Yeah, I've been wanting another chance at Rush now for a while. I can probably improve the gameplay playability quite a bit from the original.

Yeah, I've been wanting another chance at Rush now for a while. I can probably improve the gameplay playability quite a bit from the original.

Looks like I'm going to be using up just about every unused unit for this. I swear these Pointer units are so fucking useful. Might as well just turn everything into different kinds of pointers. They'll come in many different varieties, by the way. Imagine this: A marine walks around. He is your main unit. You don't control him directly, though. You have 9 different Pointer units stored somewhere on the map, each corresponding to a different 'weapon'. You keep one of these selected to indicate it as your 'current' weapon; you can switch between them freely at any time, too (like by assigning them to the numeral hotkeys). You control your marine's movement by pressing the WASD keys while any of these are selected. Now, you see a zergling. You want the marine to kill it. You switch out your bazooka (hotkey 5) and right click on the zergling. Your marine pops up with a tank turret aimed in the direction of the zergling, and a missile fires to the spot you clicked. Bam! But wait... the zergling survived! He's turned aggro! HE'S A LEVEL 99 FUCKING ZERGLING! Time to run. You see a cliff nearby. Problem is, you can't obviously walk over solid terrain. So, time to do things TF-style: You point just under your marine with the Bazooka, click, and boosh: Rocket jump! Poor Mr. Level 99 Zergie is now a sitting duck! Time to finish him off with style: You switch to your special abilities menu by pressing Q. You select a deployable sentry gun from the menu, and one appears by your marine. It's out of ammo from the last time you've used it, and you probably won't need it again anyway (you'll likely need the inventory space for another tool). [i]You attach your equipped bazooka to the slot occupied by the previous depleted weapon on the turret.[/i] Then you walk away... quickly. The zergling will have by then made its way up the cliff to where you stood. But you don't even look back. A few gratifying explosions later, followed by the squeal of an expired zergling, tell you all you need to know. That's the kind of shit you'll get to do with UMS Mod.

Looks like I'm going to be using up just about every unused unit for this. I swear these Pointer units are so fucking useful. Might as well just turn everything into different kinds of pointers. They'll come in many different varieties, by the way.





Imagine this: A marine walks around. He is your main unit. You don't control him directly, though. You have 9 different Pointer units stored somewhere on the map, each corresponding to a different 'weapon'. You keep one of these selected to indicate it as your 'current' weapon; you can switch between them freely at any time, too (like by assigning them to the numeral hotkeys). You control your marine's movement by pressing the WASD keys while any of these are selected.

Now, you see a zergling. You want the marine to kill it. You switch out your bazooka (hotkey 5) and right click on the zergling. Your marine pops up with a tank turret aimed in the direction of the zergling, and a missile fires to the spot you clicked. Bam! But wait... the zergling survived! He's turned aggro! HE'S A LEVEL 99 FUCKING ZERGLING!

Time to run. You see a cliff nearby. Problem is, you can't obviously walk over solid terrain. So, time to do things TF-style: You point just under your marine with the Bazooka, click, and boosh: Rocket jump! Poor Mr. Level 99 Zergie is now a sitting duck!

Time to finish him off with style: You switch to your special abilities menu by pressing Q. You select a deployable sentry gun from the menu, and one appears by your marine. It's out of ammo from the last time you've used it, and you probably won't need it again anyway (you'll likely need the inventory space for another tool). You attach your equipped bazooka to the slot occupied by the previous depleted weapon on the turret. Then you walk away... quickly. The zergling will have by then made its way up the cliff to where you stood. But you don't even look back. A few gratifying explosions later, followed by the squeal of an expired zergling, tell you all you need to know.



That's the kind of shit you'll get to do with UMS Mod.

:dontgetit: :omfg: :D

Sounds great. :D

Sounds great.

How come I cant play Rush 1 with sombody else? There is 2 slots. For some reason in both LAN and BNET it wont work. on LAN it doesnt appear, on BNET it says UNABLE TO JOIN.

How come I cant play Rush 1 with sombody else? There is 2 slots. For some reason in both LAN and BNET it wont work. on LAN it doesnt appear, on BNET it says UNABLE TO JOIN.

Don't try it. I ran into issues implementing 2 player and basically left it dangling. It's not really playable.

Don't try it. I ran into issues implementing 2 player and basically left it dangling. It's not really playable.

This sounds amazing, many cheers for you! Wow, it sounds awesome, you're releasing this to us for free? lol.

This sounds amazing, many cheers for you!
Wow, it sounds awesome, you're releasing this to us for free? lol.

[quote=candle12345]you're releasing this to us for free? lol.[/quote] Don't give him idea's.

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you're releasing this to us for free? lol.

Don't give him idea's.

I found a shortcut in Rush 1 for the dark forest. When you reach the first checkpoint for the dark forest keep following the path but stop when the path starts to go up. Instead of going up, keep going left, going off the path. You should end up on another path and if you keep going left (following the new path) you should reach another checkpoint. This i used to beat the dark forest. (Note : There is a kamikaze on the path you skipped to, and also there should be DTs following you. Be careful!)

I found a shortcut in Rush 1 for the dark forest. When you reach the first checkpoint for the dark forest keep following the path but stop when the path starts to go up. Instead of going up, keep going left, going off the path. You should end up on another path and if you keep going left (following the new path) you should reach another checkpoint. This i used to beat the dark forest. (Note : There is a kamikaze on the path you skipped to, and also there should be DTs following you. Be careful!)

Lol... it's normal: everytime you quit the path, DTs spawn and try to kill you... that's the point of trying to follow the path: you get only Inf. Terrans (and no DTs).

Lol... it's normal: everytime you quit the path, DTs spawn and try to kill you... that's the point of trying to follow the path: you get only Inf. Terrans (and no DTs).

[quote=payne]Lol... it's normal: everytime you quit the path, DTs spawn and try to kill you... that's the point of trying to follow the path: you get only Inf. Terrans (and no DTs).[/quote] I know it normal. I was just saying that Dts were gonna follow you

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Lol... it's normal: everytime you quit the path, DTs spawn and try to kill you... that's the point of trying to follow the path: you get only Inf. Terrans (and no DTs).

I know it normal. I was just saying that Dts were gonna follow you

Sounds absolutely great Tuxedo. I am very curious as to how it will look like in the public version. Btw since it is a mod, will you (or anyone else) host a server for it or will it be sp/lan only? I guess this is big enough to have quite a lot of mapmakers get interested in using this as a new base, besides unmodded starcraft.

Sounds absolutely great Tuxedo. I am very curious as to how it will look like in the public version.

Btw since it is a mod, will you (or anyone else) host a server for it or will it be sp/lan only? I guess this is big enough to have quite a lot of mapmakers get interested in using this as a new base, besides unmodded starcraft.

I might. When I get AG done, I'll decide on stuff like that.

I might. When I get AG done, I'll decide on stuff like that.

So, any news on this?

So, any news on this?