Alright. In my recent observations, I have noticed a lack of creativity in a lot of games that are made. Note: I said lack of creativity in a lot of games, not all of them.I have decided to post this topic as a list of some helpful ideas for scenarios, including some trigger systems. I hope some people will post some good tips.

AOM:TT RPG Level Up Trigger System: Note: This system was inspired by someone else. I cannot remember their name but I am giving them credit anyways. Monty Python also gets credit for telling me how to put a Quest Var in a Message.This will be a level up for every five kills and level up for upto 120 kills.

QuestVarLevelUp - Active - NonLooping

Conditions:

Always

Effects:

Quest Var Set - Quest Var Name: "P1Level" Value: "Zero"

OddKillLevelUp - Active - NonLooping

Conditions:

Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 5
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 15
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 25
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 35
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 45
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 55
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 65
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 75
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 85
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 95
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 105
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 115
Condition Logic: OR Checked

Effects:

Disable Trigger = "OddKillLevelUp
Fire Event = "EvenKillLevelUp"
Fire Event = "LevelUpMessage"
Fire Event = "LevelUpUpgrade"
Quest Var Modify - "P1LevelUp" Add"1"

EvenKillLevelUp - InActive - NonLooping

Conditions:

Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 10
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 20
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 30
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 40
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 50
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 60
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 70
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 80
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 90
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 100
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 110
Player One Stat Value Total Kills == 120
Condition Logic: OR Checked

Effects:

Disable Trigger = "EvenKillLevelUp
Fire Event = "OddKillLevelUp"
Fire Event = "LevelUpMessage"
Fire Event = "LevelUpUpgrade"
Quest Var Modify - "P1LevelUp" Add"1"

LevelUpMessage - InActive - NonLooping

Conditions:

Always

Effects:

Message : Congradulations Player One, you are now level "+trQuestVarGet("P1Level")+"!

LevelUpUpgrade - InActive - NonLooping

Conditions:

Always

Effects:

Any kind of upgrade for your unit you want.

AOM:TT RPG Run/Walk System:

QuestVarSpeed - Active - NonLooping

Conditions:

Always

Effects:

Quest Var Set - Quest Var Name: "P1Speed" Value: "Zero"

WalktoRun - Active - NonLooping

Conditions:

Quest Var Check - "P1Speed" == "0"
Chat Contains - "Run"

Effects:

Modify Protounit - Whatever unit is you unit - Speed +1
Quest Var Modify - Quest Var Name: "P1Speed" Value: "1"

RuntoWalk - Active - NonLooping

Conditions:

Quest Var Check - "P1Speed" == "1"
Chat Contains - "Walk"

Effects:

Modify Protounit - Whatever unit is you unit - Speed -1
Quest Var Modify - Quest Var Name: "P1Speed" Value: "-1"

AOM ^or TT Cinematic Block Hint:

If you have an area in your new game that just isn't very interesting, the first thing you should do is place some cinematic blocks in that area. This are null items that can't be seen by the other players. Perfect. Use the change unit type effect to make them something when the playere gets in the area. One thing you can change them into is a meteor. That can suprise the player.

If you want to have a meteor in the story line, place two cinematic blocks right next to each other. Change one into a Meteor and the other into smoke. Maybe you'd like to have random things appear during a fight. Well place these all over the battle field and change them into creatures. Be sure to convert the creatures to the enemies side though.

All sorts of possibilities are...well...possible with this unit. Use it often to spice up your scenarios.

[This message has been edited by CodeLabMaster (edited 12-23-2003 @ 05:48 PM).]