I still have TIE Fighter and X-Wing around my house somewhere. Hopefully these ones will be just as good. Just as long as it doesn't have that damn password book crap like the old ones did.
You have it completely right. All I can add is a +1.SaintWaldo said:My list of suggestions for LucasArts (unchanged since ~1997):
1. Release the original missions from both the X-Wing and TIE flight sim games in an updated engine.
2. Include a mission editor.
3. Update the engine on a biannual cycle.
4. Release quarterly mission packs.
5. Ignore pleas for online PvP, because XvT already proved that this creates a never-ending circle fight.
6. Heed pleas for online co-op missions.
7. Never make another type of Star Wars game, ever.
I'm almost positive this would create a near endless stream of revenue with which to fully revive the SCUMM genre proper. Not that I agree the world wants or needs to do so; simply because I have tremendous empathy for those who have expressed such desires.
They haven't listened so far, but maybe, juuuuuuust maybe, this time will be different.
Aw man, that'd be so dope!geldonyetich said:Of course, the very best thing they could do is make a full fledged X-Wing Vs Tie Fighter MMORPG, complete with career progression and a raging galactic war, even allowing players to eventually get promoted up to the likes of being a Super Star Destroyer captain.
And, like any bleeding-edge MMORPG, it'd be free to play with micropayments.
It would have the best parts of gameplay from this:
And look like this:
ninja'd on batllefront III, damnit all to hell!MasterSqueak said:I disagree on seven.SaintWaldo said:My list of suggestions for LucasArts (unchanged since ~1997):
1. Release the original missions from both the X-Wing and TIE flight sim games in an updated engine.
2. Include a mission editor.
3. Update the engine on a biannual cycle.
4. Release quarterly mission packs.
5. Ignore pleas for online PvP, because XvT already proved that this creates a never-ending circle fight.
6. Heed pleas for online co-op missions.
7. Never make another type of Star Wars game, ever.
I'm almost positive this would create a near endless stream of revenue with which to fully revive the SCUMM genre proper. Not that I agree the world wants or needs to do so; simply because I have tremendous empathy for those who have expressed such desires.
They haven't listened so far, but maybe, juuuuuuust maybe, this time will be different.
I want Battlefront III!
Why do people hate jar-jar?He's just as childish as these little bear-thingies in episode 6, and nobody seems to hate them...The_root_of_all_evil said:Red 5 standing by!
Just keep George away from it. Unless I can strap Jar-Jar to the turrets.
Well, Lordie Mister Utarefson, you ain't been knowing about those terrible folk he be a talkin' about.Utarefson said:Why do people hate jar-jar?He's just as childish as these little bear-thingies in episode 6, and nobody seems to hate them...The_root_of_all_evil said:Red 5 standing by!
Just keep George away from it. Unless I can strap Jar-Jar to the turrets.
Joe Morgenstern of Wall Street Journal described the character as a "Rastafarian Stepin Fetchit on platform hoofs, crossed annoyingly with Butterfly McQueen." Patricia J. Williams writes that many aspects of Jar Jar's character are highly reminiscent of the archetypes portrayed in blackface minstrelsy, while others have suggested that the character is a "laid-back clown character" representing a black Caribbean stereotype.
You'd be surprised how much hatred is levelled at the Ewoks.Along with film critics, many fans have also objected to what is perceived as excessive commercialization directed at young children in the Star Wars series (a criticism first levelled with the introduction of Ewoks).
Okay, that explains it...The_root_of_all_evil said:Well, Lordie Mister Utarefson, you ain't been knowing about those terrible folk he be a talkin' about.Utarefson said:Why do people hate jar-jar?He's just as childish as these little bear-thingies in episode 6, and nobody seems to hate them...The_root_of_all_evil said:Red 5 standing by!
Just keep George away from it. Unless I can strap Jar-Jar to the turrets.
Joe Morgenstern of Wall Street Journal described the character as a "Rastafarian Stepin Fetchit on platform hoofs, crossed annoyingly with Butterfly McQueen." Patricia J. Williams writes that many aspects of Jar Jar's character are highly reminiscent of the archetypes portrayed in blackface minstrelsy, while others have suggested that the character is a "laid-back clown character" representing a black Caribbean stereotype.You'd be surprised how much hatred is levelled at the Ewoks.Along with film critics, many fans have also objected to what is perceived as excessive commercialization directed at young children in the Star Wars series (a criticism first levelled with the introduction of Ewoks).
Given the film is about a boy's descent into darkness and the destruction of the Empire at his hands, do you think a "blackface" Mr. Bean character really fits well into that?
(See Short Round in Indiana Jones, Willie Nelson in Indiana Jones, Poochy in Itchy and Scratchy, Scrappy in Scooby Doo, Wesley in ST:TNG, Chiba USA in Sailor Moon)
The Ewoks are cute and funny in a natural kind of way. Not by acting like stupid clowns.Utarefson said:Why do people hate jar-jar?He's just as childish as these little bear-thingies in episode 6, and nobody seems to hate them...
As much as I appreciate you posting a Youtube video of TIE Fighter gameplay - and seriously, it was great to see, although it looked like the guy was playing with a mouse - your idea of making it an MMOG is beyond horrible.geldonyetich said:Of course, the very best thing they could do is make a full fledged X-Wing Vs Tie Fighter MMORPG, complete with career progression and a raging galactic war, even allowing players to eventually get promoted up to the likes of being a Super Star Destroyer captain.