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Respawn berättar mer om nya Titanfall-banorna

Respawn har berättat mer ingående om två av de nya banorna som kommer att släppas i deras tredje och sista DLC-paket till Titanfall, nämligen IMC Rising. Längre ned hittar du även nya bilder av…
Jonas Mäki Editor Sweden 15 september 2014

Respawn har berättat mer ingående om två av de nya banorna som kommer att släppas i deras tredje och sista DLC-paket till Titanfall, nämligen IMC Rising. Längre ned hittar du även nya bilder av dem:

Zone 18: Inside an old IMC base hidden in the vast wilderness of the Dakota system, advanced IMC robotics research continues, despite the destruction of Hammond Robotics' corporate headquarters on the Frontier. Until recently, the Militia knew the region only as the decommissioned "Zone 18", the way it was labeled on stolen IMC maps provided by Barker. Now, picking up mysterious sensor readings from the area, the Militia deploys recon teams to investigate.

Geoff Smith från Respawn beskriver banan mer ingående: "Zone 18 is roughly broken into two equal sides divided by a central path. This main path has a few alleyways cutting off it which are great for Titans to escape engagements very quickly and provide pilots with fast wall runs across the map. Zone 18 is a fast-paced map that can be overwhelming for pilots who decide to venture onto the rooftops. With minimal cover on the tops of buildings, the underground paths are a better choice, assuming the goal is to stay alive."

Backwater: High in the mountains, ex-IMC pilot Barker and his fellow colonists have made a comfortable living by producing moonshine in this hidden bootlegging colony.

Jason McCord från Titanfall lägger till sina personliga tankar: "Backwater is defined by its elevation changes .The rice paddies give Titans room to dash and duel in open fields, but gaining the high ground in the center of the map is often the superior tactical option.

Meanwhile, Pilots can travel underground through grain storage facilities to escape Titans and move from hardpoint to hardpoint. The Pilot spaces were designed to be simple and compact, keeping the action fast and constant. Ziplines are used to allow Pilots to cross "no-man's land" from building to building. "No-man's land" is a term we use to describe larger areas without cover between 2 lines of combat, with the intention of keeping players fighting from designed strongholds until it's time to push forward."

Editor Sweden Jonas Mäki has written for Gamereactor since 2002, becoming an editor in 2007. He covers the video game industry across news, releases and the business side, with a particular interest in sales figures and where the industry is heading.
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