Wasn´t it clear from one of the first announcements that it would be 2006 or later?Originally Posted by kekvitirae
Wasn´t it clear from one of the first announcements that it would be 2006 or later?Originally Posted by kekvitirae
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For an OF fanatic, 2006 is one heck of a wait.Originally Posted by Husar
a game where you get to play as the bad guys... for example instead of leading a crack team of SAS or Delta you have to try and stop them and make sure no hostages are taken or something and you have to try and take over the world and turn everyone to your point of view
actually - I've always wanted to play as the terrorists in Rainbow Six series.Originally Posted by GiantMonkeyMan
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This question has already been asked in the Arena, but heh
A RPG where you get to play as a random people in a random place around 1204. You chose your birthplace, your look, all these kinds of things, and then you can play as a worker, a warrior, a mercenary, a priest, a nobleman or whatever else. Characters would have a load of different skills and stats, and the game would be played on a realistic map that would cover Europe, Northern Africa, the Middle East and Asia.
A specialised version of Rome Total War, modified in the following ways and run on a network of Ninja PC's:
1) There would be no monitor. There would be a few giant screens instead, all around you and overhead (in a room about 5 x 5m). Probably rear projector type stuff to avoid heat build up. Access would be via the floor, with integrated quiet A/C with temperature control and built in chemical dosing that adds in appropriate aromas depending on the location of your general in the map (i.e. in a summer field with flowers, or the cool wind of a northern winter).
2) The viewpoint control interface would consist of a mechanical bull modified into a horse shape (and with the bucking behaviour removed... except for when the general is under attack, to punish you for putting yourself at risk). The viewpoint as shown on the screens would be from the generals position. Movement of the "horse" by certain actions (i.e. pressing feet onto certain point) would cause movement of your position on the battlefield.
3) All other controls would consist of voice commands given to your computer controlled staff officers (who would ride with you) or using your sword (which would be a laser pointer/ lightgun type thing allowing pointing and instructing of units.
4) Information would be provided by the method of both the displays and also messages brought by computer controlled runners and advisors (Who would only know what you could know, and would not be any more omniprescent).
5) Actual specifics of the units control would be left to advanced PC A.I. (in other words, completely replace that in RTW). Alternatively I'd employ a bunch of Chinese RPG fans to control them if the AIs weren't good enough - in exchange they get to use the networked PCs for their RPGs for free when I don't need them sub-generalling for me.
And there we have it, Rome:Total Immersion...
edit: 5 x 5m room size seems a bit more ego-massaging now I think of it, and more pratical to fit a mechanical horse in.
Last edited by 71-hour Ahmed; 11-05-2005 at 19:32.
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a combination of Fifa and some soccer manager game. just like Fifa but then with also finances![]()
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but anyways it will never be nearly as good as stw![]()
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I think Mendelil hit the nail on the head for me. Throw in the ability to take and control land, and you have it. Basically, Mount and Blade in Europe. That would be heavy...Originally Posted by Meneldil
Pretty much Medevil Total war, redone with better graphics, AI, diplomacy, and Spectacular castle sieges.
Roma Victor is just 1000 years too early for you and Meneldil then?Originally Posted by Zorba
It's basically what you asked for, but starts in 180 AD..
Last edited by Craterus; 11-06-2005 at 03:02.
Originally Posted by Zorba
Actually, make it an MMORPG with player-controlled faction governments that can declare war on the other factions and you've got what I've been daydreaming about for months now.
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