Perfection is an action packed game where the player takes control of a mentally disturbed assassin, whose sanity is warped to the point of accepting contracts to indulge his perfectionist habits. The player will have the ability to scout out the victim’s location, using logic to formulate a plan of attack beforehand and then use whatever methods they deem necessary to carry out the assassination. Perfection allows the player to participate in both the planning and execution stage of being an assassin and has them striving for that ‘Perfect Kill’.
Train Platform + Tracks
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Concept for tracks / platform of train station.
Here's an idea for you guys:
Leave the world untextured, because a real killer would not look at such things for long. Only his target, ways to kill his target, and things that would keep him from killing his target. he would not notice the pattern on a wall, just that the wall is between him and his mark. Maybe even have crowds just be a bunch of gray human models, and only the target is fully detailed. Or you could even make it so the more of a threat an AI, it shifts from gray to red. not sure if you can code that though, just saying it would be cool, a deeper dive into the mind of a mad man.
Intriguing idea... maybe the killer could mark the person he wants to hit in a certain way before the kill, like by shooting a paintball-bullet which sprays invisible ink, unnoticed by the victim, but can be seen through special lenses by the killer or the ink is lowly radioactive and can thus be located through walls by using something like a Geiger counter... ;)
my idea was more blood lust than Tech, but when it comes right down to it, it's up to the mod makers
Interesting way of looking at it. Don't want to say too much though but currently kills and actions influence colour in-level. Getting into the killers mind is something we are constantly discussing :)
so I was close?
btw, just a side note, when think about my first post.....I get a bit scared, cuz that was creepishly insightful. almost can't believe I think like that.