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'''Hostile Intent (HI)''' is a mod for the popular PC game [[Half-Life]]. Unlike games like CS, Hostile Intent stresses teamwork, communication, and realism over a run and gun playstyle.
'''Hostile Intent (HI)''' is a mod for the popular PC game [[Half-Life]]. Unlike games like CS, Hostile Intent stresses teamwork, communication, and realism over a run and gun playstyle.


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"Hostile Intent for all intents and purposes is the thinking man's First Person Shooter.  In Hostile Intent the player has to use cover wisely, conserve his ammo, work well with his teammates, use communication effectively, keep the mission at the forefront of his mind and especially keep his cool under fire."
"Hostile Intent for all intents and purposes is the thinking man's First Person Shooter.  In Hostile Intent the player has to use cover wisely, conserve his ammo, work well with his teammates, use communication effectively, keep the mission at the forefront of his mind and especially keep his cool under fire."


== Key Features ==
== Key features ==
 
* Iron sight aiming system.
* Iron sight aiming system.
* No shooting from the hip.
* No shooting from the hip.
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* Realistic weapons.
* Realistic weapons.
* No weapon purchases.
* No weapon purchases.
* Nato vs. Tango forces  
* NATO vs. Tango forces.
* Slow, intense, round-based gameplay.
* Slow, intense, round-based gameplay.
* Very realistic bullet penetration.
* Very realistic bullet penetration.
* Realistic maps.
* Realistic maps.
* No HUD
* No HUD.


== Weapons ==
== Weapons ==
* Tango
* Tango
** Primary weapons
** Primary weapons
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*** Zastava M76 sniper rifle
*** Zastava M76 sniper rifle
*** SIG 500
*** SIG 500
*** M14
*** Bizon
*** Suppressed Bizon
** Secondary Weapons and Equipment (one pistol, 2 slots for equipment)
** Secondary Weapons and Equipment (one pistol, 2 slots for equipment)
*** Glock 17
*** Glock 17
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*** 2 XM-84 flashbangs
*** 2 XM-84 flashbangs
*** AN/PVS-7 NOD (Night Observation Device)
*** AN/PVS-7 NOD (Night Observation Device)
*** Spare primary or secondary weapon magazines
*** Spare primary and secondary weapon magazines
* Nato
* NATO
** Primary weapons
** Primary weapons
*** H&K MP5A5
*** H&K MP5A5
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*** Franchi SPAS-12 automatic shotgun
*** Franchi SPAS-12 automatic shotgun
*** H&K PSG1
*** H&K PSG1
*** M14
*** FN P90
*** Suppressed FN P90
** Secondary Weapons and Equipment (one pistol, 2 slots for equipment)
** Secondary Weapons and Equipment (one pistol, 2 slots for equipment)
*** Beretta Cougar
*** Beretta Cougar
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*** Spare primary or secondary weapon magazines
*** Spare primary or secondary weapon magazines


== Official Maps ==
== Official maps ==
Every map in Hostile Intent is made to reflect a real area and conflict.  Maps take place across a variety of places, anywhere from an windy Oil rig (hi_offshore) or a British Submarine (hi_majesty), to a muggy jungle (hi_jungle) and a five star hotel (hi_hotel).  
Every map in Hostile Intent is made to reflect a real area and conflict.  Maps take place across a variety of places, anywhere from an windy Oil rig (hi_offshore) or a British Submarine (hi_majesty), to a muggy jungle (hi_jungle) and a five star hotel (hi_hotel).  
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*hi_russia
*hi_russia
*hi_twilight
*hi_twilight
*hi_tuulo
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*hi_pressure
*hi_bunker
|}
|}


== Typical game ==
== Typical game ==
A typical game starts with you entering the server and picking your team. You can choose to be a member of NATO or Tango forces. After choosing your team, you choose your weapons. You can choose one primary weapon, one secondary, and 2 equipment items. For example, you can pick a fragmentation grenade for both slots and have 2 fragmentation grenades, or pick flash bangs for both slots to get 4 flash bangs, or any combination. There is no money; both teams select their weapons and are issued them at the start of every round.


