In the final game, the announcer talks at the same time the message appears. The actual message appears after the sound effect has finished playing. No matter how large a spree someone has, the only sound that will be played is guitar thrashing. Killing sprees are in this build, but are somewhat different from the final game. The sound files for the call signs exist in the final game's files. Instead, the game will use the bot's real name, but the name is not spoken verbally. This mechanic was removed from the final game. If Archon, whose call sign is Able, wants to tell Visse, whose call sign is Baker, that he is defending her, he will say “Baker, I've got you covered.” This is also used when bots are referring to each other. For example, if the player gives Archon, whose call sign is “Able”, an order to defend the flag, the player will say “Able, defend the flag”. These call signs are used to refer to a bot when giving it an order. The call signs are “Able”, “Baker”, “Charlie”, “Dog”, “Fox”, “Romeo”, “Tango”, “Victor” and “Zulu”. When the player hits ESC when they’re not in a match, the background will simply be “Unreal Tournament” over a black background.Įach bot has a call sign in-game in the prototype when a team-based game mode is being played. The final game replaces the U intro screen with a cool-looking intro where the camera flies through a city while the narrator talks about the background setting. The intro screen also serves as double duty for the background map that plays while the player is browsing the menu when they’re not in a match. Underneath the U is the text “Press ESC to begin”. In v222, the intro screen is a gold version of Unreal Tournament’s logo rotating behind a glowing and futuristic-looking background. The compile date for the executable is March 9th, but the files were last modified on March 16th. There was supposed to be a level named "Deck 17" in the game at one point! 3.14 Enhanced Shock Rifle (Instagib rifle).2.7 First Blood and Multi-kill Messages.
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