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Checkers

The Massassi Temple » Levels/Mods » Jedi Knight Multiplayer Level » Checkers

Description

This level lets you play Checkers with other people in Jedi Knight. The life-sized checkerboard is located in an elegant marble room, and the Checker pieces are made of solid silver and gold. There is also a one-way watching area for observers, slightly elevated at the side of the level.

To play a game of Checkers with someone, simply press the Spacebar to grab the Checker piece. After you move the piece, press the Fieldlight (F2) to drop it.

There are many spare pieces and King pieces on the sides. Also, there is a reset button on both sides of the Checker board. When the game is over, you can press the reset button to reset the Checker pieces. Anyone who objects to the resetting should press the reset button within 10 seconds to cancel the resetting.

Please note that this level does not require a mod. Level cogs are already included with the level. There is also a Text document included that explains the basic rules of Checkers.

Screenshots

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Level Info:

Download:
File Size:
117.8 KiB
Date:
2003-07-07
Author:
ID_Junkguy
Downloads:
754

Ratings:

Score (0-10):
9
# of Ratings:
12
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User Comments:

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Major_Clark
Posted: 2003-07-07 5:27 p.m.   Report Abuse
Very innovative..........I will try then rate.
Radice
Posted: 2003-07-07 6:27 p.m.   Report Abuse
this is great, who needs yahoo checkers when you can play JK checkers.

oh and one more thing, are we going to see a JK chess in the near future?
Swedishborgie
Posted: 2003-07-07 6:52 p.m.   Report Abuse
I will also try and rate... it looks quite good :-) and Radice there already is a JKChess it's on Massassi somewhere. I'll get back to ya on that rating!
ID_Junkguy
Posted: 2003-07-07 7:01 p.m.   Report Abuse
I just wanted to add that this level is best played with low lag. There can be slight sync problems if it is too laggy or if there are too many players.
Laguna
Posted: 2003-07-07 7:43 p.m.   Report Abuse
Nice Level and yes if there is lag it does cause it to have some effect on the gameplay. But i wont rate it less because of that, just dont get to many people in the level at once.

My Rating 10/10
A Grim Zombie
Posted: 2003-07-07 10:20 p.m.   Report Abuse
good work,

btw radice, there allready is a JK chess (if no one said it allready)
Flexor
Posted: 2003-07-08 3:45 a.m.   Report Abuse
Brilliant!
The_Mega_ZZTer
Posted: 2003-07-08 7:48 a.m.   Report Abuse
Well, Junky asked me to rate it, so here I am. -_-

It's pretty good, the only thing tho is that I thought he was gonna actually make the level cogs "aware" of the rules and stop you from making illegal moves, only going when it's your turn, automatically taking jumped pieces out of play, etc. But this is good.

The pieces are good, and the board and surrounging area are sufficient. The Reset function is cool.

Rating: 9/10 (Nothing is perfect.)
Goldor
Posted: 2003-07-08 8:54 a.m.   Report Abuse
Very cool, I tested it but don't played it multiplayer...

I think it would be much more great if you had created a cog that does all automatically, like the piece dissapear if the other team have passed a piece above it. But I know it would have take too much time.

Very good idea, I will like to play that with my friends!

My rating: 10/10
Trige
Posted: 2003-07-08 8:55 a.m.   Report Abuse
I have to disagree with you on that note. You say that you want level cogs to make it so you can only move when it's your turn. Well, in real life, when people play checkers or chess, people do cheat. They move their piece when you're not looking at the board. This gives it a life-like feel. Hopefully, you'd be playing with someone who respects the game and its rules.
MattDettorre
Posted: 2003-07-08 9:20 a.m.   Report Abuse
Hey good job the pieces look great they look very real 10
Gelatinous_Drool
Posted: 2003-07-10 4:31 p.m.   Report Abuse
there is a chess game

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