First Part of The Explanation (Read This First)

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Two-Tier Penalty System and the Sky Box

As stated above, players who come too close to the sender nodes within the goal will be sent back to their respective locker rooms or the penalty box in the sky. The former is meant to simulate the effect of a yellow card, sending the player off the field temporarily and forcing him to make his way back to the field (losing time and certainly not benefiting his team). The latter is meant to simulate the effect of a red card, sending the player away from the game altogether. In the sport itself, games are judged by referees with different styles of conducting play and booking players. In most cases, a wild player will receive a yellow card for a foul, and the second time he will receive a red card. In other cases, he may receive a quick red card for a very flagrant foul. In very few cases, he will only receive warnings all game long. This element is present within the game. In the spirit of Halo 3, however, the red-carded player may still affect the game both directly and indirectly. At 60” and every 60” interval thereafter, both flare and radar jammer will appear. When the flare is thrown, it will cast a very bright light over the field, simulating an annoyingly bright sun. When the radar jammer is thrown, players below will have a hard time distinguishing opposing players from their own, increasing the possibility of being assassinated. At 30” and every 30” interval thereafter, plasma grenades will spawn in the corners of the box. The red-carded player may cleverly use these to impact the game, especially closer to midfield. If more than one player finds himself in this situation, it is to his disadvantage to kill his foe, as it will just send his foe back to the playing field. Some extremely clever players may solve even this situation. Though the red card limits game play for the player, it certainly has its pleasures (added vantage point, different ways to impact the game), and thus, creates another mini-game within a mini-game.

Game Framework

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FIFA Stadium is playable with the Score Goals game variant, an offshoot of the VIP game variant. The game requires at least four players; minimally, each team should have a field player and a goalie (VIP). As stated previously, VIP’s are the goalies in this game; they must enter the sender nodes along their respective tunneled routes for the game to commence. VIP’s are given shotguns to defend their goals with; though vision is a little impaired by the man cannons in front of the goalie box, there is still a considerable amount of room for the goalies to shoot at balls that come close to scoring. In an earlier beta testing phase, goalies managed to fire at the fusion coils aside the goalie box, sending them onto the field; this has been remedied by placing shield doors on each side of the goalie box. VIP shields have been turned down to 10%, so the fusion coils will kill them if stricken properly. Field players are given swords to hit the ball and opposing players with; however, they’re invulnerable to practically all forms of damage. Assassinations will kill a player, sending him to respawn in his team’s corner of the field. The match is comprised of five rounds; any combination of victorious locker room brawls or successful goals will help a team win the match. Just Do ItTM