More 'awards' at the end of a round
Sun, 2009-03-22 11:14
It appears that there are currently only a few awards.
Here's a little more as suggestions:
darwin award - the hog which kills itself gets it. if there are more than one, the one that causes the most damage doing it will get the award.
leech award - the hog/team which kills the most enemy hogs, while causing the least damage to them - i.e. someone else has almost killed a bunch of hogs, and the next hog finishes them off
collector award - the hog/team which collects the most crates
collateral damage award - the hog which causes the most damage by using props - i.e. big falls, using crate explosions or mines, etc.
If you're talking about the awards that are about to come when 0.9.10 is released...
Why would anyone want to get an award for killing himself?
It's mean. You spread death, misery and destruction all around you and leave most of the enemy's hedgehogs with a couple of drops left in their littl' harties...And than comes another dude and wipes them all, and on top of that - takes an award Pretty unfair omho...
What a joy for all greedy players Don't like it but at least makes sense.
There should be more awards for doing damage, killing and lots of pain and suffering.
Think, there are too many awards...Reducing their number will do the trick I think.
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award doesn't necessarily imply positive acknowledgement. and a darwin award would suit the comical style of this game
But it doesn't make sense.
Btw is "biggest amount of damage taken during the whole game" positive? Think not.
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The Darwin Award sounds cool. I like the idea of a hedgehog getting an award for killing himself doing something stupid. Learning about the darwin award (the real one) was the most memorable part of the 9th grade.