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Platforms: | PC, Mac |
Publisher: | Infogrames |
Developer: | Epic Games |
Genres: | 3D Shooter / First-Person Shooter |
Release Date: | 2000 |
Game Modes: | Singlepalyer / Multiplayer |
Epic’s bundle of mods and ends.
Unreal Tournament is a fantastic arena shooter. If for some bizzare reason you have missed the original release, the Game of the Year Edition is a great place to pick it up, especially if you want a nicely wrapped package with great mods, maps, mutators, and skins. While it’s unfortunate that this edition fails to deliver anything truly new, the bundle is of very high quality.
Shoot at ammo boxes and they go kablooie.
One of the most interesting mods to enhance gameplay are Relics, ingenious little power-ups that grant various boosts when carried. The Relic of Speed, for example, ups your running performance by a lot (perfect for those CTF or Assault matches), while another, Ragen, incrementally boosts your health up to 150 points. Strength and Defense respectively increases weapon damage and absorbs damage from enemy fire. These power-ups are spawned randomly near Path Nodes (invisible waypoints used by the AI to navigate), and as such their placement ensures that bots and players alike take full advantage of them.
A few other clever modifications are also worth mentioning. For example you can set ammo packs to explode when shot, allowing you to play devious tricks on bots or unsuspecting human players who are just about to pick up ammunition boxes. The resulting fireworks and charred polygonal remains are hilarious. Team Beacon lets you spot your buddies easily to avoid friendly fire, while Chainsaw Melee replaces the boring old Impact Hammer with something far more sinister.
Maps are included for most game modes (Domination and Assault are notably neglected), but what’s already here is almost all high quality stuff. Beyond that there are a great number of skins – including Skarrj, Nalis and Nali War Cows – plus various bugfixes all around. The singlepalyer campaign game, alas, was not modified in any way from the original game.
Overall this is a great little enhancement for UT99, which is still enjoying a thriving modding community. There’s some notable cut content from the GoG version of UT GOTY for whatever reason (the ChaosUT mod has been left out), although the CD download linked herein contains everything that was featured upon its original release.
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Archived from groups: alt.games.unreal.tournament This may well have been answered before, but having looked for quitesome time and reading every FAQ I could find I haven't been able toquite get this working. So apologies if this is something that you'vealready answered a hundred times, but Google Groups didn't help me findthe answer.I've recently got back into playing UT, multiplayer over a LAN. Idownloaded some custom skins for use in the game, which unfortunatelydidn't show up multiplayer. It didn't matter too much that I wasinvisible since the guy on the other computer was generally on my team.After much research and much experimentation, I got that working OK sothat custom player models showed up.Hooray!
I thought, and proceeded to customise the bots with customskins. Unfortunately they were also invisible, even if they were usingthe same skin as the player model. Cue more fiddling.So now the bots show up, but when they are alive they show a differentskin. When they're dead they display correctly. If I run a listen serverthey show up fine on my computer, but incorrectly on the other. If I runa dedicated server and then join from the same machine, they don't showup properly.
Obviously I've missed something, but I don't know what.I've slapped everything that seemed appropriate as ServerPackages inthe Engine.GameEngine section, and I've gotMultiMesh.multimeshmenubForceDefaultMesh=Falsein there too.Some more information that you may or may not find helpful:Two machines connected by a crossover. One's a 1.2 GHz Athlon runningWin2K SP4 with a GeForce 2 GTS, the other's a K6-2 475 running Win98SEwith a GeForce 256. Both machines are using UT GOTY patched to 436. I'vegot the custom skins, bonus packs, Advanced Model Support and the bonuspack 4 fix installed on both machines.It's the fact that it works one the one machine as listen, but not asdedicated that's got me really confused.TIA.CK. Archived from groups: alt.games.unreal.tournament This may well have been answered before, but having looked for quite some time and reading every FAQ I could find I haven't been able to quite get this working.
So apologies if this is something that you've already answered a hundred times, but Google Groups didn't help me find the answer. I've recently got back into playing UT, multiplayer over a LAN. I downloaded some custom skins for use in the game, which unfortunately didn't show up multiplayer. It didn't matter too much that I was invisible since the guy on the other computer was generally on my team.
After much research and much experimentation, I got that working OK so that custom player models showed up. Hooray! I thought, and proceeded to customise the bots with custom skins. Unfortunately they were also invisible, even if they were using the same skin as the player model. Cue more fiddling.
So now the bots show up, but when they are alive they show a different skin. When they're dead they display correctly. If I run a listen server they show up fine on my computer, but incorrectly on the other. If I run a dedicated server and then join from the same machine, they don't show up properly.
Obviously I've missed something, but I don't know what. I've slapped everything that seemed appropriate as ServerPackages in the Engine.GameEngine section, and I've got MultiMesh.multimeshmenu bForceDefaultMesh=False in there too. Some more information that you may or may not find helpful: Two machines connected by a crossover. One's a 1.2 GHz Athlon running Win2K SP4 with a GeForce 2 GTS, the other's a K6-2 475 running Win98SE with a GeForce 256.
Both machines are using UT GOTY patched to 436. I've got the custom skins, bonus packs, Advanced Model Support and the bonus pack 4 fix installed on both machines. It's the fact that it works one the one machine as listen, but not as dedicated that's got me really confused.Can no one help?TIA.CK.
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