Temporal Conflict
Still debating on which of the two game engines to use, but I had a new plan finalized thought up.
This has to be for characters, that will be in the game, and the way to unlock them.
No this is neither a DLC thing nor a Microtransactions thing. I'm not some greedy guy that will make you pay $1 for a simple red dot.
Anyway back to the way to unlock them. Like I said earlier, the starter characters and campaign stories are separated via, Starter Packs. Which is kind of Fire Emblem Fates-ish, but not quite. It'll be quite easy to get characters you don't have unlocked, even those from a different pack. All you have to do......
Is pretty much fight one game match against them if you come across them. Win, or lose, you'll get the character you don't have. However, I am thinking of a tutorial , which has a character you would not have as the opponent against a character you start with. Completing the Tutorial won't give you that character though. I'll mention that in a tutorial when I start the development of one.
If I make a new starter pack, I'll make an update to the game to add the new pack into the game, and gives new characters to unlock the same way you unlocked other characters.
As for the campaign unlocking, for all starter packs, you'll unlock the campaigns you don't have by unlocking all the key cast that show up in that campaign story. After that, you get the story.
Wow this game's going to be unlock city by the time I finish! I hope it'll all be worth it in the end.
That's pretty much it for now. I'm going to keep debating on game engines, while doing other things, for now.
While I'm debating, I'd like to hear your thoughts about this, or any interesting, non greedy, ideas I could add to the game when development starts (I'll consider it and see if I can with the chosen game engine).
This has to be for characters, that will be in the game, and the way to unlock them.
No this is neither a DLC thing nor a Microtransactions thing. I'm not some greedy guy that will make you pay $1 for a simple red dot.
Anyway back to the way to unlock them. Like I said earlier, the starter characters and campaign stories are separated via, Starter Packs. Which is kind of Fire Emblem Fates-ish, but not quite. It'll be quite easy to get characters you don't have unlocked, even those from a different pack. All you have to do......
Is pretty much fight one game match against them if you come across them. Win, or lose, you'll get the character you don't have. However, I am thinking of a tutorial , which has a character you would not have as the opponent against a character you start with. Completing the Tutorial won't give you that character though. I'll mention that in a tutorial when I start the development of one.
If I make a new starter pack, I'll make an update to the game to add the new pack into the game, and gives new characters to unlock the same way you unlocked other characters.
As for the campaign unlocking, for all starter packs, you'll unlock the campaigns you don't have by unlocking all the key cast that show up in that campaign story. After that, you get the story.
Wow this game's going to be unlock city by the time I finish! I hope it'll all be worth it in the end.
That's pretty much it for now. I'm going to keep debating on game engines, while doing other things, for now.
While I'm debating, I'd like to hear your thoughts about this, or any interesting, non greedy, ideas I could add to the game when development starts (I'll consider it and see if I can with the chosen game engine).
