Game Design Question

[Dark Crusade]

@Freddy:

> Well people time zone is different. Some people have a life and others don't. More rewards for those who get on at night would not be fair.

He means game-time, not real life-time. I'm sure a day in the game would be two hours or so in real life.

[Monkey Boy]

@Kreator:

> He means game-time, not real life-time. I'm sure a day in the game would be two hours or so in real life.

Hmm, that would mean Sunday to Tuesday would be Day, and Wensday to Saturday would be Night?

I like it.

But what if you log in, and where you are is swarmed with zombies, and your completely unprepared for the attack? It would be weird, having from 25 freinds helping you, to going solo.

[Dark Crusade]

@Monkey:

> link=topic=53900.msg572588#msg572588 date=1257736686]
> Hmm, that would mean Sunday to Tuesday would be Day, and Wensday to Saturday would be Night?
>
> I like it.

No it means your dyslexic and sarcastic. xD

[Khachaturian]

Lol how did you interpret that from his comment?

I think two or so hours is a good idea, if you mean two hours would be a day, and then another two would be the night. Leaves enough time to do stuff, and doesn't make you rush things.
Sick idea for an orpg.

[Geno]

@«:

> [»Wolf«][» link=topic=53900.msg572114#msg572114 date=1257672407]
> I'll list some zombie games:
> L4D 1/2
> Killing Floor
> Dead Space 1/2/3(?)
>
> Off the top of my head, those are the only ones I can think of. The first one is alot more common.

Ok then, name games that go in the first category if its so common (not including Toontown as that has already been stated)

[Anna Comnena]

River City Ransom, Zombies Ate My Neighbors, and pretty much any game from the SNES/Genesis and earlier era.