Alternately, you could keep the kicks, and just get rid of the staff) These attacks are not much different from those Jeff suggested, except for looks.
(Turner is carrying a staff, so it doesn't make sense for him not to use it. VA - Staff Spin - Turner twirls his staff, damaging enemies on all sides. The attack can be charged up to deal additional damage. VA - Staff Smash - Turner swings down doing huge damage. ^A - Staff Swing - Turner swings up with his staff. This was suggested in an earlier move list, and I think it's worth keeping) (This does not change the style of the attack, but it does make it more unique. >A - Power Kick - A powerful roundhouse kick that sends the foe twirling away, deprived of control until he/she hits the ground. Jeff's movelist is my favorite, but I'd made a few suggestions earlier. What if we were to make the Av into a staff attack, characterised by its long reach? Turner would shoot up into the air, hands ready to grab, and if he hit anyone, they would both hover for a moment, and then Turner would throw them down at a 45 degree angle.ĮDIT: Actually, I do realise now that this movelist is lacking a bit in weapons. For the S ^ I was thinking it could be a grapple that doubles as a recovery move, similar to Captain Falcon's up+B. ^ S - grab opponents out of the air and slam them to the ground It does a little damage when it hits, and a lot when you pull it out of someone Place the "main.txt" in the campaigns folder, but don't forget to backup the original "main.S - throw knife (auto aim), or pick up knife. Once you've unzipped the files place everything named "task#" into the maps folder. The read me file contains a long "making of the seven tasks" for those interested in reading what my thought process was in making these maps (as well as spoilers for the mystery solving.) So, I figured others might like that as well. I personally have always liked "the Making of." docs about games, because I love seeing what creative process drove their design. They are organized from easiest to hardest to solve (in my opinion, anyway):ĭesert sandstorm (probably not but maybe. The main character is similar to a hired assassin and so I set up clues for the player to figure out who hired him and why.įor those still interested in sleuthing here are the areas where you can still solve the mystery. I had intended to add a mystery solving element to all the tasks, to make up for the short length, but cut much of it because of difficulties with the editor. It has maybe 10 fighting levels, 7 dialogue levels, and one bonus fighting level.
I finally finished this after wrestling invisible demons in the map editor. This is a small campaign I made with the Lugaru map editor. (Also, a relative of the main character used the word "bastard".) Screenshot The level editor is unsupported and reliably crashes when you stare at it the wrong way. Last thing, don't be too upset if there are small glitches. The scenario is really simple and just a frame for the levels. The story starts right in the heat of things, and what's happening is only implied by the dialogues, not flat out explained. He's been training in the desert (see my previous map pack) to become the new master of his Temple. Sven is Turner's twin brother (or maybe just a cousin, he was never very clear on this). All this wrapped up in a large campaign, complete with scenario and dialogues.
#Lugaru throw body plus#
It includes 31 maps, 85 rabbits and 15 wolves on the receiving side, plus 4 different player characters. Welcome to Lugaru's unofficial expansion pack. PM me on the Wolfire boards with any questions. I was only able to create it by looking at what he had pioneered. I would like to give a BIG thank you to Silb, for without his answering my constant questions I would never have been able to finish this campaign. Then just drag the Lugaru:Empire items from their folders and into the specified Lugaru folders. In the console, type "skybox"ĭata/Campaigns/main.txt ("Data" is located inside your Lugaru folder) 7" to reduce the distance you can see by 30 percent. If this is a serious problem, the following changes might help a little. There are 3 fighting levels with horrible frame-rates. This still works decently on my computer, but I'm guessing this wont be the case for everybody. And now it seems the Emperor has unleashed a new weapon upon the rebel forces.one which may lead to the destruction of all who inhabit the island.įrame-rate Warning: There are a few levels where the frame-rate gets down to the low 20's. Led by the freedom fighter Lucius, the rebels have been fighting a losing battle to throw off the Imperial yoke. The island of Lugaru is embroiled in civil war.
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