Orgah Battle Royale II Symposium

**CountArach** · 10-19-2009, 22:01

Landmarks worked really well in the earlier incarnations of the game, and it became necessary to search for weapons and improvise a bit.

**Zain** · 10-19-2009, 22:10

Originally Posted by CountArach

and it became necessary to search for weapons and improvise a bit.

What exactly are you saying here?

**Tratorix** · 10-19-2009, 22:47

Originally Posted by Zain

What exactly are you saying here?

Earlier incarnations of Battle Royale often had buildings (hospitals, warehouses, etc.) where you would be more likely to find equipment. You could also blow them up, if you had the tools. They also made great ambush spots, since multiple players would usually make a beeline for them.

**Zain** · 10-19-2009, 22:56

Originally Posted by Tratorix

Earlier incarnations of Battle Royale often had buildings (hospitals, warehouses, etc.) where you would be more likely to find equipment. You could also blow them up, if you had the tools. They also made great ambush spots, since multiple players would usually make a beeline for them.

Sounds good.

I am working on a more professional map as well as more evaluated rules. I want to make the battles somewhat mathematical as well.

**Cultured Drizzt fan** · 10-19-2009, 23:03

Originally Posted by Zain

Sounds good.

I am working on a more professional map as well as more evaluated rules. I want to make the battles somewhat mathematical as well.

I agree with the above, but make sure tactics and orders still play a part. Trying to find a counter to your opponents possible strategies is half the fun.

Plus I love coming up with fun ways to turn all the stuff I find into weaponry.

and of course I love obsessively creating a battle strategy I think is right for the occasion.

**Zain** · 10-19-2009, 23:08

Originally Posted by Cultured Drizzt fan

I agree with the above, but make sure tactics and orders still play a part. Trying to find a counter to your opponents possible strategies is half the fun.

Plus I love coming up with fun ways to turn all the stuff I find into weaponry.

and of course I love obsessively creating a battle strategy I think is right for the occasion.

Half the fun for me is coming up with the fights in accordance to the battle plans players send into me, so making the battles mathematical might kill the fun.

Idea duly noted.