Im currently making a game called “Hammer” where it’s a pvp game, you spawn in the spawn area and you can drop to the baseplate to get your hammer and pvp and there’s a shop GUI for hammers, however I highly doubt it will get more than 1 player, so I want to keep 1 player in my game so another player can join which will probably get another player in a long time, so what do I add to my game just in case if it only gets 1 player?
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make like a dummy, to act like people. some move,some dont.
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That would be good but my scripting skills aren’t good enough to make a simple pvp bot
try to learn tweenservive (also i dont mean walkin, just movin from one position to a position)
No I get that, but Idk how to make the bot pvp
i meant like tests dummy,for knockback,and stuff
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then the player will probably leave as it’s not fun
maybe challenges that the player can grind
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That might be efficient too, might try that
I have thought about the same problem which I asked about here for my own game, theres other good ideas there though it’s the same idea of a sandbox style experimentation for a PVP game like @XXBlauzeXX idea with a dummy to test on.
I mean I have fun testing my own mechs and gameplay, your players should too as well, If I add more combinations and permutations then they should stay longer to try all of them out.
I really like @somedeviser quote on it, and I enjoy his games which is also PVP based
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This topic would have been more suited in #development-discussion but it’s okay for now. Maybe add Quests or Quick Events like Cash Drop or something.
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I don’t think there’s something for quests other than kill people, but quick events could keep them for awhile.
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That might be efficient, ok then ig
A PVE idea would be the best idea just learn how to make npcs
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