There is a great article about one of the classes in one of my favorite Multiplayer games: Team Fortress 2
(It's a blast-try it).
How does this relate to my Noir MMO?
It's a great discussion/series of questions that show the creative process in managing a class in relation to other classes.
Have a read.
A Heavy Problem
Lemme know what you think.
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What is this?
This is my attempt to finally jot down a concept I have for a multi-player online game based in a 30's-40's era Southern California world. I've created a blog (possibly the worst way to codify an idea) because it's actually faster and easier than trying to find a piece of paper and pencil.
Quote of the Week:
He stopped, pretending interest in the shape the red puddle was taking. I knew pain had stopped him, but I knew he would go on talking as soon as he got himself in hand. He meant to die as he had lived, inside the same tough shell. Talking could be torture, but he wouldn't stop on that account, not while anybody was there to see him. He was Reno Starkey who could take anything the world had without batting an eye, and he would play it out that way to the end.
-Red Harvest by Dashiell Hammett
Currently Playing
acronym key
- CA - california
- GTA IV - Grand Theft Auto 4
- HP - Hit points
- LOL - laugh out loud
- LVL - level
- NPC - non-player character
- PvE - player vs. Environment
- PvP - player vs. player
- RPG - Role Playing Game
- WoW - World of Warcraft
- XP - Experience Points
Musique Noir
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