DB-Trialx

Goldeneye · Post by **Goldeneye** » 19-03-2009 20:56

A short trial to test your deathball skills.

Currently it's more a test to see what might be sensible for such a map
and what scripts might be needed to pull it off. I know there was DB-Skill,
but that required a referee to monitor you.
The final goal would be to build a training map (or multiple) that helps
introducing new players to the art of deathball, but also might be fun for
veterans when noone else is around to play.

So if you have comments, ideas, contributions, whatever, feel free to reply...

Note: The map should work in network play, although the 'Mover-Room' is a bit
itchy there.

Install:
DB-Trialx.ut2 --> ut2004/deathball/maps
DBTrial.u --> ut2004/deathball/system
(If you installed DB-KeeperTrial before, keep that DBTrial.u)

Run:
Start deathball, choose botmatch, choose map 'DB-Trialx', play.

PS: did i mention it's ugly?

download
screenshot

edit: updated DBTrial.u in the zip

Motig · Post by **Motig** » 20-03-2009 03:51

Really good so far, Goldeneye, especially like the final room so far, I find that really useful ^^

A good room might be a keeper room, where the player has to save some shots? Or save them into an exact spot. Also... something to practice passing, maybe where the player is forced to stay in one spot and pass it over some moving obstacles to another 'player' or spot.

Really decent idea, cool ^^

Kak0 · Post by **Kak0** » 21-03-2009 14:34

Quite fun, even if the two last shots in the shooting room require more luck than skill

And the map has a weird notion of what's in the targets and what's not

And as motig said it lacks a passing and a keeping room.

Nice idea, really.

Multensor · Post by **Multensor** » 21-03-2009 19:41

erhmm can you actually finish the last room? Ive been shooting hoops for like 15 mins and didnt finish

did the rest in 2 mins

Goldeneye · Post by **Goldeneye** » 21-03-2009 20:43

keeping and passing is definitly something i'd like to test as well, but i'm not sure how...
also catching might be something worth a test.

also, what mode do you prefer?
adventure-style like it's now - so only advance if you solve the task or should you just get points depending on how well you do like in db-skill?

@Mult: no, the last room is an infinite loop