nicefive wrote:
I found a great M1 map called "The Lab".

5 stars I say.

Dthdealer wrote:
The game difficulty determines how far the enemies have to be from you before they shoot.

This link is dead. It's only still here because, err... yknow, it's some sort of... memorial.

Papercut wrote:
I'd advise that increasing difficulty should increase the number of enemies you have to fight in a given time, or increase their health. But since Meteor 2's difficulty levels apply to the game mechanics, unlike doom where monsters are assigned to each difficulty through the map editor, it leaves less work for the modder.

Canuck wrote:
[quote=Mrazerty]Perhaps a DIFFLEVEL variable? 0 is Very easy, 1 is Easy etc...

Dark Rain wrote:
In Thief for example when you play on 'Expert' you have less health points and there are more objectives in the missions and you have to be more patient respectively.

Papercut wrote:
In addition to what Mrazerty and Dark Rain said, it can go either way. As Mrazerty said, in doom, you have to run and scream and blindly spew rockets everywhere until you get to the exit. That kind of difficulty gives more strength in numbers to your enemies (A method if difficulty that I really enjoy btw), but in some other games, such as Call of Duty 4, or Halo, higher difficulties simply make you more vulnerable to enemies, forcing youu to have to be careful and clever.

I'd advise that increasing difficulty should increase the number of enemies you have to fight in a given time, or increase their health. But since Meteor 2's difficulty levels apply to the game mechanics, unlike doom where monsters are assigned to each difficulty through the map editor, it leaves less work for the modder.

Mrazerty wrote:
... And how much damage they do. As far as I have noticed, the damage is:

*0.5 on Very Easy
*0.75 on Easy
*1 on Normal
*1.5 on Hard
*2 on Very Hard

export OnMapStart;
export OnObjectHurt_10;

void OnMapStart()
{
StaticFlags[0] = SC_GetPlayerObjectId();
	SC_SetObjectActive(0,1);
	SC_SetObjectActive(10,1);
	SC_SetPlayerObjectId(10);
	SC_SetObjectSide(10,1);
}

void OnObjectHurt_10()
{
int x;
x = SC_GetObjectHits(10);
	if (SC_GetObjectHits(10)==8)
	{
	SC_SetObjectHits(0,0);
	SC_GameMessage("Target lost 2 hits--D.L.=Very Easy");
	StaticFlags[1] = 0
	}
	if (SC_GetObjectHits(10)==7)
	{
	SC_SetObjectHits(0,0);
	SC_GameMessage("Target lost 3 hits--D.L.=Easy");
	StaticFlags[1] = 1
	}
	if (SC_GetObjectHits(10)==6)
	{
	SC_SetObjectHits(0,0);
	SC_GameMessage("Target lost 4 hits--D.L.=Normal");
	StaticFlags[1] = 2
	}
	if (SC_GetObjectHits(10)==4)
	{
	SC_SetObjectHits(0,0);
	SC_GameMessage("Target lost 6 hits--D.L.=Hard");
	StaticFlags[1] = 3
	}
	if (SC_GetObjectHits(10)==2)
	{
	SC_SetObjectHits(0,0);
	SC_GameMessage("Target lost 8 hits--D.L.=Very Hard");
	StaticFlags[1] = 4
	}
SC_SetPlayerObjectId(StaticFlags[0]);
SC_SetObjectHidden(StaticFlags[0],0);
}