Charas-Project
Off-Topic => All of all! => Topic started by: Rahl on March 01, 2009, 09:19:01 AM
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In light of the new LOTR-Conquest I wanted to make a battlefront-like game ideas.
I think that a great battlefront-esk game would be Halo BF. It would be awesome to be able to pick anything from Gunner/Medic/Demolitionest/Covert Ops (snipes) and heros like Master Chief and the Arbitor. Be able to play as the coventent and have the same classes. With vehicles like the warthog, pelican, ghosts, banshee, ect. Just me, Im a big halo guy, and it just seemed like an absolutly awesome game.
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Ther shud be and fnial fnatasy se7en one where u can be clowd or barrentz and fights teh evil Jenovarsephiroth clones liek omg it would rock omg
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u shud b able 2 cach pokimon aswell ad have all 500 of dem!
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There should be a Battlefront-like game about WWII. With all the battles that occurred and vehicles/weapons used, that would make a great game, no? Obviously, they'd have to get rid of the real Nazi flag since people would be offended by it.
On a more serious note, yeah, that could be a good, game, although I'm not a big Halo fan.
If you find a good and simple Battlefield-like game maker, tell me.
EDIT: Oh, I misread your post and thought you said you were going to make a Battlefront-like game...
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How about a StarCraft Battlefront game. That would be freakin awesome. That would make me spooge.
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A friend actually wished for a Halo version of it. Also, Rahl, the term should be "Battlefield" like game, cause Battlefield 1942 was there before Battlefront and Conquest. For as far as I remember, Battlefield-like games:
- First project from the creators of Battlefield
- Battlefield 1942 with two expansions, Road to Rome and Secret Weapons of WWII, as well as a lot of mods including Battlefield Pirates.
- Battlefield Vietnam
- Battlefield 2 and several expansions
- Battlefield: Modern Combat
- Battlefield 2142
Look-alikes:
- Star Wars Battlefront and Battlefront 2
- Lord of the Rings: Conquest
Of all these games, I've played 1942 + expansions, Vietnam, Battlefront 1 and Conquest. Battlefront is my personal favourite. 1942 is good, but Battlefront vehicles play a bit smoother in my opinion. Vietnam was nice, but the vehicles (mainly airplanes) were harder to control.
Now Conquest has a lot of problems. The classes aren't as balanced as the other games, but nonetheless a great installment in my opinion. The option to still be able to get "vehicles" in the form of Ents, Trolls, Oliphants, Wargs and Horses is sweet and the more close-combat aspect to it is a nice change of the settings.
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Night Watch lololol deploy the yoyo
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Are any of those playable online with the exception of the newer ones of course? And do you have to pay for them?
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A friend actually wished for a Halo version of it. Also, Rahl, the term should be "Battlefield" like game, cause Battlefield 1942 was there before Battlefront and Conquest. For as far as I remember, Battlefield-like games:
- First project from the creators of Battlefield
- Battlefield 1942 with two expansions, Road to Rome and Secret Weapons of WWII, as well as a lot of mods including Battlefield Pirates.
- Battlefield Vietnam
- Battlefield 2 and several expansions
- Battlefield: Modern Combat
- Battlefield 2142
You forgot the 2142 expansion, BF: Bad Company, and the upcoming games BF: Heroes (lots of TF2 influence) and BF 1943 (basically a super-watered-down BF 1942 with all the perks of BF: BC)
And I haven't played anything pre-BF2, but the vehicles in the games BF2+ worked fine (aerial vehicles took some time to learn, but once you did that, you could fly like a pro. I had a friend who would always ask for someone to fly a new plane up to him when his was turning to ****, and he would tell them to bail out, and he would jump into their abandoned plane. The other one usually came to a crash landing in the side of enemy armor. He was ****ing insane. Oh, he also backflipped his choppers a lot).
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Are any of those playable online with the exception of the newer ones of course? And do you have to pay for them?
All Battlefield-like games are made for online gameplay. They support single player, but EVERY one has online play, including the newest and the oldest.
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Also, with the exception of BF: Bad Company, single player is basically a fight with-and-against bots.
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Also, with the exception of BF: Bad Company, single player is basically a fight with-and-against bots.
True that. I like the addition in Battlefront and Conquest to have offline co-op campaigns.
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X-Men.
'nuff said.
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...Not really. Elaborate.
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Squad-based X-Men vs. Brotherhood battles. Does that adequately sum it up?
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Gold. Pure gold.
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Pyrite.
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You couldn't really do an Xmen one, because bfs are suppose to be used with nameless soldiers. A bf with nothing but heros just doesnt fit the series.
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You couldn't really do an Xmen one, because bfs are suppose to be used with nameless soldiers. A bf with nothing but heros just doesnt fit the series.
So what youre saying is if we break the formula a little its bad? You are whats wrong with the videogame industry.
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You couldn't really do an Xmen one, because bfs are suppose to be used with nameless soldiers. A bf with nothing but heros just doesnt fit the series.
Didn't the Star Wars: Battlefront games do that, though? And weren't they pretty successful about is?
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Only in Battlefront 2 (and maybe the other one for PSP, Renegade Squadron or something like that).
There are Heroes in the first Battlefront, but you can't control them and they are invincible (although there are some ways to kill them).
In Battlefront 2, you could only control one Hero at time (well, one on both side) in normal games.
There was one game type where everyone can control a Hero, though.
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There are Heroes in the first Battlefront, but you can't control them and they are invincible (although there are some ways to kill them).
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Uh?
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It makes no sense.
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Uhm, quite, indeed.
I mean, they are supposed to be invincible, but there are way to kill them. You're not supposed to, but you can.
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Oh, kind of like in Halo 3 where assassinations work even when invincibility is enabled?
Because that stuff is super-lame.