Scumgrief said:
Hehehehe and so you found out where my nickname came from. Checking out Unreal1 multiplayer (first Multiplayer game I ever played) on Heat.net's (oh god) public servers
DM-Tundra was my first taste of deathmatch hehehe.Do you think ut2004 will increase # of players?
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Hehehehe and so you found out where my nickname came from. Checking out Unreal1 multiplayer (first Multiplayer game I ever played) on Heat.net's (oh god) public servers
DM-Tundra was my first taste of deathmatch hehehe.
Mine too, and IMO DM-Tundra is still one of the finest maps in Deathmatch history...not only could you spend hours fooling the sniper into getting him/herself killed, but there was such a mix of areas to visit! I hope someone makes a remake for UT2k3....but a little larger and perhaps more than one tower.
BTW, I used to play on MPlayer LOL That was what got me interested in the "gateway" technology of the Unreal Engine. I still remember people suiciding in that map till they were at like -790 kills and wondering what the draw of suiciding in a gateway map was....
BTW, I used to play on MPlayer LOL That was what got me interested in the "gateway" technology of the Unreal Engine. I still remember people suiciding in that map till they were at like -790 kills and wondering what the draw of suiciding in a gateway map was....
Sir_Brizz said:
I hate to disagree but Tundra was the worst example of controlling the map by camping.
Anyone with the slightest amount of skill could get into the top of the tower and cluster rockets down the shaft and win the map, it was damn near impossible to frag them from the bottom, you couldn't get up the elevator and they had 4 canisters of rockets at their disposal.
I liked that map alot at first but online it was awful if you had a skilled camper.
ut2003 is just fun, in CS, DoD people try to win and u are limited into what you can do.
Ut2003 gives a nice set of large and small maps with loads of paths and ways to different places
Ut2003 gives a nice set of large and small maps with loads of paths and ways to different places
http://nalicity.beyondunreal.com/map_hub.php?mid=5521
A remake on NaliCity called TundraMonastery. Hasn't had very good feedback at all really but you might like it Brizz
A remake on NaliCity called TundraMonastery. Hasn't had very good feedback at all really but you might like it Brizz
i couldnt agree more with Hanover. i did not like Dm-Tundra for a lot of reasons. too cold
Does anyone remember Dm-Sinfonia, now that was a good Dm map. i would like to see that one done for ut2k3 and ut2k4.
Does anyone remember Dm-Sinfonia, now that was a good Dm map. i would like to see that one done for ut2k3 and ut2k4.
I'm almost always over annoyed with camping on DM...but for some reason it was alot of fun on Tundra trying to take the tower, probably because all the other people in the game would ally with you to try to do it lol
But notice for the remake I said it should be quite a bit larger and have more than one tower... This type of map would be a complete waste in UT2003 because of how easy it is to kill someone (comparitively to u1). An area appr. 4 times larger with four towers set back into the mountains more with paths leading through the mountains to the towers levels as well as lifts up to the top would probably make the map alot more enjoyable in 2003.
But notice for the remake I said it should be quite a bit larger and have more than one tower... This type of map would be a complete waste in UT2003 because of how easy it is to kill someone (comparitively to u1). An area appr. 4 times larger with four towers set back into the mountains more with paths leading through the mountains to the towers levels as well as lifts up to the top would probably make the map alot more enjoyable in 2003.
Tundra... my first Unreal multiplayer experience. What I remember about it most was trying to play it with the original Unreal netcode and finding myself in a very pretty slideshow.
Nice to see you post around here again Checker. Loved your BP map. Sparky and I have had a few 1 on 1's in that one. Scaling never seemed to be much of an issue with your maps for some reason.
Bottom line on this one... I hope that people who have already dismissed 2003 and are too stubborn to try it in its current patched state will find themselves picking up the shiny new 2004 box from the retail shelves and joining us all online.
Nice to see you post around here again Checker. Loved your BP map. Sparky and I have had a few 1 on 1's in that one. Scaling never seemed to be much of an issue with your maps for some reason.
Bottom line on this one... I hope that people who have already dismissed 2003 and are too stubborn to try it in its current patched state will find themselves picking up the shiny new 2004 box from the retail shelves and joining us all online.
I tried it in it's current patched state (2225 right?)
Still didn't really work for me...
It's not bad, but it's not really appealing either.
But I'm still keeping an eye on progress though. Who knows...
Still didn't really work for me...
It's not bad, but it's not really appealing either.
But I'm still keeping an eye on progress though. Who knows...