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If he did, I would probably start crying from happinessJohnEmmanuel143 wrote: Edit 1:What if Mod. Patrick Unleash this as a game and post it in Any Game Site!Like Big Fish,Reflexive or Yahoo Games????But only as a Free download!
Mind explaining what kind of site? HTML, Flash, DreamWeaver, etc... Also, an example, maybe?JohnEmmanuel143 wrote: Oh and if you need a Site For it,I'm Available!;)
Anytime.....
I really hate to say this, but I think it'll be bigger than 180 MB. However...JohnEmmanuel143 wrote: Edit 2:Yeah! How Big!
What I mean is that A website where you get downloads,videos and stuff...Mind explaining what kind of site? HTML, Flash, DreamWeaver, etc... Also, an example, maybe?Oh and if you need a Site For it,I'm Available!
Anytime.....
It'll probably (I'm guessing) also work if you just create the "Game Data" folder yourself and put Custom Content inside it. You still need localsaveon.txt.Qloof234 wrote:Now, for Custom Content, cbloopy mentioned this in the WA Hacking topic, but here is how to get it working:
1) Rename localsaveoff.txt to localsaveon.txt.
2) Start the game, and then quit. A folder called Game Data should appear.
3) Download and unzip the Custom Content folder into Game Data.
For people who don't want to spend too much time downloading, you probably already have most of the stuff in those big zip files!Qloof234 wrote:Graphics, Custom Content, and Music zips are too big for the forum - which is why they're off-site.
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The Music zip is the biggest, at a whopping 64 MB. I have an idea on how to slim it down, which I'll try now while the 64 MB version uploads...
Oh my Gawd, it slimmed down from 64 MB to 16 MB. It's still the biggest, but... Wow...
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Sorry about that guys...
Ok, @ difficulty:Qloof234 wrote:All adventures have been tested, and all of them are possible, though some might seem somewhat hard for their point in the game.
It's true that most of the adventures are somewhat straightforward. On the other hand, this is trying to cater to both people who have and who haven't played MOFI yet, plus we all know how much discussion there is about how MOFI has tipped too much on the difficult side. And look at most of the custom adventures posted on the forums. Maybe the lack of difficulty we've seen so far is a good thing for most of the people who will end up playing this. Plus this is just demo 1--neither WA nor MOFI have their hardest levels in their demos. And if you want harder adventures you probably would have had to wait longer for the demo to come out.mqdar wrote:Ok, @ difficulty:
For me, all of these adventures lack real challenge. Very few of them took more than 2 tries.
I do admit it was quite annoying to get through the last part, but once you figure it out after numerous retries, it's not too bad to execute (I can now do that part every single time without saving game). In that respect, it's kinda the same frustration as tackling any other difficult adventures.mqdar wrote:Chasm Chamber... that level is just frustrating and not even fun, so I would take it out if I was you.
A hint:Anyway, probably better off moving that adventure to later in the game, and make it an "optional" one (don't need to solve it to get to the ending of the game).highlight to read wrote:Don't just blindly run around trying to avoid the fireflowers. Instead, the key is to figure out which places to stand still to direct some Fireflowers to kill each other while keeping other fireflowers from being killed (like the ones you need for killing the fireflowers you do want killed). In particular, you need to clear the two fireflowers south and south-southeast of the purple gate.
I enjoyed what I've seen so far. My main complain is the lack of a storyline and NPCs.Qloof234 wrote:*prepares for onslaught of comments*
In the MoFI Demo:To pass the level, you have to walk down to the first gate and use the key, then walk back to the point where the floor curves around in an L shape. After that, walk back to the last gate, open it, and hurry to the star.
I'm not sure if this problem has something to do with the new magic or the lack of Homing Flowers, or maybe even the addition of Ice Flowers, but it's like something that happened while testing the game...Do the above, but you have to run as soon as the gate starts opening, as opposed to once it's open, and you have to run a long ways back as well. Even after that, thanks to the weird MoFI fireball collision, you have to take your time so as to get in.
Why am I comparing this? I think that a stray bit of code that could be thanks to new magic (POW), Ice Flowers, the non-existant Homing Missile, or maybe even Brr getting recoded, that has caused the game to suddenly run a different check for fireball collision.SPOILERS! (Quotebox for convenience while reading) wrote:While testing the game, both designers and testers were having some issues with getting Baby Boomers (the small Kaboom!s that are like Wee Stinkers) through small passages. This issue caused the game to be much more tedious than it is now, because they would walk into enemies, or walk into springs causing them to whack into each other and die. I made a test comparison level, and it was found out that one snippet of code made it comparatively harder to navigate tight quarters with the little guys.
It's possible without Floing. After the button, wait for each shot then move forward.Qloof234 wrote:
As for Chasm Chamber, I have no idea what happened - Back while using the WA Editor system, it was easy. Putting it into MoFI suddenly made it harder to dodge the fireballs.
There's the same problem in Flowers in the Cave - The Floing charger was added because after hitting the button it suddenly became impossible to pass the Fire Flowers.
Qloof234 wrote:I think one of the reasons MoFI is so much harder than WA (and that this demo is harder than it was in the editor) is because MoFI uses a different fireball recognition system.
What I mean is that in WA, the Fireball has to collide with the player's model to hurt them. If it's on the tile you're just passing off of, but it hasn't hit your character, then nothing happens.
However, in MoFI, for some reason this system has been altered. Instead of having to hit your player's character model, it tests to be on the same tile as your player, even if you're passing on to the next tile.
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Personally, I tihnk it might be POW's fault, because there's a similar glitch there - cast POW in a direction you can walk, and quickly tap the arrow key in that direction. If done right, you'll burn yourself on your own POW spell.
Yes, I know that. It just didn't seem that obvious what to do.Qloof234 wrote:@Dlcs; We're using the MoFI Demo system, remember?
No, as long as you rename the file inside your WACP folder to localsaveon, it will keep all your scores and savefiles under GameData inside your WACP folder, instead of the normal place where your MOFI saves are kept.jdl wrote:Before I download, If I rename the folder that contains all the WA:CP stuff to say, "WACP" if I rename the text file to localsaveon will it still reset my WA:MOFI saves?