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Is where the monsters are placed in the map. Otherwise I'd just make boxes with enemies in them.
So the ogre up on the ledge for Sleep to kill could be covered by a second ogre on another ledge, whose grenade lands in just the right place to mess the player up if they try and snipe the first ogre. If the player kills the second Ogre, then its death wakes up the third Ogre, who is waiting round the corner at the top of the stairs. He has LOS on a pack of dogs, who also join the fun as he toddles out onto the ledge to throw more grenades at the player. Same old monsters doesn't necessarily apply to these maps where you've got Hunters supported by nail enforcers or a chain reaction of spawn boxes or a triple consecutive Quad run.
Then again I quite like being a psychopath killing monsters just for the fun of travelling in some "out of this world" place... Got the last(?) circuit board thingy but got no idea where to take it.
RRP DevKit is uploaded to Quaketastic, get it here:
RRPDevKit(10megs)(7z) Could a mod update the newspost, please? Thanks in advance! Was going to be a boss, in the nyarchon secret as a cameo and later in a hidden level.
RL. No fgd? Bugger. http://www.quaketastic.com/files/misc/rrp.fgd I dont want to lose much of words, but thanks to the makers!
The start map alone is one of the sexiest i�ve seen in a while. Not to speak of the actual maps, its all been said. Thank you very much Ijed, Hrimfaxi and Mfx! 3. Launch the engine with the command line:
-game rrp -heapsize 256000 -zone 4096 i've finally played through all the amazing levels. and i can tell this is the most powerful quake stuff i've ever seen im my life. all 3 authors are geniuses. smooth gameplay, challenge, atmosphere, what else one needs when diving into rubicon?
here's the track that'd add to all this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImZrofSuEUc No idea why I put off playing it for so long. Truly a great experience. Huge, detailed and polished levels, cool new enemies, props and map functions. Huge industrial style boner (Tetsuo?). Another highlight in the history of Q1SP, imo.
I felt like the slime texture could have used some upscaling on the larger pools - it doesn't look quite right next to the large-scale architecture around. I had some fairly poor performance in Telefragged, partially because I was streaming, but also because of some ijedism going on in the map. Bit of a shame. In a way, the map seems to be continuation or redefinition of Warpspasm on a more technically-refined level, well, except for the framerate... The stealth part of the gameplay was a nice touch, thankfully not overused, although the mech bit got a little frustrating after a while. Funny that the moving speed doesn't change, not even to walking pace. I imagined the player crawling with arms moving super-fast. :D I could imagine many people got lost in the spawling levels. Personally, I never really felt lost, although at times I wasn't entirely sure where to go for a moment. Occasionally, I deliberately walkled back from where I came to get some items I had left behind, but always found the way to proceed eventually. Secrets overkill! Found many, some of which are cool, others barely qualify as secrets in my book. Got to the signature room and the credits level, too. Anyway, impressive work, guys! Demos
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