better image goes hereEverytime I type something into chat, a mission starts. The mission is specific and must be done correctly. Inbetween everything, there is just DM. there is only a few amount of people in the squad doing the mission, the rest of the people are civilians or terrorists. There are only 1 or 2 terrorists. The terrorists attempt to 1 - Destroy the mission and 2 - Kill the squad. 1 civilian is selected to be the target. Dead or alive. If the target is alive, then you are supposed to bring the target back to the helicopter. If it is dead, then you must assassinate the player. The terrorists would do the exact opposite.
StatusTeams - 99%
Bricks - 99%
Commands - 99%
Missions - 0%
Debuging/Testing - 0%
Overall -
60%Idea: ApprenticeGameIdea InfoTime - Medieval
Location - Random Town
Map - Skylands, with a terrain build
Saving - Yes
IdeasYou are a homeless person when you spawn, you have about 20gold, a few rags and a dagger. Theres a few things you can do to get yourself off your feet.
• Buy Building Materials - Having a place to live in is pretty much a good idea
• Find a home - Going to the town inn and buying a room isn't a
horrible idea
• Find a master - Going straight at it is a possibility if a master would take you in.
These are just some of the things you can do, people would probably go straight to the shops for weapons. Though once you have done something, it would probably a good time to look around for a master. Go ahead and go to the town hall and go check to see if they are an available master. If there is, it will say a few things about him/her.
1 - Name (duh)
2 - Location where you will be staying (You will be relocated to his/her house while you learn, though don't worry, you can still go to your house for various tasks your master wants you to do in a quite place)
3 - Mastery - What you will learn to master (Smithing, Jeweling, Sorcery, Hunting, Tailoring, and Weapon Working (can only do this after you can do Smithing and Hunting))
If there is no master, don't worry, masters come and go all the time, in the mean time why not do some jobs listed on the "for hire" board to get some money, upgrade your house, level up etc. Though if you are lucky and get a master, you will likely be picked up by him, to show you the way to his house. If not - you can hire a wizard to teleport you to the house. Once you arrive you shall instantly begin the education process. For example, if your taking up Smithing, then you might have to go pick up some unrefined metals to your master, where you can buy it at a mine. Then you'd go back and he'd teach you how to refine the metal, once you refine the metal, then you have the experience for life, you know now how to refine it and you can do it whenever you want if you have the right materials. Then the learning process would go on until you just can't learn anymore, and you know everything there is to know about Smithing. Then you get some sign that you can professionally smith, trained by blahblah, and you can now pack up your stuff and leave the god damn masters place. Once your home and settled, put your crates and chests where you want them, then you can do some jobs if you want, though if you were a smith you would probably want to go to a local vender and buy a vending table, which should deliver in a few days. Once you have the smithing table in place, you can now smith at home! Yay! Now you can go into the town hall and register your self as a ready to be master. Then you shall pass on your skills to the others. If at any point you feel completely finished and you know everything there is to know you have killed every monster there is to kill you have completed every job there is to work and have made every item there is to craft, then at that point (which will probably not happen for about atleast a good while) you can retire. If you retire you can do a few things.
1 - Help expand the game. Builders are always wanted to continue the realm of whatever
2 - Administrate the server. Apply for admin in this very topic
3 - Create Jobs to be done. Go to the Retirement home and make jobs that you pay for.
4 - Quit, you just finished the game, theres nothing left. I'm probably not going to want to put in a reset function because then you'd just be doing the same thing like 40 times.
Please share your ideas on the gamemodes
Wanna help?I always enjoy having someone helping. And if the Apprentice Game seems appealing to the community, it's like death doing it alone. If you want to help make either gamemode, I'd be more than happy if you can post
Name:
Talent (Coding, Modeling, Graphics):
Example of talents:
Which project:
Currently I'm going to set the max of
Coding - 1 maybe 2
Modeling - 2
Graphics - ∞
(snake joke goes here)HelpersBrian Smith - Projects Leader/Programming
Fluffy - Programming/Graphics
DontCare4Free/Nullable - Programming
Rusty - Models
