CASTLE MINER Z DEMON PC

Some masks could limit attack damage at the cost of speed, im not too sure. One mask at a time and it would make game more interesting. Nothing TOO huge, but something that is BIG and will get more people playing. Maybe zombie feet once you put the mask on. Zombie might have high jump and faster melee speed, stuff like that. Your mask would glow once equipped, but u dont physically change into the enemie. Option 4, which is a weird one) I think it would be cool if you could create certain masks by items dropped by enemies. Or is it preferable to save armor until we have the resources to do it with new character art?

The choices really boil down to whether our players just want more gear to craft and help them survive as soon as possible. It's possible it will never be worth the time compared to other possible features. This is the most costly choice since it requires significantly updating the game engine as well as a large amount of new art. Craft a hat and it'll show on your avatar. It could take a long time before it is a priority, perhaps 10 updates or more away.ДЈ) Each piece of Armor is represented on your character model.

This relies on adding avatar model selections, and it is fairly art intensive. Individual armor like boots and helmets will not change your appearance. This is simple and could be introduced within the next 2-5 updates if it wins out over other choices.Дў) Armor is an entire suit and your character model will change to represent this new gear. It is not represented visually on your character. Please let us know which number you prefer!ДЎ) Armor is only shown as icons in your inventory. Here are the possible ways Armor might be introduced and the delay before players would be able to enjoy it. It can be a question of whether players want/expect to see visual changes on their character model as to how much time it takes. As we evaluate the cost of each possible feature request to determine the best way to deliver more fun to everyone, it can be difficult to decide where Armor falls. (It was also renamed to 'Hell Lord', however, the hitbox is still the same as the demon from the Xbox 360 version.) A workaround for this hitbox issue is to shoot the open space in-between the knees and lower legs, as only the model was scaled and not the hitbox.Armor has been requested frequently by players.

CASTLE MINER Z DEMON PC

The exact same information from the Xbox 360 version also applies to the PC (Steam) version (currently 1.9.8.0), although the model of the demon has been massively increased in size from a recent update. The demon also struggles to climb hills nearly as fast as zombies, due to its lowered speed.

The demon will walk toward players, but will start running if the player gets too far from it. It will spawn in hell or on the surface at random. It's quite easy to kill with a fully upgraded weapon and because of a bug, the demon pauses for a small moment after receiving damage, allowing it to be permanently locked in place with constant fire. It's seen in hell, and often at times it will taunt the player with a demonic laugh before approaching. The demon is a resilient enemy capable of taking heavy fire and does the same damage as most zombies. Fighting the demon (lower tier weapons like the common pistol won't be effective).

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