A typical game starts with you entering the server and picking your team. You can choose to be a member of Nato or Tango forces. After choosing your team, you choose your weapons. You can choose one primary weapon, your team's pistol, and 2 equipment items. For example, you can pick a fragmentation grenade for both slots and have 2 fragmentation grenades, or pick flash bangs for both slots to get 4 flash bangs, or any combination. There is no money, both teams select their weapons and are issued them every round start.
After choosing all of your equipment, you spawn into the game (provided that the round has just started or you're the first in the server). As a NATO member, you are usually assaulting, whereas Tangos are usually on defense. Advance to your objective (either to defend it or to assault and complete it). Should you come into contact with the enemy, you'll need to right click to bring the iron sights up before you can fire (realism is important in this mod) as you cannot fire without sights. In fact, there are no crosshairs in this game unless you've got a sniper rifle. You can fire from the standing, crouched, and prone positions, listed in order of least to greatest accuracy. Should you successfully neutralize the enemy, there's a key to report that fact over the radio, as death notifications have been removed. Also removed is the number of kills made from the scoreboard. HI is, first and foremost, a ''team'' game, and as such the only score is the team score.
 
After choosing all of your equipment, you spawn into the game (provided that the round has just started or you're the first in the server.) As a Nato member, you are usually assaulting. Tangos are usually on defense. Advance to your objective (either to defend it (T) or disarm/read/capture (N) it. Should you come into contact with the enemy, you'll need to right click to bring the iron sights up before you can fire (realism is important in this mod) as you cannot fire without sights. In fact, there are no crosshairs in this game unless you've got a sniper rifle. You can fire from the standing, crouched, and prone positions, listed in order of least to greatest accuracy. Should you successfully neutralize the enemy, there's a key to report that fact over the radio, as death notifications have been removed. Also removed is the number of kills made from the scoreboard. HI is, first and foremost, a ''team'' game, and as such the only score is the team score.
   
   
A word on game speed: Hostile Intent plays slowly. It's more like chess than, football.
{{note|A word on the game speed; Hostile Intent plays slowly, it's more like chess than football.}}


Camping is encouraged as being highly tactical, especially when defending someone capturing an objective.
Camping is encouraged as being highly tactical, especially when defending someone capturing an objective.
Hit boxes are so-so, sometimes you have to fire a whole gun magazine to kill someone behind something flimsy as a curtain.


== Future ==
== Future ==
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== Community ==
== Community ==
 
Hostile Intent has a thriving and dedicated online community at its online [http://forums.hiprmod.net forums] and [irc://irc.gamesurge.net/hostileintent #hostileintent] on gamesurge's IRC network. A lot of the community has been around since the beginning of the HI project, across 3 forum wipes, 2 server hosts, and about 4 years of stop-and-start development. The developers constantly post in the forums and request feedback and bug reports, if what they're working on isn't a secret.
Hostile Intent has a thriving and dedicated online community at its online forums and [irc://irc.gamesurge.net/hostileintent #hostileintent] on gamesurge's IRC network. A lot of the community has been around since the beginning of the HI project, across 3 forum wipes, 2 server hosts, and about 4 years of stop-and-start development. The developers constantly post in the forums and request feedback and bug reports, if what they're working on isn't a secret.
 
Version 1.5 Open Beta was released on 21 Novemeber 2005, and is part of the HI Community Development (HI:CD). The team made it so that you can play b1.5 and 1.4 without any conflicts. One of the more interesting additions is a green triangle over a teammates head; this is higly criticized as taking away from the HI experiance, and it is unclear if any future updates will have it in as a client-side or server-side option, or not at all. Also, hit detection in b1.5 seems to have been fixed up some.


== External links ==
== External links ==
* [http://www.hiprmod.net Hostile Intent:  Phoenix Rising] - the official website. {{dead link}}
* {{moddb|mods/hostile-intent|page=other}}
* {{Valvestorefront link|90015}} {{dead link}}


[http://www.hostileintent.org The Official Hostile Intent site]
[[Category:Multiplayer Mods]]
 
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{{Valvestorefront link|90015}}
 
[[Category:HL1_Third_Party_Mods]][[Category:HL2_Third_Party_Mods]]

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Hostile Intent (HI) is a mod for the popular PC game Half-Life. Unlike games like CS, Hostile Intent stresses teamwork, communication, and realism over a run and gun playstyle.

Taken from the Steam Store description of Hostile Intent: "Hostile Intent for all intents and purposes is the thinking man's First Person Shooter. In Hostile Intent the player has to use cover wisely, conserve his ammo, work well with his teammates, use communication effectively, keep the mission at the forefront of his mind and especially keep his cool under fire."

