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TDIR: Fanmade mod for an old game with mediocre graphics...

Post by Mugenmidget » Sun Mar 07, 2004 7:08 pm

If I still have your attention, you may be in for a surprise. What The Destruction is Real (http://www.hellraiser64.com/tdir/) lacks in general aesthetics, it makes up with its amazingly paced multiplayer action. It is a mod based off the Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II Engine, and the three years of effort put into this COMPLETE conversion shines through.

The characters all have their respective transformations, beams are controllable, there is a PL level system and a way to sense other players (currently uses a scouter system that while okay, will be replaced with a new and improved Spider-Sense like system.) You can charge up the hugest of huge when it comes to the ki orbs, and your character is customizeable. You'll be dazzled by Bulma flingin' a Big Bang Attack at her husband who has just been dazed by a volleyball fist to the head.

There's a pretty extensive list when it comes to characters, and that's not even with the hidden ones. The melee system offers a variety of moves that in conjunction with zanzoken can be most useful. I haven't really ranted too much about the game, but it is really something you should try out if you have a copy of Jedi Knight. I know all I have said comes off as somewhat incoherent, but the game is definately worth a look.

I mean, where else can Mr. Popo and Dende have an epic beam battle on Kaiosama's planet?

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Post by The S » Mon Mar 08, 2004 12:10 am

Man... I gotta find the game, then!
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Post by Mugenmidget » Mon Mar 08, 2004 12:12 am

The S wrote:Man... I gotta find the game, then!
Jedi Knight should not pull more than 10 dollars from your wallet.

Once you get it up and running, contact me. If we can get a decent amount of people we might be able to reenact some battles as well 8)

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Post by The S » Mon Mar 08, 2004 12:24 am

Yeah well... when you don't have a job, 10 bucks is a lot. ^_^ But I will attempt to scrounge up a copy from a friend.
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Post by Mugenmidget » Mon Mar 08, 2004 12:29 am

I completely understand, but I thought that made it more gift worthy if your friends are into that type of thing.

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