Music Suggestion Aggregation Thread
You thought this forum was dead, Pecan? Not in the slightest.
All songs loop naturally. Check the video(s) descriptions for a Google Drive of the ripped soundtrack to download, if you decide to include 'em.
Also, happy 12th anniversary. Let's see how long the train runs.
You thought this forum was dead, Pecan? Not in the slightest.
All songs loop naturally. Check the video(s) descriptions for a Google Drive of the ripped soundtrack to download, if you decide to include 'em.
Also, happy 12th anniversary. Let's see how long the train runs.
Music Suggestion Aggregation Thread
This forum is suffering from the heat death of the universe. No reason to keep it up, hm?
01 for mono, 02 for stereo.
This forum is suffering from the heat death of the universe. No reason to keep it up, hm?
01 for mono, 02 for stereo.
Music Suggestion Aggregation Thread
Given the overabundance of "swordies", as Failbros puts it, this seems quite fitting. There's a intro associated with this file, but I don't know your music system. Ergo, just take this loop instead.
Song title: "Hesitant Blade -Eclipse-" by Chamber Chu
Given the overabundance of "swordies", as Failbros puts it, this seems quite fitting. There's a intro associated with this file, but I don't know your music system. Ergo, just take this loop instead.
Song title: "Hesitant Blade -Eclipse-" by Chamber Chu
Music Suggestion Aggregation Thread
Necro-ing an old forum? Unheard of.
Full title: Blood Drain -Again- (Eltnum Theme)
Suggested loop timeframe: ~0:20 - ~01:58
Full title: Race
Full title: Run
Last two suggestions lack a *decent* looping point, there's gonna be a noticeable join.
Necro-ing an old forum? Unheard of.
Full title: Blood Drain -Again- (Eltnum Theme)
Suggested loop timeframe: ~0:20 - ~01:58
Full title: Race
Full title: Run
Last two suggestions lack a *decent* looping point, there's gonna be a noticeable join.
Music Suggestion Aggregation Thread
the last stand music is already in game, this is just a more intense version. yea or ney?
the last stand music is already in game, this is just a more intense version. yea or ney?
Epoxy bomb rework
Epoxy bombs have been reworked, and may experience more tweaks soon to re-balance them further. These are the initial changes, for your reference. You may post feedback here or in the Discord. (Aside: Forum registration is currently broken, so you'll have to post your feedback in the Discord if you're not already registered here)
+ Epoxy bomb placement is now more sensible and conforms to the surface it is placed against.
- This improves their visibility to both players and the Boss, and obviously just looks better.
+ Epoxy bombs now must have a direct line of sight to the Boss in order to detonate. Any obstruction (including bricks and non-Boss players) will prevent it from detecting the Boss.
- This change makes the positioning of epoxy bombs much more important, and gives the Boss more opportunities to avoid them.
+ Epoxy bomb detonation is now delayed by one second, and preceded by a bright red light and a beep sound.
- If the Boss notices the bomb, it is possible for them to move out of its range quickly to evade its effect entirely. Epoxy bombs previously had practically no counterplay, so this should make fighting scientists more interactive.
+ Epoxy bombs are no longer removed when their owner dies.
- This change should encourage scientists to place their epoxy bombs in impactful locations that aren't simply right next to their shield nest, since the opportunity to use their epoxy bomb is no longer directly tied to their survival. This emphasizes their usefulness as a macro game tool, allowing scientists to have greater impact when they correctly predict good positioning.
+ Epoxy bombs now only reduce current movement speed by 50%, but this effect can stack if multiple epoxy bombs detonate.
- Previously epoxy bombs would reduce movement speed down to the player's crouch speed, but this had a disproportionate effect against high mobility Bosses since their crouch speeds usually were the same as slower Bosses. This should help scientists be less disproportionately oppressive against high mobility Bosses.
+ Epoxy slowing effect duration increased to 15 seconds. (Was 13)
- I've done this since the above change will probably make it more difficult to take advantage of a successful epoxy effect. I could end up reverting this if epoxy bombs still seem too oppressive.
+ Some minor quality of life changes & bugfixes.
- Holding your epoxy bomb while another you own is still deployed will give you a message reminding you that placing another will replace the first.
- Fixed some cases of the epoxy emitter effect not being removed from players, or of it removing/replacing a different visual effect.
Epoxy bombs have been reworked, and may experience more tweaks soon to re-balance them further. These are the initial changes, for your reference. You may post feedback here or in the Discord. (Aside: Forum registration is currently broken, so you'll have to post your feedback in the Discord if you're not already registered here)
+ Epoxy bomb placement is now more sensible and conforms to the surface it is placed against.
- This improves their visibility to both players and the Boss, and obviously just looks better.
+ Epoxy bombs now must have a direct line of sight to the Boss in order to detonate. Any obstruction (including bricks and non-Boss players) will prevent it from detecting the Boss.
- This change makes the positioning of epoxy bombs much more important, and gives the Boss more opportunities to avoid them.
+ Epoxy bomb detonation is now delayed by one second, and preceded by a bright red light and a beep sound.
- If the Boss notices the bomb, it is possible for them to move out of its range quickly to evade its effect entirely. Epoxy bombs previously had practically no counterplay, so this should make fighting scientists more interactive.
+ Epoxy bombs are no longer removed when their owner dies.
- This change should encourage scientists to place their epoxy bombs in impactful locations that aren't simply right next to their shield nest, since the opportunity to use their epoxy bomb is no longer directly tied to their survival. This emphasizes their usefulness as a macro game tool, allowing scientists to have greater impact when they correctly predict good positioning.
+ Epoxy bombs now only reduce current movement speed by 50%, but this effect can stack if multiple epoxy bombs detonate.
- Previously epoxy bombs would reduce movement speed down to the player's crouch speed, but this had a disproportionate effect against high mobility Bosses since their crouch speeds usually were the same as slower Bosses. This should help scientists be less disproportionately oppressive against high mobility Bosses.
+ Epoxy slowing effect duration increased to 15 seconds. (Was 13)
- I've done this since the above change will probably make it more difficult to take advantage of a successful epoxy effect. I could end up reverting this if epoxy bombs still seem too oppressive.
+ Some minor quality of life changes & bugfixes.
- Holding your epoxy bomb while another you own is still deployed will give you a message reminding you that placing another will replace the first.
- Fixed some cases of the epoxy emitter effect not being removed from players, or of it removing/replacing a different visual effect.
Music Suggestion Aggregation Thread
English title is "Extra Lessons for the Unlucky".
English title is "Extra Lessons for the Mysterious".
First two should somewhat "loop-able" in a sense.
Last one is up to your discretion on when the loop should end and start.
I could attempt to make them into Blockland-compatible loops if you want. Just let me know if you're interested.
English title is "Extra Lessons for the Unlucky".
English title is "Extra Lessons for the Mysterious".
First two should somewhat "loop-able" in a sense.
Last one is up to your discretion on when the loop should end and start.
I could attempt to make them into Blockland-compatible loops if you want. Just let me know if you're interested.
