Awesome! You're actually probably right about the civilians. When I first designed the level, I thought it would be a good idea. One of my friends then pointed out that rescuing civilians in any game is the worst type of objective :/ .
I'm currently in the process of designing a fully randomly generated dungeon system. I'll keep you updated once some progress has been made!
Thanks for giving it a go! And suggestions?
Thanks man! Let me know if you have any questions. I'd also be happy to do a multiplayer with you if you'd like. Best of luck with the streaming!
Thanks guys! Were you thinking something like Xcom? Do you think it would still be fun as a four man co-op game if it were turn based?
Hi there, thanks! Yup, it's definitely possible on easy difficulty without multiplayer. Of course, you'd have to be smart about what skills you get. For example, you'd want frag grenade (AOE) rather than cauterization (heal).
Thanks, Chicken! Haven't really decided for sure, but here's my current thoughts:
1. First I'll finish up all four classes and 4-5 co-op levels. This will be a free to play online version
2. If Step 1 is popular enough, then I'll go ahead and commit to making a story mode campaign. I'll probably charge for that, but even that won't be too expensive.
Well, that's really as far as I know. What do you think?
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I'm a grad student in electrical engineering who stumbled upon Unity. This discovery introduced me to an industry that is admittedly way more fun than circuit design. In fact, Unity might actually lead me to undergo a complete career change. This game is based on the Blizzard custom game atmosphere from 10-15 years ago… you know, the good old days. Call me a psychopath, but I think it's pretty safe to say that most people enjoy murdering hordes of zombies. Every step of this project has been a pleasure (except the GUI). Indie game design has allowed my creativity to soar in ways I have never experienced with engineering. This game has also given a purpose to my musical compositions, since video game music is best when presented in a video game :)