Super-Melee - Revision history

Fyzixfighter: Reverted edits by 158.143.70.203 (Talk) to last revision by Shiver

2011-05-28T16:30:58Z

Reverted edits by 158.143.70.203 (Talk) to last revision by Shiver

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	Distances in Super-Melee are measured in world units, which are equal to 1/4 of a pixel at full zoom with a 320x240 resolution.		Distances in Super-Melee are measured in world units, which are equal to 1/4 of a pixel at full zoom with a 320x240 resolution.

	~~That's really tihnking out of~~ the ~~box~~. ~~Thanks!~~		===Facing===
			Most projectiles and ships have a direction in which they are facing; due to technical limitations and balance issues, the game only uses 16 possible facings, separated from each other by 22.5 degrees.

			[[Category:Game mechanics]]

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	Distances in Super-Melee are measured in world units, which are equal to 1/4 of a pixel at full zoom with a 320x240 resolution.		Distances in Super-Melee are measured in world units, which are equal to 1/4 of a pixel at full zoom with a 320x240 resolution.

	~~===Facing===~~		That's really tihnking out of the box. Thanks!
	~~Most projectiles and ships have a direction in which they are facing; due to technical limitations and balance issues,~~ the ~~game only uses 16 possible facings, separated from each other by 22~~.~~5 degrees.~~

	~~[[Category:Game mechanics]]~~

Shiver: Reverted edits by 202.53.227.147 (Talk) to last revision by Fyzixfighter

2011-05-27T16:17:09Z

Reverted edits by 202.53.227.147 (Talk) to last revision by Fyzixfighter

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	In Super-Melee, the frame rate is 24 FPS (frames per second), i.e. a frame is 1/24 seconds.		In Super-Melee, the frame rate is 24 FPS (frames per second), i.e. a frame is 1/24 seconds.

	~~Suodns great~~ to ~~me BWTHDIK~~		===World units===
			Distances in Super-Melee are measured in world units, which are equal to 1/4 of a pixel at full zoom with a 320x240 resolution.

	===Facing===		===Facing===

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2011-05-27T16:16:19Z

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	In Super-Melee, the frame rate is 24 FPS (frames per second), i.e. a frame is 1/24 seconds.		In Super-Melee, the frame rate is 24 FPS (frames per second), i.e. a frame is 1/24 seconds.

	~~===World units===~~		Suodns great to me BWTHDIK
	~~Distances in Super-Melee are measured in world units, which are equal~~ to ~~1/4 of a pixel at full zoom with a 320x240 resolution.~~

	===Facing===		===Facing===

Fyzixfighter: Reverted edits by 89.248.248.152 (Talk) to last revision by PsiPhi

2011-05-26T14:29:34Z

Reverted edits by 89.248.248.152 (Talk) to last revision by PsiPhi

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	Distances in Super-Melee are measured in world units, which are equal to 1/4 of a pixel at full zoom with a 320x240 resolution.		Distances in Super-Melee are measured in world units, which are equal to 1/4 of a pixel at full zoom with a 320x240 resolution.

	~~Never seen~~ a ~~bteter post! ICOCBW~~		===Facing===
			Most projectiles and ships have a direction in which they are facing; due to technical limitations and balance issues, the game only uses 16 possible facings, separated from each other by 22.5 degrees.

			[[Category:Game mechanics]]

89.248.248.152: /* Facing */

2011-05-26T13:55:24Z

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	Distances in Super-Melee are measured in world units, which are equal to 1/4 of a pixel at full zoom with a 320x240 resolution.		Distances in Super-Melee are measured in world units, which are equal to 1/4 of a pixel at full zoom with a 320x240 resolution.

	~~===Facing===~~		Never seen a bteter post! ICOCBW
	~~Most projectiles and ships have~~ a ~~direction in which they are facing; due to technical limitations and balance issues, the game only uses 16 possible facings, separated from each other by 22.5 degrees.~~

	~~[[Category:Game mechanics]]~~

PsiPhi: Undo revision 25508 by 62.144.160.3 (Talk)

2011-05-26T13:52:53Z

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	~~You~~'re the ~~garteest! JMHO~~		[[Image:SC2_SuperMelee_Menu1.png\|thumb\|In the Super-Melee menu, players can assemble two teams for battle.]]
			'''Super-Melee''', also referred to as '''SuperMelee''' in the PC manual and '''Super Melee''' in the 3DO manual and main menu, was first introduced in [[Star Control II]]. It is an improvement over the standard melee found in [[Star Control I]] which pitted the [[Ur-Quan Hierarchy\|hierarchy]] against the [[Alliance of Free Stars\|alliance]] in a series of dogfights. Super-Melee allows melee-style combat between two parties of up to fourteen ships each. Teams can be made up of any of the twenty-five [[List of ships\|ships]] available in Star Control II.

