Help wanted-DP survival-horror game

[That_Guy]

[Tei]

[That_Guy]

Thanks, I hope we finish the whole thing

EDIT:







here are some monster designs and the promo I scribbled then messed with in photoshop. and the last one is a untextured wood plank (the multicoloredness is the product of 3ds max)

[FrikaC]

That is so totally cool.

[Tei]

I whas wanting to make a "low tech" mod for years. I mean, quit superpowerfull weapons like nailgun, and add "nerfed" weapons. So combat become more hard and more realism. It smell like your mod will have this low tech feel AND horror games fear

[That_Guy]

indeed, all but three (or four) weapons will be melee, and most of those can and sometimes will break (but I have an idea on how that might not be fustrating). Not all "broken" weapons will be useless, like the bottle, when it breaks, it deals more damage...but once the katana (based off this cheap americana one I foolishly bought once) breaks, it does less damage and its range is shortened.

But I need some coders te help me out to see what I can & can't do with dp

UPDATE:

here's a few of the weapons I thought could be in my game...

.45 calibre handgun (limited range, has the most abundant ammo, decent stopping power)
shotgun (short range, wide spread, great stopping power)
hatchet (unbreakable, one handed)
wooden plank (breakable, two handed)
1 1/2' pvc pipe (breakable, onehanded)
3' steel pipe(unbreakable, two handed)
tazer (stuns enemies, onehanded, tends to short out)
35mm camera (stuns light sensitive enemies in the area, can help you navigate dark rooms, no film)
chainsaw (fan favorite, requires gasoline)
baseball bat (cheaply made, doesn't break, but does become damaged, when damaged (bent in reference to paranoia agent) does less damage)
glass shard (onehanded, breaks almost instantly after 5 or 6 uses)

that's just a few of the weapons I've thought about.

but I also need coders so I can figure out how to animate everything (because I'm going for the pov of Project Breakdown).

[That_Guy]

Here's some visuals...not much, but it's what we've got at the moment:

[leileilol]

Focus less on concept and more on actual implementation - I failed to do so and

[That_Guy]

well, I would, but we can't do much without a coder, because before we do anything, we have to see how the camera angle will work. and do we need a coder to put things in game?