[Release] [ZM] Projet OAKRIDGE Volume II : Custom Zombie Map
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Hello, it's me again....
I hope everyone enjoyed the first volume (+300 download, thank you all !)
Tonight, i'm sharing you the second volume.
Let's go for the Description !
The bus was supposed to take you to safety. It delivered you instead.
Picking up right where Oakridge (Volume 1) ended, you wake up in Nuketown, in the ashes, your head still full of white light. The driver is gone. Somewhere, a radio is crackling... and you know the voice coming out of it.
Nuketown isn't what it seems. There's far more here than cardboard houses and mannequins. Listen. Search. Trust no one.
You're not alone. But not everyone is on your side.What's inside :
- A full story mode that continues the Oakridge saga
- 4 endings, one of them secret, for the most curious
- Subtitles in English and French
- Best played solo (co-op: 2-3 players)
New to the series? You can jump straight in, but playing Volume 1 first makes the story hit harder.
Trailer: https://youtu.be/7Udx66gzsrM
Download: https://www.mediafire.com/file/7pgdyomd3k43v1x/Oakridge_II_Point_Zero.zip/fileMap, story and scripts: Zoxi. Scenery: Nuketown, Buried andTreyarch / Activision. "MP Maps in Zombies" base: Liam McCormack.
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Stop.
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I think something legendary is coming.
BullsEyeX33 exatcly
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I think something legendary is coming.
I think something legendary is coming.
Hey thanks for the reply !
You are talking about the history ? Do you like it ? -
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Nuketown void edition
Nuketown void edition
Hey! Hi, I hope you liked the first installment. Yeah, it’s Void—I had to make some technical choices for the atmosphere and collisions!
What you need to know is that I had to export the maps, then reimport them to add a few more… It turned out to be really complicated, so I just did the best I could
Volumes 1 and 2 were made with Blender, so I did the best I could. However, for Volume 3, I realized that technically, I wouldn’t be able to do things the way I wanted… so I found another solution that I’m currently testing, and it’s turning out well. For the previous volumes, I tried my best to combine as many elements as possible without adding extra loading time—something I’ve changed in Volume 3. Based on feedback from the community, I’ll be reworking the first two volumes from scratch to apply this same technique.
I’ll admit that for now, I’m having a hard time figuring out whether people like it or not. Given that the first volume got 400 downloads, I suppose they do....
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This map is awful. Full of holes, full of pile up spots, shit story, etc.
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This map is awful. Full of holes, full of pile up spots, shit story, etc.
This map is awful. Full of holes, full of pile up spots, shit story, etc.
Hey thanks for the reply, i'm sorry that you didn't like it.
Can you provide a better resume ?- full of holes ? where exactly ?
- shit story ? did you done the volume 1 ? (and thank you man, awesome to talk like this)
because my friends and I, when we played it : nobody say this to me. Nobody said :
yep, some holes here, collisions here, shit history like you said. Their is 4 volume dude (the 3rd one will convinced you)
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