Conflict Online
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| Developer(s) | JavaMan |
| Designer(s) | JavaMan |
| Engine | JBuilder |
| Latest version | 0.8.5b |
| Release date(s) | February 19, 2007 (PC) |
| Genre(s) | Online Third Person Shooter |
| Mode(s) | Multiplayer |
| Platform(s) | Windows Mac |
| Media | Download |
| Input | Keyboard, mouse |
Conflict Online is an Online Third Person Shooter that originally began in 2006 as a client-based MMORPG. It centered around medieval weaponry and the killing of monsters such as slimes. Today, though, it has evolved into a futuristic game that centers around person vs. person combat with plasma guns and grenades.
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[edit] The Old Conflict
The exact release date of the original MMORPG version of Conflict Online is unknown, but the actual game has not been forgotten. Started in 2006, the original Conflict Online was a simplistic game with only two main goals: to mine as much gold as possible to make money, and to gain experience points by killing slimes. With the gold, you could purchase limited shop items, such as bronze armor, silver armor, and gold armor. You could also purchase several weapon upgrades.
Another feature in the old Conflict Online was the ability to dig up rocks and mine gold from them. This system ended in disaster, because many people dug up so many rocks, you could barely move around. Digging was than restricted to special areas known dirt patches.
[edit] Conflict Online Today
The newest version of Conflict Online was released on March 24, 2007. A beta log of all previous improvments and updates is available through the Conflict Forums.
[edit] Latest Beta Log
- Added new map narrow.map
- Fixed team choosing for hosting after hosting once
- Fixed teleport bug when round is finished
- Fixed bullet offset bug
- Better blue theme
- Login buttons blend into the theme
- Reduced bullet notify packet
- Host doesn't send bullet notify to itself
- Better respawn algorithm
- Better crate image that fits the environment
[edit] In-Game Play
- The player can be controlled by the W, A, S, and D keys on your keyboard.
- The player can shoot his/her plasma gun by clicking the left mouse button.
- You can toggle the mini-map by pressing F2.
- You can set grenades by pressing the right mouse button
- You can check on the FPS by looking at the numbers in the upper-left corner of the window.
[edit] The Lobby
- To chat, type letter on your keyboard as you would if you were using an Instant Messenger such as Aol Instant Messenger.
- To host a game, click the Host button.
- To quit, click the Quit Button.
- To see your stats, click the My Stats button.
[edit] Hosting a Game
- Choose the type of game you would like to play. There are four options: Death Match, Team Match, Tag, and Move Around.
- Set the maximum amount of players that can join. Keep in mind that the more players there are, the slower the game will run.
- Choose Dead Reckoning or Absolute to set the precision of the game. Dead Reckoning will be faster, but less precise, while Absolute will be slower, but more precise.
[edit] The Map Editor
- The map editor is also available at the main website.
