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*Prototype goals: figure out how big is big enough, try variations of behavior (attack player vs ambient hazard vs set-piece) |
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*Consider smaller systemic worms for general gameplay + a larger ‘emperor’-style worm for a fictional set-piece. |
*Consider smaller systemic worms for general gameplay + a larger ‘emperor’-style worm for a fictional set-piece. |
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== Trivia == |
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⚫ | * The game's ice worms may be inspired by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_worm real - life ice worms], although the ones in real life are much, much smaller and only feed on microscopic organisms.<ref>https://docs.google.com/document/d/1suz-D1bvdxbGDjlOxhUHgs-C3-pBVHnSojDYltDPWpI/view</ref><ref>https://trello.com/c/2nABB5sJ/152-next-steps-on-ice-worm</ref> |
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Revision as of 20:58, 31 August 2018
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</group> </infobox> The Ice Worm is a large aggressive fauna species that burrows beneath the surface of the ice. They appear to be ambush predators, drawn towards heat and sound above them.
Possible Future Plans
- Bust up through Ice, and go back down and leave a hole
- Could have LD made worm chambers with breakable model capping it. Player can go back into chamber and explore
- Simpler approach just have it randomized where it comes up, and doesn’t leave a hole
- Very large - big enough to attack vehicles
- Slam head into ground and send ice chunks around that can do damage
- Not game monster. Not paying attention to you, just more of an obstacle
- Worms navigating through network of tunnels
- Maybe grab onto vehicle and you have to get out and get them to release it
- Attracted to (triggered by) rapid movement or heat
- Visible as heat sources on some kind of radar display (hovercraft)
- If it is indifferent to player, perhaps give it some other purpose (hunting other creatures?) to give it more ‘set piece’ impact
- Prototype goals: figure out how big is big enough, try variations of behavior (attack player vs ambient hazard vs set-piece)
- Consider smaller systemic worms for general gameplay + a larger ‘emperor’-style worm for a fictional set-piece.
Trivia
- The game's ice worms may be inspired by real - life ice worms, although the ones in real life are much, much smaller and only feed on microscopic organisms.[1][2]