Nov 25, 2001, 07:13 AM | |
What would you rather duel in?
For me, and a lot of people I find that traditional levels like battle 1 or ctf 3 are the best places to duel and prove your strengths. But some people make these little duel levels with bad gameplay and weird eyecandy and powerups side-by-side. Not me though. :P
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Nov 25, 2001, 09:00 AM | |
Traditional levels. Why? Because custom levels are sometimes unfair.
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Nov 25, 2001, 09:38 AM | |
people often hide nasty secrets in home-made duel levels, just to make sure the opponent cant win. So traditional levels are better, however, someone can be excellent in battle1, because he knows all tricks, but can in fact be a real bad battler in home-made levels.
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Nov 30, 2001, 12:35 PM | |
Traditional levels
BTW...why is this in Clan Talk?
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Nov 30, 2001, 03:37 PM | |
Homemade levels. After all, some of YOU guys design those kinds of levels. And some people are better at the traditional levels than others. I think if one can beat an opponent on a custom level and traditional level more than once, they can cope with the changes. I like custom levels because the old ones got extremely BORING after awhile.
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Dec 1, 2001, 04:13 AM | |
What I think is that the best levels for dueling are the traditional default levels, and VERY good quality homeade levels with good gameplay and the right ammo in the right spots. These are called BATTLE levels. Not DUELING levels. There's a difference!
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Dec 1, 2001, 02:19 PM | |
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Depends...
On the one hand, most people know the default levels by now. On the other... I think that if the levels were specially designed to be completely even, and if there were no secrets or hidden elements, then these levels would be the best duel levels. Something open, easily navigated, and a complete mirror of itself, in design and powerups. I theorize that this would be the ideal dueling condition, creating an arena like battleground. Of course, this is just a theory. ~Buster |
Dec 2, 2001, 02:55 AM | |
pah the only reason your good at it is because you play it all day everyday
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Dec 5, 2001, 02:14 AM | |
Traditional battle levels, I hate custom made stuff that ppl don't know. If it is a famous cusotm made lvl that gets hosted all the time then its fine though
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Dec 5, 2001, 02:42 AM | |
na uh i hosted the game and i put it up to 20
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Dec 6, 2001, 03:02 PM | |
long live fight club..... the original one that nobody remembers started back in '99. alas...
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Dec 6, 2001, 10:13 PM | |
maybe not but i was whoopin yer bottom? **** filter cant have any privacy.
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Dec 8, 2001, 01:17 PM | |
Definately custom levels...
I couldn't possibly stand playing the same thing over and over again. Plus custom levels offer players a new challange and it requires them to get used to the level first before you can dominate the opposition. |
Dec 8, 2001, 07:21 PM | |
it was a school day, it was a private server, we are australian and thus many people arenrt on at 7pm our time thus it was only me vs you i remember :P but hey it was the level im best at just liek hells angels is the level your best at.
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Dec 9, 2001, 03:53 AM | |
na it might have been electric pizza but ir isn't on when we are is he?
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Dec 11, 2001, 05:29 AM | |
defalcon, no doubt that you're good, you've been doing this a lot, at least more than Slizer, it will take time before he goes back up to your level.
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Dec 11, 2001, 05:34 AM | |
I almost forgot, I like traditional levels over homemade ones because I am more familiar with them and unless they have been tampered with, they don't contain hidden warps to powerups that only the server knows.
If I do chose homemade levels, I choose old, public ones like Martin's Silent Slayers or Shadow's Clan Wars Series.
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Dec 12, 2001, 06:03 PM | |
*ehem* would you like to have a game on level dats28 or mezo4btl ? sure you may beat me on everything else but not on those 2. Ah defalcon whos the evil one? you with 20 kills and me 1 or me hiding in a corner escaping you?
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Dec 12, 2001, 08:32 PM | |
Trad. Levels.. But Cliffery B still can't make levels.. He su><0rs.. I like because then you know someone doesn't have some secret area with carrots and power ups like some ppl put in their customer levels
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