Are you picking up the shield generator at the start map?Project Dark Fox wrote:I just now got around to playing this, and I've been entertained. Starting a new game provides me a rather new adventure each time, which is really neat. I think the health is a little sparse, though.
Star Wars: Chibi Rebellion 6.1
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Re: Chibi Rebellion 3.0b
Map32 has already been fixed. Not the current release, but the one before it, I forgot to raise a section of the wall. The last release I remembered to raise it, but forgot lower textures.
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Re: Chibi Rebellion 3.0b
I know you mentioned it before but I couldn't find shit.*LilWhiteMouse wrote:Are you picking up the shield generator at the start map?

* We must note here that the player is probably blind.
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Re: Chibi Rebellion 3.0b
It's right behind you sitting next to the bed on the shelf.Project Dark Fox wrote:I know you mentioned it before but I couldn't find shit.
[EDIT] Map82 is fixed.
[EDIT] I'm gonna try and make a custom results screen. To accommodate a secret bonus.
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Re: Chibi Rebellion 3.0b
BUMPity. Does anyone still play this? I dusted it off and fixed/added a few things, thinking of continuing it a bit as my attempt to salvage the HQuest 2 maps is failing horribly.
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Re: Chibi Rebellion 3.0b
That would be amazing. This was always one of my favorites.
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Re: Chibi Rebellion 3.0b
It's still good from time to time, but in all honesty I dun think so. :<
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Re: Chibi Rebellion 3.0b
I play it every so often, since it's fun. I think you should do more to it, make it even more awesome.
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Re: Chibi Rebellion 3.0b
I still have it sitting on my HD and dip into it every now and again when I want a bit of quick Chibi SW fun.
One thing that I wouldn't mind seeing might be the option of telling it to give me missions that are guaranteed to be relatively short. Often when I play, I'm just doing it because I want a bit of short fun before going off and doing something else. The random nature of the mod is ideal for that because you never know quite what you are going to get and the fact that every mission has at least some story to it raises it above merely just playing some random level. However, often the missions are a little long, involving going back and forth across a number of levels and achieving a number of minor goals, for just having a quick 5-10 minute blast through. I realise that it would be a major undertaking to make such missions available, so it's not a particularly serious request as I don't expect it to happen (especially as I don't expect many other people to want it) but it would be a "nice to have" for me anyway.
One thing that I wouldn't mind seeing might be the option of telling it to give me missions that are guaranteed to be relatively short. Often when I play, I'm just doing it because I want a bit of short fun before going off and doing something else. The random nature of the mod is ideal for that because you never know quite what you are going to get and the fact that every mission has at least some story to it raises it above merely just playing some random level. However, often the missions are a little long, involving going back and forth across a number of levels and achieving a number of minor goals, for just having a quick 5-10 minute blast through. I realise that it would be a major undertaking to make such missions available, so it's not a particularly serious request as I don't expect it to happen (especially as I don't expect many other people to want it) but it would be a "nice to have" for me anyway.
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Re: Chibi Rebellion 3.0b
Not entirely true. I think I can hijack the EPISODE mapinfo feature to send you to a different start map that only uses the smaller/shorter maps.Enjay wrote:I realise that it would be a major undertaking to make such missions available
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Re: Chibi Rebellion 3.0b
Sorry to stray off topic but I still play HQuest (and especially HQuest 2) over and over again. I was hoping you'd finish HQuest 2 because I'd love to see the end and beat the Spider Queen's ass...
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Re: Chibi Rebellion 3.0b
Ok, now from the episode menu you select either "Normal Mode", or "Quick Mode". Quick mode only selects the shorter maps. As soon as I add maps for the Dark Trooper and my psychotic twilek I'll upload my current copy.
HQuest 2 offtopic:
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Re: Chibi Rebellion 3.0b
But... it wouldn't be HQuest 2 without the RPG elements. :(
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Re: Chibi Rebellion 3.0b
HQuest was very neat the way it was, im sure you can update the RPG code once Doomscript (when hell freeze over) comes out? 

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Re: Chibi Rebellion 3.0b
I can't download it because "home.midmaine.com" looks like has been blocked by my ISP.LilWhiteMouse wrote:http://home.midmaine.com/~lilwhitemo/cr_31.zip
[EDIT] Forgot one of the wads, didn't notice it was missing at first.
http://home.midmaine.com/~lilwhitemo/atat.zip
Can you make some mirrors?

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Re: Chibi Rebellion 3.0b
Hey! Now that I notice, you too play that Star Wars desktop game? 