Key features

  • Iron sight aiming system.
  • No shooting from the hip.
  • No death notification.
  • Realistic damages.
  • Realistic weapons.
  • No weapon purchases.
  • NATO vs. Tango forces.
  • Slow, intense, round-based gameplay.
  • Very realistic bullet penetration.
  • Realistic maps.
  • No HUD.

Weapons

  • Tango
    • Primary weapons
      • Ingram MAC-11
      • Suppressed Ingram MAC-11
      • Izhmash AK-47
      • Izhmash AKS-74u
      • Remington 1100 shotgun
      • Zastava M76 sniper rifle
      • SIG 500
      • M14
      • Bizon
      • Suppressed Bizon
    • Secondary Weapons and Equipment (one pistol, 2 slots for equipment)
      • Glock 17
      • Colt 1911
      • Makarov PM
      • 1 Fragmentation grenade (Soviet RDG-5)
      • 2 XM-84 flashbangs
      • AN/PVS-7 NOD (Night Observation Device)
      • Spare primary and secondary weapon magazines
  • NATO
    • Primary weapons
      • H&K MP5A5
      • H&K MP5SD5
      • Colt Firearms M16A2
      • Colt Firearms M4A1
      • FAMAS G1
      • Franchi SPAS-12 automatic shotgun
      • H&K PSG1
      • M14
      • FN P90
      • Suppressed FN P90
    • Secondary Weapons and Equipment (one pistol, 2 slots for equipment)
      • Beretta Cougar
      • H&K USP
      • Colt 1911
      • 1 Fragmentation grenade (United States M-67)
      • 2 XM-84 flashbangs
      • AN/PVS-7 NOD (Night Observation Device)
      • Spare primary or secondary weapon magazines

Official maps

Every map in Hostile Intent is made to reflect a real area and conflict. Maps take place across a variety of places, anywhere from an windy Oil rig (hi_offshore) or a British Submarine (hi_majesty), to a muggy jungle (hi_jungle) and a five star hotel (hi_hotel).

  • hi_alandalus
  • hi_aurora
  • hi_basque
  • hi_colombia
  • hi_congo
  • hi_croatia
  • hi_deadbolt1
  • hi_deadbolt2
  • hi_depot
  • hi_downed
  • hi_efreeti
  • hi_hotel
  • hi_jungle
  • hi_khartoum
  • hi_kosovo
  • hi_majesty
  • hi_offshore
  • hi_russia
  • hi_twilight
  • hi_tuulo
  • hi_pressure
  • hi_bunker

Typical game

A typical game starts with you entering the server and picking your team. You can choose to be a member of NATO or Tango forces. After choosing your team, you choose your weapons. You can choose one primary weapon, one secondary, and 2 equipment items. For example, you can pick a fragmentation grenade for both slots and have 2 fragmentation grenades, or pick flash bangs for both slots to get 4 flash bangs, or any combination. There is no money; both teams select their weapons and are issued them at the start of every round.

After choosing all of your equipment, you spawn into the game (provided that the round has just started or you're the first in the server). As a NATO member, you are usually assaulting, whereas Tangos are usually on defense. Advance to your objective (either to defend it or to assault and complete it). Should you come into contact with the enemy, you'll need to right click to bring the iron sights up before you can fire (realism is important in this mod) as you cannot fire without sights. In fact, there are no crosshairs in this game unless you've got a sniper rifle. You can fire from the standing, crouched, and prone positions, listed in order of least to greatest accuracy. Should you successfully neutralize the enemy, there's a key to report that fact over the radio, as death notifications have been removed. Also removed is the number of kills made from the scoreboard. HI is, first and foremost, a team game, and as such the only score is the team score.

Note.pngNote:A word on the game speed; Hostile Intent plays slowly, it's more like chess than football.

Camping is encouraged as being highly tactical, especially when defending someone capturing an objective.

Future

Currently the team is working to recreate Hostile Intent on the Source engine under the name Hostile Intent: Phoenix Rising.

Community

Hostile Intent has a thriving and dedicated online community at its online forums and #hostileintent on gamesurge's IRC network. A lot of the community has been around since the beginning of the HI project, across 3 forum wipes, 2 server hosts, and about 4 years of stop-and-start development. The developers constantly post in the forums and request feedback and bug reports, if what they're working on isn't a secret.

External links