Comments - lightyagami777

Would the races take place on randomly generated tracks? I love the idea of everyone taking different routes to get to the finish, but if the tracks are pre-made, there must be a most efficient way to get to the end. It might get to the point where only one or two paths are being used. Would there maybe be a possibility of the race taking place in a large world like the one in the video, and having the finishing spot be placed somewhere random that the players must find?

Seeing multiplayer like this makes me wonder about the possibilities, and what games could be added. Really any children's game could be implemented. I would love to be able to play tag or capture the flag in Celaria. In a bigger would like this, hide and seek would be amazing. Other than racing, (Which is another highly anticipated concept) what other ideas do you intend to add along with multiplayer?

I don't think that there should be a compass. That is an advantage that they didn't have in the books. Maybe as a sponsor gift or cornucopia find, but it shouldn't be something that you just have to begin with.

The viability is a little too high in my opinion. You could see the fire far too clearly. If it was raining so hard, you might think that you could miss a fire like that, but it is a dead giveaway, especially if you are sleeping.

Maybe there could be a small mini-game or task that could be done while sleeping that determines how well you sleep. (how much it fills up your sleep bar.)

I second this!

I would love to see sponsor gifts done in a week. If not, climbing and cutting down trees would be nice. :)

I saw a comment on YouTube that asked if younger tributes would be faster and older ones stronger. Wouldn't you consider being a smaller target as a bit of an advantage for younger tributes already? I would hate seeing little people darting across the screen and not being able to hit them. I'm sure it wouldn't matter too much, but don't forget that it is something to be considered when programming ages.

I like this one much more than the previous!

Would you be willing to share a few details on how hand-to-hand combat will work? I fear that with the emphasis put on weapons, weaponless fighting will become nonexistent. Even if you were to attempt it, would there be more than punching each other back and forth? I'm sorry for asking, but with little information released on it, compared to the abundant information and footage of weapons, it's hard to not speculate.

Sticking exactly to the book is great, but I still have to say 2.

I'm getting my friends and family to report it.