			Each team can either be controlled by a human or a cyborg. Cyborg opponents have three levels of experience - weak (standard in the original DOS Star Control 2), good, and awesome. In addition, each party is assigned a point value depending on how powerful the constituent ships are. Weak cyborg cannot use secondary weapons of its ships (except [[Pkunk]] [[Fury]] and [[Slylandro]] [[Probe]]). A human player is actually not necessary for the melee to run, so players are capable of running "simulations" to see what ships are more powerful, or by what degree. This is simply done by setting both combatants to the Awesome Cyborg setting to allow the full capability of the ship to be used. Note that even the Awesome AI is no match for experienced human players, so the results often do not translate to matches with humans.

			For tips on playing, see [[Multiplayer Melee Suggestions]].

			==Melee variables==
			===Frame rate===
			In Super-Melee, the frame rate is 24 FPS (frames per second), i.e. a frame is 1/24 seconds.

			===World units===
			Distances in Super-Melee are measured in world units, which are equal to 1/4 of a pixel at full zoom with a 320x240 resolution.

			===Facing===
			Most projectiles and ships have a direction in which they are facing; due to technical limitations and balance issues, the game only uses 16 possible facings, separated from each other by 22.5 degrees.

			[[Category:Game mechanics]]

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2011-05-26T10:09:06Z

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	~~[[Image:SC2_SuperMelee_Menu1.png\|thumb\|In the Super-Melee menu, players can assemble two teams for battle.]]~~		You're the garteest! JMHO
	'''Super-Melee''', also referred to as '''SuperMelee''' in the PC manual and '''Super Melee''' in the 3DO manual and main menu, was first introduced in [[Star Control II]]. It is an improvement over the standard melee found in [[Star Control I]] which pitted the [[Ur-Quan Hierarchy\|hierarchy]] against the [[Alliance of Free Stars\|alliance]] in a series of dogfights. Super-Melee allows melee-style combat between two parties of up to fourteen ships each. Teams can be made up of any of the twenty-five [[List of ships\|ships]] available in Star Control II.

	Each team can either be controlled by a human or a cyborg. Cyborg opponents have three levels of experience - weak (standard in the original DOS Star Control 2), good, and awesome. In addition, each party is assigned a point value depending on how powerful the constituent ships are. Weak cyborg cannot use secondary weapons of its ships (except [[Pkunk]] [[Fury]] and [[Slylandro]] [[Probe]]). A human player is actually not necessary for the melee to run, so players are capable of running "simulations" to see what ships are more powerful, or by what degree. This is simply done by setting both combatants to the Awesome Cyborg setting to allow the full capability of the ship to be used. Note that even the Awesome AI is no match for experienced human players, so the results often do not translate to matches with humans.

	~~For tips on playing, see [[Multiplayer Melee Suggestions]].~~

	~~==Melee variables==~~
	~~===Frame rate===~~
	~~In Super-Melee, the frame rate is 24 FPS (frames per second), i.e. a frame is 1/24 seconds.~~

	~~===World units===~~
	~~Distances in Super-Melee are measured in world units, which are equal to 1/4 of a pixel at full zoom with a 320x240 resolution.~~

	~~===Facing===~~
	~~Most projectiles and ships have a direction in which they are facing; due to technical limitations and balance issues,~~ the ~~game only uses 16 possible facings, separated from each other by 22.5 degrees.~~

	~~[[Category:Game mechanics]]~~

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	[[Image:SC2_SuperMelee_Menu1.png\|thumb\|In the Super-Melee menu, players can assemble two teams for battle.]]		[[Image:SC2_SuperMelee_Menu1.png\|thumb\|In the Super-Melee menu, players can assemble two teams for battle.]]
	'''Super-Melee''', also referred to as '''SuperMelee''' and '''Super Melee''', was first introduced in [[Star Control II]]. It is an improvement over the standard melee found in [[Star Control I]] which pitted the [[Ur-Quan Hierarchy\|hierarchy]] against the [[Alliance of Free Stars\|alliance]] in a series of dogfights. Super-Melee allows melee-style combat between two parties of up to fourteen ships each. Teams can be made up of any of the twenty-five [[List of ships\|ships]] available in Star Control II.		'''Super-Melee''', also referred to as '''SuperMelee''' in the PC manual and '''Super Melee''' in the 3DO manual and main menu, was first introduced in [[Star Control II]]. It is an improvement over the standard melee found in [[Star Control I]] which pitted the [[Ur-Quan Hierarchy\|hierarchy]] against the [[Alliance of Free Stars\|alliance]] in a series of dogfights. Super-Melee allows melee-style combat between two parties of up to fourteen ships each. Teams can be made up of any of the twenty-five [[List of ships\|ships]] available in Star Control II.

