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https://web.archive.org/web/20101119042926/http://www.one4nine.co.uk/explanation.html
9/10
overall its still fun tho 4/5
Other than that, quite an experience!
Recommended
based ending i cheating and read ahead haha!
Very stylic, beautiful horror campaign with impressing hordes of corpses through the whole campaign (especially before second saferoom).
Made by the same who made "The Bloody Moors".
All in all chapters 1 - 4 are easy especially because lots of ammo and medkits.
Chapter 3 has a phantastic canyon scene.
Chapter 4 includes 3 - 4 Tanks but they are all very easy beatable.
Only real challenge is the final as long as you do not find a good spot to defend the hordes.
There will also be one Tank and later 2 Tanks to fight. The black-white / red-green light games make this final bit more difficult. I know some of you hate this but I loved this effects much.
Very good and exciting campaign!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ky78CaBVYA&t=13s (German Gameplay with TS)
One 4 Nine is a great map for artificially inflating your First Aid Kits/Pills/Adrenaline-Used stats.
It features a lot of interesting and well-made areas, cool ideas, and long levels.
It has lots and lots of Crescendos and Moderate/Hard Gauntlets throughout (too many to individually list).
It also has a couple of surprises in some area, such as extra Tanks (though these areas also have plenty of Molotovs, Gas Cans, Explosive Barrels, and mounted guns to help you deal with them).
However, One 4 Nine waters down the added difficulty from its lengthy levels, frequent horde events, and extra Tanks, by absolutely spattering the map with First Aid Kits, Defibrillators, Pain Pills/Adrenaline, explosives of every type, ammo, and weapons.
One 4 Nine is so generous on supplies, in fact, that even on Expert, it’s difficult to be on low Health for long...
One 4 Nine’s Finale is also notably extremely annoying, as a result of the presence of bright and trippy monochromatic filters that it overlays on everyone’s screen, which periodically alternate between monochromatic white-and-black, sepia, and monochromatic red-and-green.
Besides the very distracting and obnoxious colour filters, One 4 Nine’s Finale is a relatively difficult Defend-Tank-Defend-Double Tank.
The twist of One 4 Nine’s story was interesting, but nothing mind-blowing or unforeseeable.
Overall, I would have rated One 4 Nine higher if it did a better job of balancing its added difficulty with a more reasonable, reduced amount of supplies. Because as-is, the campaign becomes a bit of a joke as a result of its omnipresent Health Kits, Defibs, etc.
The dots on the old website weren't morse code, just links to screenshots. 1:4:9 refers to the dimensions of the monolith.
And yes the layout for The Bloody Moors 5th map is loosely based on Robin Hood's Bay on the north east coast of England. The first 4 maps weren't though, their layouts were just made up.
Thanks for your interest in my campaigns.
Thank you for campaigns and answer, it was really important for me!
May I ask some questions? Those dots-links to images on the one4nine website, is it Morse code or something else? What was the city-prototype to final of Bloody Moors, Staithes or Robin Hood's Bay ( those are very similar, though real butcher shop is located in Staithes)? Is it possible to trace the route of survivors on real map, find the farm, churche, pub, dirty canal?
And I sent an email last year on the campaing's website, unfortunatly I got no answer.
场景庞大，不过也容易迷路。救援关的创意很好，结局很惊艳。