anybody get this?
I've played the demo a lot because people really cooperate because of the CS like reward system for resurrects, healing, killing, and of course scoring. the demo only has the raid mode (take a flag and deliver it to your target) and one map but it is addictive as hell. I heard the full game has 9 maps and two modes so that put me off buying it. Definitely seems worth a buy to me at $40 but $60 is too much.
The way the game works is that for when you earn points, you can buy weapons, magic, or technology the next round (matches are first to win 6 rounds). Some of the magics available in the demo are teleport (obvious), resurrect (resurrect a dead player if his dead body wasn't destroyed but this permanently takes a few points on your magic gauge, and gust (blow people or things away) and each one uses up a few points of magic and you have about 8-10 points but something like resurrect permanently uses up 4 points and if you die, the guy you resurrected slowly bleeds out and will probably be dead in 5 seconds unless somebody resurrects him again. Some of the technology you can buy are glider (gives you a boost and lets you glide for a very long time), smartlink (gives you better accuracy, an extra level of zoom for every gun, and prevents friendly fire but it emits a red laser out of your eyes that everybody else can see so you should turn it off when not shooting), and enhanced vision which lets you see through walls but if you're not in the human class, each technology permanently uses two magic points.
The 4 classes are human, elf, troll, and dwarf. you can only play as human or elf in the demo and the difference is that human has a little bit more money in the first round, more health, more strength, and no tech penalty. The elf has more magic, can recharge it's health automatically, and is faster. %90 of the time people choose elves but human would make sense if you used more than 1 tech.
I've played the demo a lot because people really cooperate because of the CS like reward system for resurrects, healing, killing, and of course scoring. the demo only has the raid mode (take a flag and deliver it to your target) and one map but it is addictive as hell. I heard the full game has 9 maps and two modes so that put me off buying it. Definitely seems worth a buy to me at $40 but $60 is too much.
The way the game works is that for when you earn points, you can buy weapons, magic, or technology the next round (matches are first to win 6 rounds). Some of the magics available in the demo are teleport (obvious), resurrect (resurrect a dead player if his dead body wasn't destroyed but this permanently takes a few points on your magic gauge, and gust (blow people or things away) and each one uses up a few points of magic and you have about 8-10 points but something like resurrect permanently uses up 4 points and if you die, the guy you resurrected slowly bleeds out and will probably be dead in 5 seconds unless somebody resurrects him again. Some of the technology you can buy are glider (gives you a boost and lets you glide for a very long time), smartlink (gives you better accuracy, an extra level of zoom for every gun, and prevents friendly fire but it emits a red laser out of your eyes that everybody else can see so you should turn it off when not shooting), and enhanced vision which lets you see through walls but if you're not in the human class, each technology permanently uses two magic points.
The 4 classes are human, elf, troll, and dwarf. you can only play as human or elf in the demo and the difference is that human has a little bit more money in the first round, more health, more strength, and no tech penalty. The elf has more magic, can recharge it's health automatically, and is faster. %90 of the time people choose elves but human would make sense if you used more than 1 tech.
