Report, edit, etc...Posted by -black-death- on 2004-03-26 at 21:45:25
If you want to try out USA bound download it here.
A simple, fun bound. No suprises, just some regular obstacles.
I also added triggers for a weighted number of lives.
1 person 15 lives
2 people 10 lives each
3 people 6 lives each.
4 people 5 lives each.
etc, etc, etc.
It is a fun bound, but don't expect anything new.
b.d
A simple, fun bound. No suprises, just some regular obstacles.
I also added triggers for a weighted number of lives.
1 person 15 lives
2 people 10 lives each
3 people 6 lives each.
4 people 5 lives each.
etc, etc, etc.
It is a fun bound, but don't expect anything new.
b.d
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Yoshi da Sniper on 2004-03-27 at 16:44:25
Interesting. You dont got anything in there that makes it different from all the other bounds?
I'll give it a shot anyways
I'll give it a shot anyways
Report, edit, etc...Posted by @:@ on 2004-03-27 at 23:41:31
I've never seen a weighted lives system in a bound before... how cute.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Mini Moose 2707 on 2004-03-28 at 00:27:15
1 person 15 lives -> total: 15
2 people 10 lives each -> total: 20
3 people 6 lives each -> total: 18
4 people 5 lives each -> total: 20
Imbalance.
If you want something that can be divided easily between all four, use 12 or a multiple of 12.
2 people 10 lives each -> total: 20
3 people 6 lives each -> total: 18
4 people 5 lives each -> total: 20
Imbalance.
If you want something that can be divided easily between all four, use 12 or a multiple of 12.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by -black-death- on 2004-03-28 at 04:51:19
QUOTE(Mini Moose 2707 @ Mar 28 2004, 12:27 AM)
1 person 15 lives -> total: 15
2 people 10 lives each -> total: 20
3 people 6 lives each -> total: 18
4 people 5 lives each -> total: 20
Imbalance.
If you want something that can be divided easily between all four, use 12 or a multiple of 12.
2 people 10 lives each -> total: 20
3 people 6 lives each -> total: 18
4 people 5 lives each -> total: 20
Imbalance.
If you want something that can be divided easily between all four, use 12 or a multiple of 12.
I did this on purpose, mostly
.A person playing it alone is most probably better than someone who plays it with multiple people so they get less lives.
2 people playing would probably have at least 1 person who sucks, so they both get ~3 extra lives.
3 people would have 1 or 2 relatively good people so they get an extra life to make up for the newb(s).
4 people would probably have 2 newbs, 2 okays so they get ~2 more lives than they need to make up for the noob.
It isn't really a proffesional or mathematical weighting system, but it's fair enough
.b.d