Comments on: The Purpose of the Meta Plot http://www.gamestopica.net/2009/06/the-purpose-of-the-meta-plot/ Topics and Ideas for all sort of Game Creations Sat, 21 May 2011 08:45:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: extrakun http://www.gamestopica.net/2009/06/the-purpose-of-the-meta-plot/comment-page-1/#comment-52 extrakun Sun, 07 Jun 2009 22:17:11 +0000 http://www.gamestopica.net/?p=1058#comment-52 Thanks Zi Seng, and hey, long time no see! Thanks Zi Seng, and hey, long time no see!

]]> By: Zi Sheng http://www.gamestopica.net/2009/06/the-purpose-of-the-meta-plot/comment-page-1/#comment-50 Zi Sheng Fri, 05 Jun 2009 02:16:22 +0000 http://www.gamestopica.net/?p=1058#comment-50 For PC games using meta-plots, I wish to recommend Deus Ex I by Ionstorm, an FPS cum adventure game. It is set in a dystopic future where, terrorism, disease and illegal genetic manipulation is rife. The game introduced a number of firsts, including the hacker's GUI screen we see in Doom 3. What is most interesting is that it became a hit even if had cheesy animations and dialogue and also a modest poly-count. In its universe, your character may perform interesting stuff, like hacking security, modify his physical abilities with gene canisters and withdrawing cash from an atm, all of which affects your action in the game. All this is relevant as JC Denton is a genetically bred, cyborg spy, who relies on his wits and stealth to stay alive. All his weapons are under-powered and frontal assaults yield the least results. The player is engaged mainly because of the options that remind them, they're more than a low-poly JC Denton. There will be a hacker's panel, an atm machine screen, small floating labels that tells him the npc's name or your weapon type and a gene manipulation panel where you can assign 'Ambrosia' canisters to strengthen body parts. All these build up the back story and gaming experience, when the graphics could not. The game was released in 2000. This is an informative article, well done : ) For PC games using meta-plots, I wish to recommend Deus Ex I by Ionstorm, an FPS cum adventure game. It is set in a dystopic future where, terrorism, disease and illegal genetic manipulation is rife.

The game introduced a number of firsts, including the hacker’s GUI screen we see in Doom 3. What is most interesting is that it became a hit even if had cheesy animations and dialogue and also a modest poly-count.

In its universe, your character may perform interesting stuff, like hacking security, modify his physical abilities with gene canisters and withdrawing cash from an atm, all of which affects your action in the game. All this is relevant as JC Denton is a genetically bred, cyborg spy, who relies on his wits and stealth to stay alive. All his weapons are under-powered and frontal assaults yield the least results.

The player is engaged mainly because of the options that remind them, they’re more than a low-poly JC Denton. There will be a hacker’s panel, an atm machine screen, small floating labels that tells him the npc’s name or your weapon type and a gene manipulation panel where you can assign ‘Ambrosia’ canisters to strengthen body parts. All these build up the back story and gaming experience, when the graphics could not. The game was released in 2000.

This is an informative article, well done : )

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