greenmikey posted on Sep 12 2006 at 09:11 PM said:
I think you should instead of allowing only one bullet on the screen at a time put a speed limit on bullets. This would encourage more floating around and less sitting on buildings.
Yeah I could do that, will give it a go and see how it plays
greenmikey posted on Sep 12 2006 at 09:11 PM said:
And either make the enemy projectiles less accurate or increase the manuverability of your ship. This could possibly be done through having a toggle button for moving the crosshairs..im not exactly sure of the best way. Or maybe slow down the enemy ships and bullets but add a few more of them.
I have been thinking about making most enemy bullets shoot a random direction, but only a few being directed at you.
greenmikey posted on Sep 12 2006 at 09:11 PM said:
A cool enemy that would encourage movement would be a slinky like baddie that 'walks' across the building tops.
Actually I have had an idea of a blob thingy that squishes along the bottom and climbs buildings then jumps up at you
greenmikey posted on Sep 12 2006 at 09:11 PM said:
I was thinking about the mid stage encounters.. It would be pretty cool if you could shoot the obstacles to break them into pieces. Then you could have a reason to drop shield upgrades.
Yes I like the idea of shooting the rocks to break them into smaller ones. What I propose is this:
All rocks are large to start with, Shooting them breaks them into smaller rocks, shooting the smaller racks breaks them down into tiny rocks, shooting them destroys them.
Ship damage received will be greater the larger the rocks, so there is an incentive to break em down.
The larger the rock, the slower it moves.
The ships firing mechanism will always be pointing to the right, so you don't have to aim much.
Also I can possibly add other little aliens that fly in from the right too