First off, I'd like to thank all of the developers for making on this great mod, and I'd also like to thank JcFerggy for showing me the mod a few months back.
Now with that done, I really like this game and it's support for the creation of custom game modes. So, I'm taking some time to learn Python (which isn't hard considering I'm already fairly proficient in Ruby) so I can make a few of my own game modes for others to have fun in. This topic is for listing my WIPs of game modes and for taking suggestions of possible improvements to them. Fire away with your criticism cannons, because that's the best way to improve on things.
AssassinationGameplayThis game mode involves searching for your hit/target and trying to kill him with minimal damage to everyone else. Upon spawning, you receive a random person who you must kill to earn a point. Killing anyone else will cause you to loose a point with one exception: If the person who you kill has you as their hit/target, you gain two points. Use silenced weapons or slappers/knifes to earn a point bonus. Attempting to break the flow of gameplay will result in 15 seconds of not being able to deal damage, so play correctly!
DownloadAssassination (Last updated August 3, 2010)
Klobbering TimeGameplayThis one started as a joke I heard when playing on a server a few days back. Somebody suggested a game mode that would only earn you points for killing with the Klobb. As such, here is a game mode that spawns you with a Klobb and 400 spare rounds to try and earn points with.
What I can see myself doing with this game mode in the future is turning it into you only gain points with one of the weapons in the weapon set. This special weapon would be selected randomly after interval of about 30-60 seconds, to keep the players on their toes. I could even add a cvar which makes the game also select a weapon which
reduces your score when you kill with it. Now to make this change possible, I'll need to figure out a way to read the available weapons in the weaponset, plus slappers/knife.
DownloadKlobbering TimeAny questions, comments, suggestions, or criticisms? Anything is appreciated.