[gameprogrammer] Re: Favorite Game
- From: "Alan Wolfe" <atrix2@xxxxxxx>
- To: <gameprogrammer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2004 13:53:18 -0700
Lately I've been on a tower defense kick for warcraft 3 frozen throne, it's
neat how different mazing techniques can give you such different results and
it's amazing to see what people come up with, some things are very
imaginative.
Some guy showed me how to make a spiral maze the other day where there was 1
enterance and 1 exit, so i sat down and figured out how to make a 3 way
spiral maze for a T intersection type setup but have yet to try it out.
So which is best...spiral mazing, hooking, chaos mazing, line mazing,
something else? The vote is still out and that's what makes it so fun hehe
(:
I think im gonna get half life 2 yeah, half life 1 was great, i loved team
fortress classic, do you know if they are gonna have a tf for the new half
life? i hope so :P
----- Original Message -----
From: "Beth Love" <queenbee333@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <gameprogrammer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 12:53 PM
Subject: [gameprogrammer] Favorite Game
> In light of Half Life 2 coming out which will suposedly be the best game
to date (PC Gamer 98%). I'm curious to see what everyone's favorite game is.
I realize this is a "programming discussion group" but we're all game
programmers so I'm curious to see what the programmer's perspective is on
games. Mine personally is Morrowind because of the open-endedness and the
absorbing game play. The more true feeling of being your character. However
Half Life 2 is supposed to even compare to that with its explorable settings
and valve's aim to make the player feel exactly what the character is
probably feeling in game at the time. So first of all do you plan on getting
half life 2 and if not why, and what is your current favorite game.
> -Avi
> 3d modeller
> Apophis Productions
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