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Vampire Slayer is a total conversion modification for the PC game Half-Life. The Final Version 'Chapter VI' was released in 2004 and is available at the official homepage, [1].
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Nobo thermostat. The game itself is designed as a multiplayer game and themed on team-based battles of Vampires vs. Vampire Slayers. The Vampire Slayers are better armed, but the vampires are able to move faster and to resurrect, if they are not ultimately killed by the slayers with the classic stake. A round ends when either all of the members of one team are killed or time runs out, the latter leading to a draw.
The players on each side can select from three characters each. While the Vampires are all armed with their claws and some special abilities, like e.g. temporary invisibility, the Vampire Slayers carry a load of firearms. Vampires who lost their health resurrect after a short time and then can regain health from the bodies of Vampire Slayers.
Interestingly, Vampire Slayer players are not equipped with the maximum amount of ammunition at the beginning of each round, but can acquire additional ammunition from the remains of dead teammates. Bodies and the remaining backpacks stay on the map over several rounds. The game itself retains the slot system of Half-Life.
The following weapons are used in the game Vampire Slayer.
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The Colt Government is carried by Vampire Slayer Molly and is selected along with a stake in slot 1. Interestingly, the primary fire mode is a stab with the stake, while the Colt Government is fired through the secondary fire mode. Correctly holds 7-shot magazines and is quite accurate.
Vampire Slayer Eightball carries the Thunder 5 revolver, which is called ThunderFive in the game. In the game the revolver is modified to shoot shotgun ammo, as the manual states. Selected in slot 2.
Vampire Slayer Father D. carries the Mossberg Shotgun, which is called Mossberg Shotgun in the manual, but simply Shotgun in the game. A classic pumpgun holding 8 shots and relatively powerful. Secondary fire mode shoots two shells at once, possibly an idea borrowed from Half-Life's SPAS-12 shotgun.
The second firearm of Father D. is a generic Double-barreled Shotgun, which is selected through slot 3. Has two barrels which have to be reloaded after each shot. Handling is quite interesting: While the primary fire mode fires one barrel, the secondary mode fires the other one. And it should be noted that Father D. holds this gun in one hand.
The Micro Uzi occupies slot 2 of Molly's arsenal and is the only fully automatic weapon of the game. Has a 36-round magazine and is quite accurate for its rate of fire, but however inflicts not overly much damage. It usually takes almost one third of the magazine to 'kill' a Vampire. Note that the Micro Uzi lacks a folding stock, hence it can be rather identified with a full-auto Uzi Pistol.
The main firearm of Eightball is a Winchester rifle, to be found in slot 3. Judging from the outward appearance, it could be a Winchester Model 1894. Holds 12 rounds and offers a zoom mode over the secondary fire button. A precise and deadly weapon.
A mighty weapon to ultimately kill Vampires from a distance, if the bolt is shot right through the head. Comes with a zoom scope, but takes very long to reload. Found in slot 3 of Molly.
Vampire Slayer Chapter III — Stylez
The basic premise of Vampire Slayer 3.0 remains the same as the previous 2 versions; vampires must kill the Slayers, and the Slayers must hunt the vampires. The Vampire Slayers have an assortment of Vampire killing technology, from crosses and shotguns to a stake-firing crossbow. When you join a match of Vampire Slayer, you are given a choice between both teams, and a series of different characters. For the Slayers, you can play as Molly or Father D., Molly being more 'long range' oriented, and Father D being more brute force-oriented (2 types of shotguns). All the Slayer weapons are well-balanced in respect to the vampires' abilities, so no complaints here. Every weapon also seems to have gone through a model and animation upgrade. The new claw model for the vampires is great! As a vampire, you have a choice between 3 characters; Lois, Edgar and Nina. Each have their own special ability, as well as the ability to heal by feeding on bodies, super jumping and claw attacks. Running into one of these vicious vampires in the dark is a pretty thrilling moment, which brings me to my next topic.
Vampire Slayer 3.0 really draws you in to the position of a Slayer or a vampire. As a Slayer, you have your flashlight to lead you through the dark and overly scary maps. Vampire Slayer 3 comes with a huge number of maps, most of which are professional quality. There are a few that seem out of place, but they are an exception to the generally terrifying multiplayer battlegrounds. The mansion level is especially chilling. Vampire Slayer 3 also comes with bot support, and from what I've seen they aren't bad. Playing online really is great, especially if you are playing with people who play the vampires with the single intent to scare the bojangles out of you. The sad truth is that there really aren't many places to play online, with only one server online during my review period. Playing on a LAN is fiercely competitive for such a seemingly simple premise and is certainly worth the download.
The Bottom Line Vampires, stake guns, a sawed-off shotgun.. There's so much that makes Vampire Slayer so good, you really have to check it out yourself! It'll slay ya! How to play Step 1: Update Half-Life. Grab the lastest patch for Half-Life from our files page if you haven't already. You'll need to do this if you want to play online anyway, so quit playing single player and get with the program! Step 2: Set up Vampire Slayer. Download and install Vampire Slayer Chapter III (49.5mb). Step 3: Find a server. Snag Gamespy Arcade and get into a game! It's that easy. |
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