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http://www.hrimfaxi.dk/sider/hrsp3.htm
The last pic makes love to my eyes. I'm looking forward to it, hrimfaxi. that map pulls out her big ol' titties and rubs them in my face, but she doesn't go all the way yet because that
map is a good girl and we have just met. it does suggest a new approach to writing reviews if you are still in to that sort of thing.
Is ready. It�s a 7 map Qouth episode that needs playtesters at easy and normal skills.
There are some known issue bugs that I can�t be bothered to correct and reupload just yet - a missing snfx and the secret level is missing a rune to access it. It needs one of Aguire�s engines and Qouth. If anyone is interested send me a mail at louismanning -at- gmail -dotcom- and I�ll send a link. if the pipeline is not an option anymore (sad), you are welcome to use my Shub-Hub for it (maybe better than the usual imagehosters, maybe not). Just upload your images into the /images folder. The password is for uploading is ilovetheshubhub. I can't remember if I ever announced it here at func, however here you go:
http://shub-hub.quaddicted.com/ I wonder how a DM map with like six megahealths would play
I guess that would just balance it out, actually. After all, even if one person did</d> manage to keep control of all of them, they're still capped at the maximum health limit... so even though they may be able to stay at high health for longer, they don't really have a bigger advantage than they would have had they just collected the megahealth in an ordinariy map.
On the other hand, since it would be all but impossible to control all of the MH spawns if they were reasonably spaced apart, the other player/s could easily obtain the MH themselves, nullifying the advantage that the dominant player might have had. I guess if you look at it that way, having 6 would almost be the same as having none - there would be no real advantage to be gained in most situations, assuming everyone is regularly picking them up. Having said that, it might add a random/unpredictable element to the gameplay, especially since they do decay over time - so when you pick them up matters! looks like StarCraft in 3D. The textures (and use of them) are remarkably similar to the Installation tileset.
Where are the zerglings? Though the corporate BS I took from the Oracle website does bear significant resemblance to ID's level descriptions.
...but that might a be part of the generally hellish theme they've got going there.
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