I am currently working on something with a considerable portion of the game being multiplayer. I'm still not sure what that actually gives to the high level players though - why would they join the lower level? What do they get out of it instead of going at a higher level? I'm thinking of doing small group content and capping effective power to be some constant multiple of the weakest player in your group. The first two aren't super hard to do, but figuring out how to balance it properly is hard. I don't have all that many active players, and if they're all high level, it makes it really hard for a new player (unless, of course, it's balanced somehow). It needs to be able to be balanced with a low playerbase.I don't really want to put people against each other (unless it's some sort of guild battle, which might be fine) Going the other way is fine (being advanced in online portion can help with offline) AKA anything you've done in the offline portion CAN NOT speed up the online portion. Progress online is made completely separately.I'd be interested in hearing your ideas, but they might not fit my existing restrictions: I'm actually currently thinking of adding multiplayer for my game. Add -site: to the end of your search.ĭevelopment Idea Meta None Prototype Request Tutorial Update VideoĪndroid Cross-Platform Downloadable Flash HTML iOS Unity Webplayer WebGL It's very easy to exclude a specific site.

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