Re: Eternal Volunteers: unlucky for some


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Re: Eternal Volunteers: unlucky for some

Posted By: Dave Date: 2/3/05 2:16 a.m.
In Response To: Re: Eternal Volunteers: unlucky for some (Forrest of B.org)

In Mark 5 this level has the correct ending terminal that forrest just posted.
I agree with blake that this level doesn't feel very 'epic' at all. I expected it to be much larger and filled with more machinery. Also the rooms with the machinery just don't feel right to me, maybe some labels in map view would help? It just feels like I'm in a room with a few platforms that move up and down, I don't get the sense that I'm standing next to a machine that actually does something. Ambient noises are probably a good idea as well.
Also I don't understand why we have to break wires to reveal the exit terminal. It doesn't really make sense in relation to the story. The enemies work quite well though, except for the whole hulk/flickta thing.

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: In Mark 5 this level has the correct ending terminal that forrest just : posted. : I agree with blake that this level doesn't feel very 'epic' at all. I : expected it to be much larger and filled with more machinery. Also the : rooms with the machinery just don't feel right to me, maybe some labels in : map view would help? It just feels like I'm in a room with a few platforms : that move up and down, I don't get the sense that I'm standing next to a : machine that actually does something. Ambient noises are probably a good : idea as well. : Also I don't understand why we have to break wires to reveal the exit : terminal. It doesn't really make sense in relation to the story. The : enemies work quite well though, except for the whole hulk/flickta thing.

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Eternal Volunteers: unlucky for some	blake37	2/2/05 12:39 p.m.
Re: Eternal Volunteers: unlucky for some	Forrest of B.org	2/2/05 1:30 p.m.
Re: Eternal Volunteers: unlucky for some	blake37	2/2/05 1:39 p.m.
Re: Eternal Volunteers: unlucky for some	Forrest of B.org	2/2/05 1:59 p.m.
Re: Eternal Volunteers: unlucky for some	blake37	2/2/05 2:03 p.m.
Re: Eternal Volunteers: unlucky for some	Forrest of B.org	2/2/05 2:18 p.m.
Re: Eternal Volunteers: unlucky for some	Dave	2/3/05 2:16 a.m.
Re: Eternal Volunteers: unlucky for some	blake37	2/3/05 10:44 a.m.
Re: Eternal Volunteers: unlucky for some	blake37	2/3/05 11:01 a.m.
Re: Eternal Volunteers: unlucky for some	Forrest of B.org	2/3/05 5:57 p.m.



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