Horror

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  1. Halcyon

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    The sign has appeared in the sky
    The world is ending
    Time to die


    This is the infection map I am working on at the moment and the map that I hope to enter into the Bungie Forgetacular contest. It is only a little more than half complete since I haven't put in the humans main defensive base yet but I wanted to go ahead and get some feedback, suggestions, etc. This is my first attempt at making an infection map so it wouldn't surprise me if I screwed up somewhere. This map's main feature is a giant skull floating in the sky that serves as the zombies' spawn.

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    In the mouth

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    The grav lifts go up to the eyes

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    The zombies can drop from the mouth onto the wall around the courtyard. There is a soft safe zone around it so players can run out of bounds for a short while if they wanted to (bounds are marked by the large walkways)
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    [FONT=&quot]The two little bunkers in the courtyard
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    Or zombies can jump out of the eyes and evade off the ramps from pillar to pillar
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    There is also a machine gun turret looking over the yard
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    And here's an overview of what I have so far
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    So I'd like to hear what you guys think makes a great infection map. The skull gives the map a good aesthetic appeal, but I know the gameplay has to be equally as good if not better. The skull put a considerable restriction on what materials I have left but I think I should have enough to make a good place for the humans to fall back to when the zombies start outnumbering them. Anyway, I'm open to all ideas so fire away.
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    #1 Halcyon, Nov 9, 2010
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