Teeworlds on Steam (Page 2 of 14)

Good work with the trailer!

Regarding the tutorial: I think even a tutorial for the GUI might be better than nothing. A bit like the username dialogue appearing on the first start-up. Just a few dialogues with arrows pointing at the most important elements of the GUI (server browser, search function, filters [how to "enable" mods!], ...). Don't know how hard that might be, but I think it should be a relatively easy solution for the start.
I don't know how 0.7 might already have solved the relatively confusing GUI for beginners, although.

The easiest way to realize a gameplay tutorial might be the way how it was already suggested a few times:
A few pinned servers with a tutorial map. The map could be seperated in a few areas, each containing a few instructions written in the map with a font tile set: basic controls, weapons and pick-ups, movement techniques.
Then there could be some bots for training: Some static ones as target practice, some moving and hammering/shooting ones as combat practice.

Loving TW since 2010

Having to translate the tutorial in other languages is a lot of work and it also will take a lot of time to be completed: look how long the 4 new lines that have to be translated for the 0.6.4 are taking..
I'd say keep 1 official tutorial in English, imo, maybe with some pictures or something..

Yeah, this would be certainly better. I just thought it would be far easier to realize than such a tutorial. Like Sonix said, an English tutorial would be better than nothing to start with.

Edit: Also, who wrote the new description? Sounds nice!

Loving TW since 2010

Nice to see Teeworlds on Steam... but how Fifi says.. i'm a bit worried. Why? Why now?

Thank you Oy. I was really scared that I started an avalanche of bad changes by that old topic of mine.

I always felt Ubu's movie Casualtee was his best trailer. In fact it's the one TW video that inspired me to attempt to play competitively. It's fast paced epic music more expresses the twitch reaction fighting TW encompasses, and it includes more double grenade kills and the famous "Ubu dive shot." Also it's shorter (attention span).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lxU40mBj9k

EDIT: Sorry guys, I just saw others above agree with me.

It's worth discussing, static should be default.

You probably just rename whatever client MOD you want to teeworlds.exe.

I don't see CS giving you options to select another client mod as default; you mod it to do so (I guess).

You should already see "Casualtee" as the first video. Don't you?

I absolutely love the fact that you guys finally published tw on greenlight. <3
I just wonder if Valve is interested in a game that wont give them any money.

What YemDX said, there seriously needs to be more vanilla focus in NA/SA countries. In North America, we have a game of CTF about once every two weeks, and it is generally very boring. Of course, some things can't be solved, as Teeworlds is not our internet provider, and thus can't stop East NA players from having 100 ping on NA servers.

There is one thing, most NA players are too arrogant and lackluster to put in the effort to get an organized group of anything together. Hint hint, MOST. There are some that enjoy playing ctf, though. Most NA players immediately go to fng, because they don't want to deal with being worse than most players for a while.

Anyhow, I'm going to let the rest of this take it's course.

Players that want to use other clients will download the clients from their home pages like usually. No changes there. Steam is nothing but an advertisement for the game.

Well I guess that since the devs are trying to show the game to a new audience we do not need a video showing tees doing sick tricks or anything. First we need them to try the game and that's the reason why I agree with some people on this topic: We need a trailer that shows what you can do with Teeworlds, not how good a few players are.