Things like a Visitor getting a gun and raiding the place should require some form of staff, but will be allowed sometimes. The only thing about this, is for it to at least be reasonable. If he wants to build a teleporter, he can. If a player wants to capture a Vortigaunt and have him as an assistant, he should be allowed too (If the other player wants too). I feel that BMRP is fun because it allows the freedom that no other RP can provide, and that no other Role Play can provide that. In other terms, there will be no “This didn’t happen in HL1, its FailRP”. I plan to base the gamemode to mainly based around the player, and what they want to do. Maybe I’m just sick of Gmod, and things then were just the same as now, but either way I’d be delighted to see what comes of your efforts! Imagine, a server with minimal downloads, the classic simple UI (none of that ugly ass shit that takes up 25%+ of your screen, just the old box on the bottom left and ammo counter on the bottom right), a different map (if it must be Downtown, go back to the old V2 for variety), basic jobs, and a simplistic rule-set. On a semi-related note, It’d be great to see a throwback DarkRP server. For example, if a visitor lands their hands on a gun and is parading about restricted areas, don’t have an admin fly in, physgun them away and say “nonono, you can’t do that” rather, let the security force deal with it through IC means (so long as the player isn’t doing anything shitty like gunning everyone down for no apparent reason). Really, just keep it simple stupid and let IC be IC and OOC be OOC as much as possible. What held back the recent wave of BMRP servers was a collection of annoying, arbitrary rules, and I hope that you do different. If there is anything you do differently, make it the rules. I had fun playing on the recent “wave” of BMRP servers the past months or so, but they just didn’t have the same charm.
That being said, I have many fond memories of playing on Aerolite BMRP around 2010-2011 or so. Now, the perception of DarkRP is generally just a boring, shitty game-mode with the same old copy and paste servers, and this perception certainly exists with good reason. That, and other maps were actually used (granted, most were RP_downtown, but at least variations of the map). Along with the vanilla “city” DarkRP you had Black Mesa RP, 1942RP (which granted still does exist, but it just doesn’t “do” it for me anymore), HL2 based DarkRP, and all matter of other modifications. Maybe it’s just rose tinted goggles, but I can recall years back the great variety in DarkRP based servers. I don’t want to end up spending 35 dollars and coding a whole entire gamemode for nothing. I was wondering if I should spend my time/money into coding and creating a BMRP server, and if anyone would be interested into playing. I plan to re-code the gamemode from scratch, while also implementing the old features and new ones into the gamemode. Most known BMRP servers have died, and barely anyone has a copy of the original gamemode (Its mostly broken due to updates, anyways). What happens in the gamemode is entirely up to what is happening in character, the gamemode is designed to be dynamic to the servers story that is created by the players themselves. For those who don’t, here is a quick summary of it:īlack Mesa Roleplay is a roleplay gamemode based on Half Life 1, but before the whole Resonance Cascade.
#FLYING BIRD DARKRP GMOD MOD#
The goal of this web optimized port is to make FNF and this mod more accessible to players that can’t otherwise play it on their potato PC, on a Chromebook, on their Mac, on their Linux, or simply can’t run the EXE files on their computer.Hello! For those who’ve heard of Aerolite and played their Black Mesa RolePlay (or BMRP for short) will most likely know what I’m talking about. AND everyone that contributed to the GitHub source.Also others that contributors on GitHub.Codding Cat: Sprite Maker and Programmer.
Guys look, a birdie! But is FNF mod Credits: Even Robin makes an appearance in “Catch-It”. It become a meme when everyone started editing the clip into funnier stuff. Where a scene in the cartoon Teen Titans GO! where Cyborg points out the window at a bird followed by him and Robin running towards it, crashing into the window. A funny FNF mod based an internet meme called “Guys look, a birdie!” where you play as Cyborg as he rap-battle against the bird that is just flying by the window.
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