- SCORCHED 3D SOURCEFORGE GENERATOR
- SCORCHED 3D SOURCEFORGE MODS
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SCORCHED 3D SOURCEFORGE GENERATOR
Scorched 3D originally started as a 3D landscape generator before it was eventually converted into a game. I thought that Scorched in 3D would allow many more game concepts, and also combine my love of 3D graphics with the classic game. Recently on a boring flight I played it with friends for eight hours straight we hardly noticed the time passing. On many nights we would play the game while drinking - though it is pretty good even without the drink. Scorched Earth was an institution for me and my friends at university.
The inspiration behind Scorched 3D was revealed in an interview with him on The O'Reilly Network: The first build was created in April 2001 by lead developer Gavin Camp.
SCORCHED 3D SOURCEFORGE MODS
Scorched 3D is user modifiable, and various community mods are available.
Fuel allows a player to move their tank across the 3D landscape, and is used to avoid incoming enemy weapons, attack an enemy position, scramble to cover, or to gain a more advantageous firing position. Parachutes prevent damage from falling (when dirt is blasted out from under a tank). Magnetic shields and Force Shields repel and reflect incoming enemy weapons. Shields protect a player's tank from being damaged or destroyed. Batteries allow a player to repair their damaged tank. Most of the weapons from the first game are featured in a 3D visual, and include offensive weapons and defensive gadgets. The default mode adheres to the original gameplay formula of Scorched Earth. The economy will fluctuate based on player buying patterns. Players can influence the economy by purchasing weapons and upgrades. Every shield and weapon has its own use, and each has a variety of different strengths and weaknesses. The player can then use their funds to buy additional weapons, gadgets, defenses and fuel before the next round. Players may earn money each round by damaging or killing enemy tanks and structures. Extra score and rewards are given for surviving the end of a round. To win, a player must kill a majority of the enemy tanks by the end of 10 rounds and have the highest score. They may also equip shields and use defensive gadgets or countermeasures based on their current landscape position. Players then launch weapons at enemy tanks by gradually adjusting their tank's angle, rotation, and power. Scorched 3D tasks players with destroying enemy tanks using different weapon systems, defense systems, gadgets, and maneuvers.Īt the beginning of each round, AI and player controlled tanks are randomly situated on a 3D landscape.
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