I really liked the way the caves look. I probably would of gone with patches which would of taken forever and I'd get too frustrated
Your caves looked simple and they worked. The layout was great too
Lots of little areas to explore and find goodies
Lockpicking underwater was getting scary at the beginning
I especially liked that cannibal guy with the brain fork
I thought the glowing fungus was overkill in some areas, but worked pretty good for the most part.
I managed to find all the loot.
Overall it was simple, easy, but fun.
Oh and I did manage to get stuck twice.
I tried dropping back down on the metal cage with the dead guy in in near the beginning, and I think the other spot was near where the spiders are, by the crates. I was forced to noclip
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Reminds me of something out of Jules Verne's world
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Hmm, maybe it can only handle so much?
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you could put an unlit fire stim on the letter so if the player accidently touches the flame to it, it catches on fire and he fails the objective
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Fidcal, does it crash if you hit f3 with just a small room and one light?
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I remember Raven from the old days with Heretic and Hexen.
scary games
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Some of my favorite scary games are:
Resident Evil Nemesis (PSX): Nothing like getting that keycard you needed only to hear "S.T.A.R.S!" OH SHIT!
Condemned 1 and 2 (Xbox 360): Great atmosphere and crazy gameplay. I really like going into rundown buildings and streets in videogames.
Quest for Glory 4 (PC): My favorite of the series. I love the transylvania feel along with the Lovecraftian horror that lurks beneath. Plus John-Rhys Davies narrating is just AWESOME.