I always think of picking as kind of like when Babe Ruth called his shot, except you’re doing it in secret as the Spy. These are the missions that you are going to try to accomplish, but the Sniper doesn’t know which M of the N you’re picking. Rewind back up, and if you choose Pick M of N, then you pick the N selected missions, but you also have to pick the M “picked” missions. Once you pick the missions for Any or Known, you review them (which is an artifact of the current flow…remember, I’m not defending this, it’s just what we’ve got right now), and then you’re on to Casting. It turns out, Known N is just a special case of Any M of N, where M equals N. If you choose Known 4, then you pick the 4 missions. 2 For something like Any 3 of 5, this means you’re picking the 5 missions that will be selected for the Spy and known by the Sniper. If you are picking Any or Known game types, then you have to pick the “selected” missions for your game. At this point, the game knows which game types and missions are available, because those vary by map. Going through these steps, the first two are easy: you pick to be the Spy and you pick the level. 17:47 Supporting Different Sniper Styles.
We mainly talked about some of the highlights of the past few patches. We basically stole this idea from the Introversion folks, who do a similar thing for Prison Architect release notes. We had ourselves a conversation about the latest SpyParty features, we recorded it, and then I turned it into a video.
Hey all! checker and I decided to try something a little bit different.
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