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I think the title says it all really. All I'm thinking of is a regular FPS, brilliant graphics, stunning physics engine, all the works and then some!...
The game would consist of you being dropped in a level from a plane, and from that moment you kill as many as possible...
Weapons would be
many and all fragging cool!
The levels would start off easy... dark days in Mordor where Hobbits are rare, but would quickly get much harder, and sunnier... and the badly written characters are found in surplus!...
btw... you get cars
Did I mention multiplayer?
The SDK would come with the game and allow you to chanage anything you were unhappy with or felt the game was lacking... as well as that there wuld always be new updates avaliable
The real truth...
http://www.mcsweene...4/22fellowship.html
[k_sra, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]
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Have you started breathing again yet [Ossalisc] ? |
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Ok, so I just read: "The title says it all. Blah blah blah. Suggestions anyone?" |
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Is that about it? Can you maybe shorten the body of the idea a little? |
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There are only 17 solid lines of text... the rest are meant to be lists... but they haven't turned out like that... |
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how do you force a new line? |
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type <br> in the text to force a new line. |
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Thats genius. Sheer comedy genius. |
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So I was also sick of him rolling his eyes stoically by the end of the movie. |
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But I think I'm over that now. |
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You can do this with Quake and other FPSs. There are already a wide range of LotR-themed skins you can download. |
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// long ideas have to be VERY good for them to get anywhere // |
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This rule applies equally to short ideas. |
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dag, you know they're not real don't you? |
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If they're not real, [MISTERBob], who destroyed the ring, then? Huh? |
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According to Hans Blix there was no ring. |
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Latest statements from Gandalf say that there seems to be evidence that Sauron had initiated investigation of ring creation programmes. |
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Yes but he was working for the Elves who were just trying to justify their own ring possession. I mean, look at the fiasco with the dwarves. The Elves claimed that they (the dwarves) had seven rings but in the event they had to scale down their claim to just one and even that was based on hearsay and rumour. There was no real evidence for their existence at all.
And the Elves continual obstruction of the Nazguls' attempts to examine their own ring stockpile tells you everything really, doesn't it? |
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And the West had a trial run in the mountain fastness of Helm's Deep before the main invasion of the offending country. Too many analogies, too little time. |
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Be vewy vewy quiet. He's huntin Hobbits. |
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<on reading k_sra's link> D'oh! Why am I so unoriginal? |
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You're smart, [DrBob]. Up there on another wavelength. Clever as clever! |
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