Re: Half-Life Resurrection
Posted by fishy on
Tue Feb 28th 2006 at 5:11pm
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i suppose there are some mods that were abandoned because the creators didn't have enough time, or they fell out with each other, or some other reason that wasn't directly related to whether or not the mod/idea sucked. i couldn't guess at the numbers, but i'd imagine that such mods would be in a small minority. good luck finding and completing them.
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Re: Half-Life Resurrection
Posted by French Toast on
Tue Feb 28th 2006 at 9:24pm
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I can't wait until someone tries to ressurect this mod in a few years :biggrin:
Anyhoo, good luck.
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I'm semi-interested in seeing which mods they decide to bring back.
In 19 hours I'll get my chance.
Re: Half-Life Resurrection
Posted by DrGlass on
Tue Feb 28th 2006 at 9:55pm
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how do you plan to keep people working on projects that failed?
Re: Half-Life Resurrection
Posted by Jinx on
Sat Mar 4th 2006 at 6:37pm
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I think you need to keep "Ressurection" in the background, and promote this as "hey we are working on XXXX mod!"
In a way I think it's a very interesting and neat project. I have finished several maps for other people, actually. I go mad seeing a potentially interesting map fall by the wayside. And, tbh, I'm better at the tweaking and polishing than I am at coming up with layouts and whatnot.
I'm not that interested in 1-player projects tbh... the effort you spend, just to make one area a player will spend 5 minutes in, is rather discouraging to me. If you work on any multiplayer stuff, and would like some help polishing up or porting maps let me know, though, that's something I am very good at.
Re: Half-Life Resurrection
Posted by Elon Yariv on
Sun Mar 5th 2006 at 7:32pm
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I think this is a very nice idea. There are so many nice SP and MP mods that are abandoned and forgotten about. Some of them can be really fun to play! :sad:
It's sometimes can be really annoying! I joined a nice little opposing force mod. They wanted me to make a puzzle map. I started making it then I discovered that mod is gone. It seemed so stable and the leader wasn't new to mapping and mod running. It's such a shame, I had such a nice idea...
As to working with you... I'm quite busy at the moment but when I'll finish all my past obligations I'll join.(If this project will still be alive)
I don't have much to do- finishing EY_TOXIC, a tutorial and a map from 2 map minimod. That map is also almost finished, I only got one room left, but it's the main one and it got lots of entity work in it.
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Re: Half-Life Resurrection
Posted by reaper47 on
Sun Mar 5th 2006 at 11:22pm
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This whole project looks like quite an ambitious idea. I think I never heard about something similar so it could work. Can't wait how this will turn out. I'm sorry but I can't volunteer.