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Old 01-26-2009, 03:43 AM   #11
Toastie
 
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The only things I feel needs changing in FF are bulkier models, get rid of models acting like BRICK WALLS, and a change in how the speed cap is implemented. The models look like a bunch of middle schoolers. They need to be some size, they all look like paris hilton or something. I think the size of the models in TF2 and L4D are good, just make TFC models of that size and put it into FF. Bigger models also give more of a canvas to make them look better because to be honest, the oldest TFC models look better in my opinion.

Also I do not think models should stop a players momentum down to 0%. Its wierd how you can conc into a stationary player, at 10000 MPH, and just stop dead in your tracks. I think it needs to be soften in order to keep some kind of flow to the gameplay, because its just weird the way it is now.

And then I dont think you should go down to the designated cap when you hit the ground. Hell I dont even think you should gain speed off just bhopping. I think it should be just like quake where you skim and your speed cools down to normal, and has to do so off a rj/pj/cj/or a frag grenade jump.

Those 3 things, and I think the game plays smoother and just make a little more sense, with characters that actually look old enough to drink. Otherwise, this game is ace still

Last edited by Toastie; 01-26-2009 at 06:51 AM.
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