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Neotokyo the steamengine fps wasn't fun to play. There was an obvious benefit to playing Heavy all the time, scout smg's were garbage guns and the powers classes got weren't actually gamechanging. It also played like a r6 sim while requiring a magdump just to kill one baddie

>>300206

>There was an obvious benefit to playing Heavy all the time, scout smg's were garbage guns and the powers classes got weren't actually gamechanging
saw a video earlier saying the classes were balanced, lol

>>300205
Maybe unreal engine. I watched a youtube tutorial one time but it seemed like a lot of effort so I stopped watching.

>>300208
>but it seemed like a lot of effort so I stopped watching
see, thats what Im saying, it seems too over complicated

>>300205
blender

your post is too vague to answer. to start, what game is this map for?

>>300207
they definitely are not. Scout gets a couple of seconds gain with invisibility which rarely if ever goes well and then the heavy nukes'em. I don't remember grenades being used much at all, it was basically just a slow paced room-clearing sim with poor tactical cooperation where most weapons are underpowered…. gl unlocking the tier'd weapons as well, they aren't even that useful or special really

>>300205
When did people start calling computer software just "app"?

>>300213
Considering that phones are the main computing device around the world today, I'd guess shortly after the iPhone popularized the term. Say 2010?

>>300211
I dont know, a shooter or a story driven game like deus ex

What have you tried so far, OP? And why did it fail so hard that you need to ask for advice for everything about it?

>>300223
ive never begin…

>>300222
i still don't understand what you're asking

is this map for a game that already exists, or are you intending to make a completely new game and are asking how to make the ingame world for your game?

>>300232
yes

OP here, I want a good tutorial on how to make a map for a video game, Im asking you because you might know better

>>300233
I really hate people that answer "yes" for a question that always have more than one option. You can't answer "Yes" to any question like "Is it A or B?" because "Yes" doesn't answer anything there.

>>300232
>is this map for a game that already exists,
no
>or are you intending to make a completely new game and are asking how to make the ingame world for your game
yes

>>300236
You're asking a person who can't even do basic research on game engines available and what each one does best. There's no proper recommendation here because OP wouldn't be able to use a game engine anyways, he can't even use a search bar.

>>300242
this is mean to me (OP)

the idea is to basically make a map lile seen in red in pic related called neo-tokyo

>>300238
>>300325
you typically create a map for your videogame using the same game engine you're using to write the code and everything else. the map is really just a collection of 3d assets placed via the editor for your game engine. game engines you can use for 3d include unity, unreal engine, godot, among others. 2d options are basically same, but there are also tons of smaller game engines. there's also special game engines for stuff like doom-likes, roguelikes, rts games, and so on

you can also use games that include map editors to create your map within an existing game. things like valve hammer map editor for source engine mods, warcraft 3 map editor. secondlife is a 3d social mmo that includes 3d building, scripting, land management… you can basically buy virtual land in that game, terraform the land, then build the map

there is no further information to give, without you explaining your game more, but even then you are better off figuring it out on your own

>>300327
i remember this

>>300327
I love the ost in that game.