Currently play-testing and I was wondering if I could get some feedback.
There may be some bugs when it comes to dieing, though.
Thanks.
(Yes, I am aware rotating is pretty tedious, but I can’t think of a better solution.)
(Consumable animations are broken sometimes.)
had to shut down to add admin commands
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The game concept is pretty nice, helps to understand that taking over a hill isnt that easy and brings in those heavy war vibes.
The trench building system seems nice, however i’d also add corner trenches because there isnt a way to connect them if you want to make a turn/zigzag pattern.
I’d also add something like a reinforcement at both teams’ spawns to prevent spawnkill.
One more suggestion is something that can help in trench warfare. like a mortar or maybe chemical weapons.
Also is it just me or the rain is too heavy
Thanks for the feedback.
A few of these flaws are generally because this is a test map. I made it in two minutes to have my friends and you guys give feedback on the combat.
Junction trenches are planned. - they now exist
A lot more features are planned, everything here is really bare basic.,
Rain being heavy is “intentional game design” and I thought it would be cool. It reduces visibility and can “help” break a stalemate.
I like this system alot. It brings a new aspect to war games that I think a lot were lacking.
It would be really interesting to see a large server of people playing and seeing how they build their trenches to push the front-line.
Only a few issues I have encountered.
Thank you.
This rotation thing is mostly caused by your builds sticking to the normal of any surface your mouse is on. The trenches are a bit buggy with invisible parts hitting raycasts, which is probably why it appears like that in your screenshot.
Currently testing
New stuff like razor wire that gets bloodied and washes off in the rain.
Buildings take time to build (press E on them)
Rotation directions can be changed.
Added random faction uniforms.
Added deploy menu / reinforce system.
Shooting-port sandbags now exist, and are a bit clumsy as well, so they may be removed at some point.
