Best Posts in Thread: GIANT Halo Suggestion Thread

Hello, this is a compilation of ideas/revamps that spider and I thought of in the last 2 weeks whilst playing halo. I hope these are decent and whatnot.

Key to reading this thread:
red = some form of nerf or important change
green = buff or some form of postive change
blue = new addition or add-on

<= : less than or equal to
>= : greater than or equal to
--> : This becomes the new rate or result after the update
Bolded words either indicate a new section or important/new term.
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GamePlay ideas

• Dying from your own grenade will result in a penalty equal to the kill credit of however many players you killed. If you took out two players with a grenade that also killed you, the points you get from those two players are given to you in coins, but you do not get them as points towards winning the game.
  
  
• For grenades, if a grenade hits a player directly, it is considered a “body shot” (even if in the head) and will instantly explode, killing the player and all players within a 2-block radius of the player. Otherwise, it would do damage equivalent of a grenade that hits the ground.
  
  
• Grenades will do kb upon explosion, if hit by the explosion. This will make grenade spam somewhat less effective as you’ll have to aim where the player is going to be once your first grenade hits them.
  
  
• Guns will follow quake mechanics- aka particle trail where shot and will follow a straight line path. Gun will be limited by 60 blocks but is instant speed.
  
  
• Triple the amount of bullets in a cartridge but divide number of cartridges in inventory by factor 3.
  
  
• Have the reload clock be displayed in the EXP bar instead of the hunger bar, as to not prevent player from running shortly after shot. The EXP bar currently holds the amount of bullets left, which should be in your hotbar anyway. If there’s more ammo than can fit in a hotbar, there could be numbers that show up on your screen to tell you if you have 2 or 1 bullets left.
  
  
• After every kill, receive 1 extra shot in their current cartridge, in order to kill as many nice individuals as possible.
  
  
• Reduce the bonus killstreaks give (10k% -> 5k%) but increase max KS bonus to 20 kills (40% -> 100% max bonus). Upon losing your killstreak, gain (10 * KS^2) coins (this is earned at the end of the game, only highest KS will be credited; 0 <= KS <= 10, any above is not counted)
  
  
• Decrease the time limit to 200 seconds (the longer a game takes, the bigger the gap between skilled and unskilled players)
  
  
• Upon a hit, you should be able to hear a sound effect or a chat notification indicating that you hit the player (right now there is no notification). It can be difficult to distinguish with the normal Minecraft hitsound, because it is the same for you being hit and you hitting another player.
  

Point Ideas

• All ranks will receive 100 points per kill, regardless of coin multiplier. These aren’t the coins themselves, but the points which count for a victory. The coin multiplier, on the other hand, remain and allow ranked players to make just as much as they would for the same amount of kills, but give players of lower ranks an equal playing field.
  
  
• Blitz streaks will reward bonus points depending on how long the kill chain is. This is a counter which resets 3 seconds after an initial kill and the timer will restart once a kill is achieved. At the end of the streak, gain 5*Streak^2 points, 2 <= Streak <= 20. If only 1 kill is achieved in the 3-second time frame, do not reward a blitz streak.
  
  
• Killing more than one person with an explosion from one grenade will reward the player points according to the equation (1 + (x-1)^2) * (100), where x is the amount of players killed by the single grenade. This calls for a quadratic growth because the incidences in which you get combo kills diminishes greatly per increase in player (a double kill is, almost infinitely more likely, than say, a pentakill).
  

Coin Multiplier Changes

To compensate with the new coin nerfs, but along with ways to gain coins, the following multipliers will be changed as well as coin value:

• Citizens: 1.00x Multiplier
  
  
• VIP: 1.50x Multiplier
  
• Premium: 1.90x Multiplier
  
• Exclusive: 2.25x Multiplier
  
• Elite: 2.55x Multiplier
  
• Supreme 2.75x Multiplier
  
• Ultimate: 3.00x Multiplier
  
  
  • Coin Transfer Rate: (100 Coins : 35 Meebles -> 175 coins : 35 Meebles)
    
    
  • Coin Purchase Rate: (50 Meebles : 100 Coins -> 300 (-x) Meebles : 100 points) [elaborated later in this document]
    

Coin Changes

• Every game, the amount of coins one can earn from kills is 100% efficient until:
  
  
  • 3000 Coins * Coin Multiplier for normal kills
    
    
  • 2000 Coins * Coin Multiplier for Chain Streak
    
    
  • 1000 Coins * Coin Multiplier for Grenade Combos
    
• For every 1 point in the game earned, receive (Coin Multiplier) coins, up until this efficiency cap. All additional points will only reward (Coin multiplier) per 5 points.
  
  
• Team games will now reward (2000 * coin Multiplier) coins to the victors, with an added 100 coins * coin Multiplier for player count >2
  
  
• Solo games will now reward ((3000 + 250players) * Coin Multiplier) coins
  

Arena & Map Changes

• Currently, the sandstone map is the only one fitting for both small and large games, by player count.
  
