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Dream FPS Classes by JMBuilder

JMBuilder
JMBuilder
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16th November
24th November
In my mind, this is what the ideal class setup is for an FPS game, striking a balance between arcade-style gameplay and realism. Class names change based on which alliance they fight for.
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Comments

  • abacaxicomuva
    abacaxicomuva     23rd November
    i usually play on 60 fps
  • JMBuilder
    JMBuilder     23rd November
    Having just the two little bullet points for each of the classes doesn't really do them justice... There's a lot of detail not shown here. I have a whole notepad list of equipment and weapon types they'd use.
  • Sandboxvoid
    Sandboxvoid     22nd November
    High customisation FPS games are great, any game with lots of vehicles/attachments/guns/buildings is just fun.
  • ThingamabobOverseer
    ThingamabobOverseer     21st November
    JMBuilder:Oh god...
  • JMBuilder
    JMBuilder     21st November
    Yup, the Star Wars stormtroopers were named after the German Sturmtruppen. Also, if you look closely at the Star Wars stormtrooper helmets, they loosely resemble German WWII helmets and gas masks.
  • ThingamabobOverseer
    ThingamabobOverseer     21st November
    JMBuilder:Wait, that's where they got the name for the stormtroopers?
  • Mizsthirious
    Mizsthirious     21st November
    woah, this is cool :D
  • JMBuilder
    JMBuilder     21st November
    It's also not meant to be 100% historically accurate. One of the biggest inspirations for this was my recent obsession with the "dieselpunk" genre, which leans into retrofuturism.
  • JMBuilder
    JMBuilder     21st November
    The Assault / Storm / Shock class was pretty straightforward, though. Allied attack troops are referred to as assault teams, German WWII attack troops were the Sturmtruppen (stormtroopers), and Soviet attack troops were the Shock Troopers.
  • JMBuilder
    JMBuilder     21st November
    @R33sesK1ng, not by too great of an extent. It's very generalized and based on the overall "themes" of the alliances. For example, "Artificer" is more of a British term for a military mechanic, but I felt it would be reasonably fitting for the Axis due to their European focus.