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Post by max on Dec 9, 2010 16:58:50 GMT 1
This was suggested yesterday. Should auto heal be enable for zombies? Personally I like this suggestion and don't see any downsides. How should we handle the health regeneration? I was thinking of this: if a zombie hasn't been hit for 5 seconds it will regenerate 10 health per second. What are your thoughts?
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Post by reality on Dec 9, 2010 17:17:24 GMT 1
Ye, this sounds nice. I think this is a bit better: add some healt packages at different places in a map for the zombies to pick it up.
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Post by Charlie on Dec 9, 2010 17:37:01 GMT 1
5 seconds might be too fast, the zombie that has been hit can just run away or hide for a quick 5 seconds and then go back with refilled hp.
OR we allow them to regenerate their health faster, and we can allow more powerful weapons?
Health packages sounds more like something for humans.
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Post by pessiiimistik on Dec 9, 2010 18:12:11 GMT 1
regenerate their healths sounds very good. 1 health in 1 sec. sounds fair
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Post by reality on Dec 9, 2010 21:07:52 GMT 1
Why health packages for humans? 1 slice and they died. To kill the zombies you need to shoot 5+ times, so its better to add healt packages for zombies then humans..
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Post by Charlie on Dec 9, 2010 22:28:47 GMT 1
Why health packages for humans? 1 slice and they died. To kill the zombies you need to shoot 5+ times, so its better to add healt packages for zombies then humans.. Only if they slice your head. |
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Post by max on Dec 9, 2010 22:36:52 GMT 1
5 seconds might be too fast, the zombie that has been hit can just run away or hide for a quick 5 seconds and then go back with refilled hp. OR we allow them to regenerate their health faster, and we can allow more powerful weapons? Health packages sounds more like something for humans. Fast regeneration is actually what I have in mind. Because having to \kill all the time is kind of annoying, I want to have fast healing. I think we just have to test the exact healing speed. |
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Post by Charlie on Dec 10, 2010 1:15:26 GMT 1
5 seconds might be too fast, the zombie that has been hit can just run away or hide for a quick 5 seconds and then go back with refilled hp. OR we allow them to regenerate their health faster, and we can allow more powerful weapons? Health packages sounds more like something for humans. Fast regeneration is actually what I have in mind. Because having to \kill all the time is kind of annoying, I want to have fast healing. I think we just have to test the exact healing speed. Ok, but imagine if you're boosted somewhere, a zombie comes and he's right below you, he will try to boost his team mate, you want them to disappear so you start shooting the booster, but when he gets low he will just step away out of hit range for 5 seconds to auto-heal and then go back trying to boost again. And if you have a weapon like sniper or m4 the zombie can just hide behind a nearby obstacle and refill his hp. I'm afraid this will become boring for humans who likes to kill zombies, and not waste their ammo on zombies who are low and then they go away to auto-heal, so a zombie with full hp can continue the hunt. |
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Post by max on Dec 11, 2010 17:09:01 GMT 1
Ok, but imagine if you're boosted somewhere, a zombie comes and he's right below you, he will try to boost his team mate, you want them to disappear so you start shooting the booster, but when he gets low he will just step away out of hit range for 5 seconds to auto-heal and then go back trying to boost again. And if you have a weapon like sniper or m4 the zombie can just hide behind a nearby obstacle and refill his hp. I'm afraid this will become boring for humans who likes to kill zombies, and not waste their ammo on zombies who are low and then they go away to auto-heal, so a zombie with full hp can continue the hunt. I think that all boosts should be blocked so the first part of this post is kind of irrelevant to me. Regarding the second part: sure the zombie can hide for a while to refill his HP, but this is essentially the same as \kill and returning to the former location. |
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Post by Nico on Dec 11, 2010 23:03:24 GMT 1
Make it after 10 seconds.
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