Red vs blue game lobby

Category: Teams Suggested name: teams. If there are enough people the game will start. This part is already done. I want that there are 2 teams: Red and Blue. Ideas for commands: - Ideas for permissions: - When I'd like it by: As soon as possible. Friendly x 1.

You must log in or sign up to post here. Show Ignored Content. Share This Page Tweet. Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Blue is the longest running episodic web television series ever. Of all time. The writing process for the series has changed over time. Early in season 1, Burns wrote the episode scripts from week to week, with minimal planning in advance; major plot events were conceived shortly before they were filmed.

Blue is loosely based on the Halo universe, Rooster Teeth encountered some difficulties when trying to synchronize events in the series with the release of Halo 2. Blue: Season 10 production. Blue is mostly filmed with interconnected Xbox consoles. Originally using the Halo: Combat Evolved engine, it has since been filmed using four sequels and one prequel of the popular video game franchise: Halo 2 , Halo 3 , Halo 4 , Halo: Reach , and Halo 5: Guardians as well as utilized Computer Generated Imagery.

Within a multiplayer game session, the people controlling the avatars "puppet" their characters, moving them around, firing weapons, and performing other actions as dictated by the script, and in synchronization with the episode's dialogue, which is recorded ahead of time. The "camera" during the first four seasons was simply another player, whose first-person perspective is recorded raw to a computer. As the recording occurs within the game, a few different bugs and post-production techniques have been exploited in order to achieve desired visual effects.

In particular, Adobe Premiere Pro is used to edit the audio and video together, impose letterboxing to hide the camera player's head-up display, add the titles and fade-to-black screens, and create some visual effects that cannot be accomplished in-game. An example of the blend between gameplay and character animation as seen in Revelation.

Since then, Rooster Teeth has moved to a new office building with a whole empty storage room, used for motion capture. Rooster Teeth also currently have a full team of animators working on Red vs. Blue's animation, alongside Monty Oum. They have produced the Poser animation for Season 9 and Season Production on Red vs.

Blue: The Shisno Paradox. During the production of the third saga, Rooster Teeth Productions decided to employ a new writer to the series. Around , Miles Luna became the writer of Red vs. For Season 12 , Chris Dike was hired to take over for the series' additional animation, which was blended with the in-game engine similar to Revelation.

The full animation staff returned for Season 13 , but did not return for the following seasons. Not knowing how to continue the cliffhanger set by the ending of Season 13 , Rooster Teeth decided to make Season 14 an anthology with many writers, serving as an unofficial audition for the next showrunner.

Jason Weight was brought on to co-write The Shisno Paradox and was later chosen to write Singularity while machinimators Joshua Ornelas and Austin Clark were promoted to directors. For Zero , Torrian Crawford was brought on to helm the season as director and showrunner for the series. The Blood Gulch Chronicles is the first main saga in the Red vs.

Blue series, spanning 5 seasons, episodes, and a 5-part mini-series. The Recollection is the second saga in the main series. It includes Reconstruction , Recreation , and Revelation —seasons six, seven, and eight respectively. It also includes two mini-series: Recovery One and Relocated. The Project Freelancer Saga is the third main saga of the series, spanning two seasons and two mini-series. Unlike the previous two sagas, however, the Project Freelancer saga focuses on prequel events taking place before The Blood Gulch Chronicles , as well as present-day events.

The Chorus Trilogy is the fourth main saga of the series and takes place after the present-day events of Season The story focuses on the Reds and Blues shipwrecked on a long forgotten planet and unexpectedly becoming involved in the planet's civil war. The Shisno Trilogy is the fifth main saga of the series and takes place ten months after The Chorus Trilogy. The story focuses on the Reds and Blues getting themselves involved in an intergalactic conflict after being brought out of retirement by a reporter.

A mysterious syndicate leader known only as Zero seeks an Ultimate Power and a ragtag team of heroes and misfits called Shatter Squad must work together to save the galaxy. Blue is widely credited with attracting public attention to Machinima. Although examples had existed since the s, Clive Thompson credits Red vs. Blue as "the first to break out of the underground". Due to the series' large and growing popularity, many within the video game industry have made reference to the web-series numerous times.

For example, the Halo franchise has referenced the series' characters and recurring jokes in many of its games, as well as hiring Rooster Teeth Productions to promote their products through the web-series. Critics have even stated Red vs.