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Cracco Mexico (MFC2) Custom / Concept, by CraccoBoy, requires version 1.23

  • Rating: 7.8

Description

I almost forgot to upload this goodie which I made at 2002-07-29. While it’s called MFC2, this is actually the fourth MFC level made. But since MFC3 and MFC4 aren’t totally mine, I have to ask Link before they can be uploaded. This takes place in a western village. Enjoy playing with 10 different characters (they’re explained in the text file and in the level itself); Sherrif, Phoenix, Desperado, Cowboy, Bull, Medicine Man, Piraña, Mirage, Roc and Keeper. The most noticable difference between this and MFC1 is the eyecandy aspect, and that there are a few more jobs. The concept’s still the same. :)

Credits & Acknowledgements

Nein

Contains 4 Files

MFC2.txt 0.76 kB
Cracco MFC2.j2l Cracco Mexico MFC 9.44 kB
C1.j2t C1 165.21 kB
ff3shadow.it FF6 Shadow - From:RPGC 215.20 kB

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    Backslash Posted more than 20 years ago

    8

    I like it, good gameplay, good idea, good work CB!!!

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    Red Ninja Posted more than 20 years ago

    8

    yay!!! THE BEST CRACCO LEVEL EVER!
    None beats this, the desert MFC2.
    This is one of my favorites, download recommended! Good Job CB, nice idea, and the best is the mirage!

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    American Posted more than 20 years ago

    8

    Cracco MFC is a level belonging to a gametype that is similar to many tournament levels. The system is really the most complex part of this level. The actual level itself is fairly standard, featuring a small battling area with good eyecandy and average navigation. Rating on my normal scale, this level wouldn’t fare well, but the best part is that these levels are truly fun to play. While the waiting time at the beginning is annoying, with many people, it’s very fun. This is one of the best levels using this gametype. Worth a download.

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    Blackraptor Posted more than 20 years ago

    7

    I dont see it as that special. Its was hard for me to find the coins when I played this, and it isnt as good as nearly an 8.

    Btw. How much new gametypes has Craccoboy came up with?

    Just asking :P

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    RSPSS FR Posted more than 20 years ago

    8

    Very good level… I’m tired…

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    CraccoBoy Posted more than 20 years ago

    Here’s the explanation of the gamemode, taken from my Gamemode guide, for the ones who don’t know how to play and aren’t familiar with MFC levels.

    MFC

    Medieval Fighting Classes. As long as there are 2 people or more, the amount of players doesn’t matter. Host can play, but sometimes that will mess up triggers, so it’s not recommeded. In the start of the level you can choose between some ‘jobs’ (at least 2). Every hole has different advantages and disadvantages. Every job has a warp in the start of the level, with trigger zones. One trigger zone to make you fall into a different jail-like room instead of the start room again, and the trigger zone that matches with your job. That job-trigger zone will also open up one warp for you in the jail, so you can come back into the battlefield after you died, as the job you were. So choose carefully which job you want, you’ll have to stay it until you leave server or until the level changes. (Almost) every level has a different set of classes/jobs so it’s not very practical to write a list of the possible jobs here. When making a MFC level, let your imagination go wild (yay), you could work with different themes, for example a rainforest, with a woodcutter, a greanpeace activist, a forest ranger and a native. You also have to think of the advantages and disadvantages for each job when making a MFC level. In MFC levels, every job has different places he can acces and places he cannot (trigger zones). For example, a knight can go into the castle, but is somewhat limited in dark caves (blocks are preventing him from entering too deep), while a ninja can’t even leave the cave. Each different job should have different ammo as well. My first MFC level: “Cracco Medieval Fighting Classes”.

    Trafton -> There are no waiting times, it’s MFC, you can proceed to the arena at once.
    Blackraptor -> There are no coins, it’s MFC, not SFC. And I’ll count later. :P Probably around 10..[This review has been edited by CraccoBoy]

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    Stijn Posted more than 20 years ago

    Also had an idea like this once… downloadign and testing it right now ;)