Good prototype. It's closer to UT3 movement.
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Originally posted by K-2 View PostHello there. There're already some stuff going on with the movement mechanics, but I still can't find something that feels right for me.
Well... I've decided to mess with the config a bit and I've came up with this.
In this config I'm trying to take further the UT3 formula while taking care of such flaws like "grounded feeling", "heaviness" and kinda single jump "underuse".
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- increased air control & falling acceleration
- double jumping
- primary & secondary walldodges are now equal (with adjustments for double jump)
- snappier dodges & dodge landing, reduced min delay between dodges
- no sprinting
- no landing assist boost
- slight rolling tweaks (no longer slower than walking)
- little increase in crouching speed
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All credits goes to Sir Brizz for movement prototyper mutator.
Installation:
Unzip mutator to \UnrealTournament\Plugins.
Unzip ini file to \Documents\UnrealTournament\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor
[ATTACH]14052[/ATTACH] (03/31/2015)
The goal was to make the movent more fluid, responsive & consistent without going crazy, fun but fair enough.
In my opinion double jumping is no less important than dodging, it's pretty much essential for more engaging face-to-face combat and a wide variety of playstyles. It gives you far more options both in combat and in overall movement without being nesessary to use for everyone or every time (if taken in consideration for the level design).
Some video footage:
Please consider that it's hard to judge only by video
I hope it worth a try. Also I will be grateful for any feedback about what feels good/bad right now.
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Originally posted by OMARHERRERA89 View PostU clearly never had play any ut game series at competitive level... this kind of movement is what killed UT. Imagine how bad the game will be ruined by this kind of super-action movement, where everybody will abuse of this ultra-jumps and this game will turn into a jumping monkey unskilled fest.As far as I can see they're still doing pretty good and have a great community as well as UT99. The main reason why people play different UT games in the series is not the game mechanics itself, it's personal preference of certain aspects of the game.
This kind of movement didn't kill UT, it made the gameplay more fluid and introduced some new rules. If you see it as "jumping monkey unskilled fest" - you're probably doing it wrong, there's a lot of skill involved in doing it wisely and random mindless jumping usually put yourself into significant disadvantage.
Originally posted by OMARHERRERA89 View PostI mean, this is a competive game i dont this this kind of posts have place in this videogame...
No offence, but it seems that you've never accept anything ouside of UT99 and just claim that UT could be competetive only with UT99 rules. Some people just can't stand the fact that advanced movement actually makes it harder to hit people and positioning gives less advantage because of many trickjumps. It really doesn't make the game less competetive though, there's just a different set of rules and there's nothing wrong if people find it more appealing.Last edited by K-2; 04-01-2015, 06:07 AM.
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