
New Monsters
#1 posted by
ijed on 2008/11/15 04:33:47
As an idea of what's completely new:
Axe Grunt:
Partially ripped from Concentric Devastation, but much less of a knight. He gets close and smacks the player about, but dies just as easily as a grunt. A priority target.
Berserk Ogre:
Two chainsaws, no ranged. A slower fiend, maybe, but deals damage if he manages to close the distance that will put most players into the red very quickly. Most players being the ones without red armour.
Vomitus:
The one feature thing from Qtest. Acts like an undead tank. Wanders about, vomiting bile at the player, deflating if wounded, reanimating like a zombie later on. Is a bit easy to kill with the replacement close combat attack, so is waiting on his own 'devour' melee option.
Genuinely new monsters are a bit of a red herring for this project, since the goal is to enhance the original.
Even so, everything is considered. Before being binned as a distraction - my own schemes usually dying before they reach a keyboard.

This Is Cool
#2 posted by
starbuck on 2008/11/15 05:35:35
looking forward to your updates. I'll post the link you gave me a little while back:
http://qexpo.tastyspleen.net/booth.php?id=167
Those are out of date no doubt, but people might want to take a look anyway.

We Will Need
#3 posted by
ijed on 2008/11/15 05:46:49
A graphics artist as well.
No cover it in filters crap, which I know is not your system - so good. Anything that feels right and works.
This is a Qcommunity project.

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#4 posted by
ijed on 2008/11/15 05:47:09
And I forgot to post that, thanks.

Yes
#5 posted by
ijed on 2008/11/15 05:50:09
I'll spam my own thread.
Sorry for the migrane darkness screenshots - I'll post some new ones seperate.
#6 posted by
HeadThump on 2008/11/15 06:29:32
I would suggest integrating a remake of enitites from Zerst�rer into this project with a modernization of the monsters weapons and powerups.
Are you going for higher definition, like Blue-Shift added to Half-Life, or old time boxy but foxy Quake?

One Other Thing
#7 posted by
HeadThump on 2008/11/15 06:34:56
One of the tutorials on Inside3d, the one about making a Counter Strike clone, replaces standard Quake animation in the player.qc with Quake2 animation for a greater variety of poses, certainly could be helpful.

Boxy
#8 posted by
ijed on 2008/11/15 06:37:24
But with an extra vert here or there.
Model-wise the same, aprt from animation, that is.
Zer ents are, tempting, but they went their own road. Like I meant before about engines; we're not at ground-up yet, but if something gets in the way of what we want then there's no reason not to take it head on.
It's still Quake. If it was going to be a new game then we'd change the name, already the team, I'm sure, are tired of me beating the dead donkey of 'keep it Quake'.
Even though its not the Quake you load in id1, it has the same spirit.