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Cube 2 a free open-source shooter has had in-game map editing for years. What will Reflex offer to pull those people away from what they're already playing? Most people into these types of games don't play for nice visuals, they're there for the traditional fast-paced FPS gameplay and are just as fine playing something from over a decade ago even if the graphics are dated.Д«y the way, in-game map editing is not impossible or as difficult as some people here believe. And there are dozens of free Quake 3 clones out there (ie. Quake 3 still runs perfectly fine on my computer and there are still hundreds of servers online for it. I would like to know more about what big advantage it will have over existing offerings though. The concept art of the maps looks impressive, hopefully the actual finished maps reflect that. Through the years, it went through major restructuring and rebuilding. The hospital was founded in the late 1890s in the city of Atlanta, GA. Valves tribute to the work of id software, DMC invites players to grab their rocket launchers and put their reflexes to the test in a collection of futuristic settings. This looks really promising and I hope it succeeds. Grady Memorial Hospital is a main location in Season 5 of AMCs The Walking Dead. Enjoy fast-paced multiplayer gaming with Deathmatch Classic (a.k.a.

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How do they plan on cultivating that community? People are barely playing CPMA or Quake Live, and there's no guarantee this game will be better or popular than CPMA or Quake LiveДЄnd all that stuff are 'core features'? So they're claiming they can get all that for $360k? And then add the 'extended features' on top of it? Are you kidding me? They're either extremely naive, or they think their backers are stupid.Д®ven if their team was extremely capable, top-tier in the industry, and a huge group working for free it would be a stretch. A game like this depends on an active community.Advanced spectator features are difficult for Blizzard, Valve, and Riot to pull off after years of development.From Unreal Tournament to Halo, here are the best arena shooters. They talk about dedicated servers as a 'completely obvious feature' but don't seem to be aware that they're going away because of customers favoring matchmaking instead? A dead genre by today's standards, arena shooters set the groundwork for most FPS titles today and are still worth experiencing.How do they plan on reconciling Matchmaking with people running their own custom dedicated servers?.In-game map editor? Really? Do they realize how insanely difficult this is?.Few companies have managed to accomplish what they're promising They sound naive about how difficult 'advanced AI bots' really are.$360k isn't anywhere close to what they'd need to accomplish everything they're promising This is one of those Kickstarters which is so suspect from the outset that I'm surprised anyone is eagerly supporting it in the wake of failed Kickstarters like Clang.

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