Hello all,
I was playing TF2 the other day, with my somewhat amateur skills compared to other players, and I was thinking about the Dominations in the games. If you haven't played TF2, basically what happens is if a player kills you 4 times in a row without you killing them, they "dominate" you. This just means that they're sort of like your temporary nemesis. If you end up killing them after that, the domination is retributed and you're neutral with them again. Have a nice day.
If this was implemented:
Zombies: It probably wouldn't be 4 kills, more like 2 or 3. How it would work is if a person zombifies someone multiple times (not necessarily in consecutive maps) without them zombifying them, they would "dominate" them. Dominations themselves wouldn't actually do anything, but it would show the dominated player that that person is dominating them and, therefore, probably provoke them into aiming for them.
Humans:
Thanks! ~Swate
I was playing TF2 the other day, with my somewhat amateur skills compared to other players, and I was thinking about the Dominations in the games. If you haven't played TF2, basically what happens is if a player kills you 4 times in a row without you killing them, they "dominate" you. This just means that they're sort of like your temporary nemesis. If you end up killing them after that, the domination is retributed and you're neutral with them again. Have a nice day.
If this was implemented:
Zombies: It probably wouldn't be 4 kills, more like 2 or 3. How it would work is if a person zombifies someone multiple times (not necessarily in consecutive maps) without them zombifying them, they would "dominate" them. Dominations themselves wouldn't actually do anything, but it would show the dominated player that that person is dominating them and, therefore, probably provoke them into aiming for them.
Humans:
The main problems I can see with this are people aiming for someone in particular, too much data for the server to remember and people getting quite frustrated over the "obvious ingenuity" of their nemesis. However, that is what this sub-forum is for - discussing ways it would be good/bad. So please, comment your honest opinion - I don't necessarily want it to be implemented, I just want it to be thought upon.
Thanks! ~Swate
