It sounds like Gears of War as an as an FPS instead of covered based TPS. Why would you wanna play that?
One problem:
In the trailer, it said, "two versus two tactical action".
WHAT.
(03-28-2009, 08:15 PM)Ye Salty Karth link Wrote: [ -> ]One problem:
In the L4D trailer, it said, "four versus four action".
WHAT.
L4D is 4 versus a horde of zombies and 4 weirdos with special powers.
This looks like 2 people shooting machine guns at 2 other people with a Gears style health system.Â
Could be fun. It's also small-scale play, which is an asset for an HL2 mod because you know those servers never fill to capacity. This is a game you can pick up and play with a tiny group of friends, meaning that it'll probably have a much longer shelf life than many other mods.
An example of a good 2v2 game would be Spliner Cell: Chaos Theory. Because like L4D, it pits two distinctly unique teams against eachother. In fact, we should all just go find cheap copies of that for $5 and play it instead.
(03-29-2009, 04:56 PM)Wedge link Wrote: [ -> ]An example of a good 2v2 game would be Spliner Cell: Chaos Theory. Because like L4D, it pits two distinctly unique teams against eachother. In fact, we should all just go find cheap copies of that for $5 and play it instead.
Oh, man, I bought that like three months after release and never got a chance to play multiplayer because nobody was playing. Fuck. I'm all for it.
(03-29-2009, 05:27 PM)peaches link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=Wedge link=topic=2582.msg73609#msg73609 date=1238363806]
An example of a good 2v2 game would be Spliner Cell: Chaos Theory. Because like L4D, it pits two distinctly unique teams against eachother. In fact, we should all just go find cheap copies of that for $5 and play it instead.
Oh, man, I bought that like three months after release and never got a chance to play multiplayer because nobody was playing. Fuck. I'm all for it.
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Problem is the learning curve is ridiculously steep, and if you play against really good people, you are owned more than you could possibly imagine. Also it uses Starforce, which I don't really want on my computer, but if a couple more people are interested, I'll play.
(03-29-2009, 06:23 PM)K2 link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=peaches link=topic=2582.msg73613#msg73613 date=1238365651]
[quote author=Wedge link=topic=2582.msg73609#msg73609 date=1238363806]
An example of a good 2v2 game would be Spliner Cell: Chaos Theory. Because like L4D, it pits two distinctly unique teams against eachother. In fact, we should all just go find cheap copies of that for $5 and play it instead.
Oh, man, I bought that like three months after release and never got a chance to play multiplayer because nobody was playing. Fuck. I'm all for it.
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Problem is the learning curve is ridiculously steep, and if you play against really good people, you are owned more than you could possibly imagine. Also it uses Starforce, which I don't really want on my computer, but if a couple more people are interested, I'll play.
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Oh damn I forgot about that. Wonder if the pirated version works... also I could actually play it on X-Box, lolololol.
(03-29-2009, 05:27 PM)peaches link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=Wedge link=topic=2582.msg73609#msg73609 date=1238363806]
An example of a good 2v2 game would be Spliner Cell: Chaos Theory. Because like L4D, it pits two distinctly unique teams against eachother. In fact, we should all just go find cheap copies of that for $5 and play it instead.
Oh, man, I bought that like three months after release and never got a chance to play multiplayer because nobody was playing. Fuck. I'm all for it.
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FNF Host idea?
