The basic idea without giving away too much of the details is this.
There are two players and they each have to go around capping points with their individual heroes.
They must also avoid regular patrols that pass by these points from time to time. However, they must stand still for the point to be captured.
When the capture is done, the model of the points changes too.
So far I am trying to think up a system of triggering these "point captures" when a player wants to.
My ideas so far:
I made an ability that does absolutely nothing. But when the player presses the ability in a certain region, the player loses control of his/her hero unit, and a progress bar appears over them, telling the player how much time is left.
What i need help with:
Is there an easier/cleaner way to do this? I had a look at the "welcome to the jungle" campaign map and they had something very similar, except they used a custom resource and SCVs. Would it be better to do my system a similar way?
Rollback Post to RevisionRollBack
To post a comment, please login or register a new account.
The basic idea without giving away too much of the details is this.
There are two players and they each have to go around capping points with their individual heroes. They must also avoid regular patrols that pass by these points from time to time. However, they must stand still for the point to be captured. When the capture is done, the model of the points changes too.
So far I am trying to think up a system of triggering these "point captures" when a player wants to.
My ideas so far: I made an ability that does absolutely nothing. But when the player presses the ability in a certain region, the player loses control of his/her hero unit, and a progress bar appears over them, telling the player how much time is left.
What i need help with:
Is there an easier/cleaner way to do this? I had a look at the "welcome to the jungle" campaign map and they had something very similar, except they used a custom resource and SCVs. Would it be better to do my system a similar way?