  
• The large map, characterised by stone and stone brick buildings, is far too large, and half the map allows someone to jump off anytime into the water underneath and kill themselves. When combined with the fact that the map is gigantic, people can camp on the third floor of the building on the side and stay up there for an entire game once they’ve gotten a single kill (in a 1v1) and win.
  
  
• The large map is also simply bad for smaller games. You aren’t going to see more than six people in Halo during peak times, and usually nobody or 2-3 people who sporadically visit. This means that it’s probably worth removing rather than reoptimising, since anyone who decides to commit suicide would need to give credit to the last person who damaged them, and this would be very laggy to track.
  
  
• On the map that looks like building (windows, stone everywhere) and contains a central aisle with blue wool on the ground, make grenades a more integral part of the map, because this is the map where grenades are most effective. There should be 2x as many grenades given out to players and they should have a shorter cooldown between uses. This will play into the map’s design with corners and areas where one cannot directly shoot bullets, but might be able to use splash damage from explosives to kill someone. However, grenade suicide tactics must be nerfed severely for these changes to be implemented and remain fun.
  
  
• Nether Map: add a secondary spawn point somewhere or make the spawnpoints on the far edges where the doors are. It is currently either too easy to spawn camp or boost on this map, because the player is guaranteed to spawn in one place.
  

Prestiging + Leveling Changes

• Leveling up will be based on the following formula
  
  
  • EXP (game) = PointAmount *(100 + (Prestige%))/100
    

Point Amount = total points earned in the game (no coin multiplier is applied). If a win is achieved, Point Amount +5000. If loss, Point Amount +2000.






Upon a prestige, you gain the following benefits:

• +25% EXP Gain (additive, first 4 rebirths)
  
• +5% EXP Gain (additive, from rebirths 5 to 24)
  
• +1% EXP Gain (additive, from rebirths 25 on)
  
• Coin Multiplier +0.025 (first 10 rebirths)
  
• Coin Multiplier +0.0125 (from rebirths 11 on)
  

• +1 Grenade at rank 0 to rank 20 (First 3 rebirths only, caps 10 grenades at rank 20)
  
• +.05x multiplier to ammo amount r0-20 (First 5 rebirths only, caps 3.0x ammo at rank 20)
  
• Coin Efficiency Cap + 300/200/100 (for each of the three categories, per rebirth)
  
• Coin Efficiency Cap + 600/400/200 (every 5th rebirth)
  

• Coin Reward for prestiging: 100,000 Coins → 60,000 coins
  

Added Feature: Point Shop

A way to use points that aren’t violating the EULA

Potential Upgrades:

• Explosive Bullets: Y% chance for a bullet to explode in a 3x3 square around the bullet
  
  
  • Chance increment: 0.5% Per Level
    
    
  • Cost: 500x^3Point
    
• Evasion: Y% chance for enemy bullet to do reduced damage
  
  
  • Chance increment: 1% Per Level
    
    
  • Cost: 1000x^3Point
    
• Inquisitive: Y% chance to gain double EXP from any action which rewards EXP.
  
  
  • Chance Increment: 2% Per Level
    
    
  • Cost: 1250x^3Point
    
• Miser: Y% Chance to gain double Coins from any action rewarding Coins.
  
  
  • Chance increment: 2.5% Per Level
    
    
  • Cost: 1500x^3+1000x2Point
    
• Blast Miner: +Y Coin Multiplier
  
  
  • Increment: +0.02 Per Level
    
    
  • Cost: 2000x^3 Point
    
• Ammunitions Expert: +Y Cartridge of bullets
  
  
  • Increment: 1 Per Level
    
    
  • Cost: 50^x * x^2Point (this isn’t meant to be upgraded highly)
    
• Rabbit Speed: Gain Speed 1
  
  
  • Max Level: 1
    
    
  • Cost: 50,000 Point
    
• Rabbit Hop: Gain Jump 5 (+1 from Jump 4)
  
  
  • Max Level: 1
    
    
  • Cost: 125,000 Point
    
• Symbiosis: Everyone in the game, including yourself, gains +Y% Points from all actions (additive)
  
  
  • Increment: 1% per level
    
    
  • Cost: 250x^3 Point
    

Villager Trader change

Instead of buying coins with meebles, you now buy points with meebles. This is at 3 meeble:1 point rate, but upon purchase you will also gain (#point) coins, which acts as a small rebate to that price.


This makes buying things on halo (aka meeble sinks from the economy) sensical where it isn’t at the moment.


WIth this change, people can spend (a lot of) meebles in order to get very slight advantages over others, but no so big that it ruins the game. It would also be too expensive to even buy 1 rebirth worth of points (almost 1.5 million meebles), so people would still need to play in order to reach higher rebirths, which should now be a more interesting race with the dymanic multipliers.
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Yeah that's basically it. No abridged version is available, but reading the colored text may shorten your reading time.

Enjoi.