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Subject: Advanced custom game editor in Halo 3?

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Poll: Advanced custom game editor?  [closed]
yes:  100%
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no:  0%
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undecided:  0%
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Total Votes: 16

Who here thinks that we should be given the option to use an advanced custom game editor? Something that can utilize certain commands, such as automatic team changing, team based weapon restrictions, customized weapon sets, customized individual team vehicles, shooting, grenades, or meleeing turned on or off, vehicle distructability turned on or off, and anything else you can think of.

It could be a really restricted version of action script or javascript, with commands such as this:

if(player._teamcolor(red)=dead){
player.newteamcolor=green;
}

That would make is so that if someone on the red team dies, they respawn on green team. Of course I just made up the variables and properties, but you get the idea.

  • 07.10.2006 7:43 PM PDT
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why not???

  • 07.10.2006 8:12 PM PDT
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That would be cool

  • 07.10.2006 8:13 PM PDT
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Yes but don't put the odd computer language when making someone change teams.

  • 07.10.2006 8:15 PM PDT

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Or just give them advanced options in a GUI interface.. I wouldn't trust people with "Advanced" stuff like that.. :)

  • 07.10.2006 8:15 PM PDT

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I don't see why you ever would. It's not like the little kids would ever figure it out, and you'd never be forced to play their gametype. You could just leave it up to the smarter players, who are familiar with coding, to make awesome gametypes.

and that "odd" computer language was probably the most basic line of code I could have used. I used that as an example of what the editor would be like. All you would see is the person changing teams.

[Edited on 7/10/2006]

  • 07.10.2006 9:55 PM PDT