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by r00pert
on 02/13/2005 02:44, 6 messages, last message: 02/18/2005 01:34, 1080 views, last view: 05/01/2024 08:25 |
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i think cube is a little like q3, and they should make a ra3 mod to qube only not ra3 its like raq(rocket arena qube), where you begin whit all weapons and no falling damage and full armor(well 100 actually)
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#1: q3 engine |
by r00pert
on 02/13/2005 02:44
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and oh, yeah. some body should try to make quabe with q3 engine
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#2: .. |
by makkE
on 02/13/2005 03:26
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It´s already in,kind of, check out the "efficiency" mode..
Falling damage? There is none in Cube.
btw, cube is far more "a little q1" than a little "q3" ;)
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#3: Re: .. |
by Serdar
on 02/17/2005 14:58, refers to #2
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also I think it looks more Serios Sam, than Quake
MfG Serdar
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#4: No, |
by Pxtl
on 02/17/2005 20:12
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More like Doom. Serious Sam abuses teleporting-in badguys - that completely changes the gameplay. Plus Sam tends to have obscenely massive, flat, football-field-like battlefields.... Cube's singleplayer levels are far more Doom-inspired.
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#5: Re: No, |
by dcp
on 02/18/2005 01:06, refers to #4
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lol, and it's better this way... i slowly begin to hate shooters like serious sam/painkiller...
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#6: I think Abuse had the best approach. |
by Pxtl
on 02/18/2005 01:34
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While Abuse monsters were spawned by triggers and traps, there were obvious clues as to where they would come from - a crack on the wall would explode to produce monsters, or invincible coccoons would hang from the ceiling.
Plus, the combat was very puzzle-oriented, involving luring monsters into sweeping turret-fire or floor-explosives and frequently just running from a fight and using your weapons for suppression fire to keep them from tailing you. Combine that with a Halo-style checkpoint system (frequent checkpoints and you respawn at them with 100% health) kept the game from getting frustrating and kept the action from being repetative.
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