	Each team can either be controlled by a human or a cyborg. Cyborg opponents have three levels of experience - weak (standard in the original DOS Star Control 2), good, and awesome. In addition, each party is assigned a point value depending on how powerful the constituent ships are. Weak cyborg cannot use secondary weapons of its ships (except [[Pkunk]] [[Fury]] and [[Slylandro]] [[Probe]]). A human player is actually not necessary for the melee to run, so players are capable of running "simulations" to see what ships are more powerful, or by what degree. This is simply done by setting both combatants to the Awesome Cyborg setting to allow the full capability of the ship to be used. Note that even the Awesome AI is no match for experienced human players, so the results often do not translate to matches with humans.		Each team can either be controlled by a human or a cyborg. Cyborg opponents have three levels of experience - weak (standard in the original DOS Star Control 2), good, and awesome. In addition, each party is assigned a point value depending on how powerful the constituent ships are. Weak cyborg cannot use secondary weapons of its ships (except [[Pkunk]] [[Fury]] and [[Slylandro]] [[Probe]]). A human player is actually not necessary for the melee to run, so players are capable of running "simulations" to see what ships are more powerful, or by what degree. This is simply done by setting both combatants to the Awesome Cyborg setting to allow the full capability of the ship to be used. Note that even the Awesome AI is no match for experienced human players, so the results often do not translate to matches with humans.

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	[[Image:SC2_SuperMelee_Menu1.png\|thumb\|In the Super-Melee menu, players can assemble two teams for battle.]]		[[Image:SC2_SuperMelee_Menu1.png\|thumb\|In the Super-Melee menu, players can assemble two teams for battle.]]
	[[Super-Melee]] was first introduced in [[Star Control II]]. It is an improvement over the standard melee found in [[Star Control I]] which pitted the [[Ur-Quan Hierarchy\|hierarchy]] against the [[Alliance of Free Stars\|alliance]] in a series of dogfights. Super-Melee allows melee-style combat between two parties of up to fourteen ships each. Teams can be made up of any of the twenty-five [[List of ships\|ships]] available in Star Control II.		'''Super-Melee''', also referred to as '''SuperMelee''' and '''Super Melee''', was first introduced in [[Star Control II]]. It is an improvement over the standard melee found in [[Star Control I]] which pitted the [[Ur-Quan Hierarchy\|hierarchy]] against the [[Alliance of Free Stars\|alliance]] in a series of dogfights. Super-Melee allows melee-style combat between two parties of up to fourteen ships each. Teams can be made up of any of the twenty-five [[List of ships\|ships]] available in Star Control II.

	Each team can either be controlled by a human or a cyborg. Cyborg opponents have three levels of experience - weak (standard in the original DOS Star Control 2), good, and awesome. In addition, each party is assigned a point value depending on how powerful the constituent ships are. Weak cyborg cannot use secondary weapons of its ships (except [[Pkunk]] [[Fury]] and [[Slylandro]] [[Probe]]). A human player is actually not necessary for the melee to run, so players are capable of running "simulations" to see what ships are more powerful, or by what degree. This is simply done by setting both combatants to the Awesome Cyborg setting to allow the full capability of the ship to be used. Note that even the Awesome AI is no match for experienced human players, so the results often do not translate to matches with humans.		Each team can either be controlled by a human or a cyborg. Cyborg opponents have three levels of experience - weak (standard in the original DOS Star Control 2), good, and awesome. In addition, each party is assigned a point value depending on how powerful the constituent ships are. Weak cyborg cannot use secondary weapons of its ships (except [[Pkunk]] [[Fury]] and [[Slylandro]] [[Probe]]). A human player is actually not necessary for the melee to run, so players are capable of running "simulations" to see what ships are more powerful, or by what degree. This is simply done by setting both combatants to the Awesome Cyborg setting to allow the full capability of the ship to be used. Note that even the Awesome AI is no match for experienced human players, so the results often do not translate to matches with humans.