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I don't mind taking a stab mate. Inbetween working on the new FS skin etc.

All right! As long as there aren't any other entries, you have all the time in the world, mate. The early bird catches the worm.
Edited by Rayburn, 14 January 2009 - 08:52.

Today: belated birthday presents and a BAD game.

Also, for those who are planning on sending me banners:
Please drop me a line in this thread. I don't check my emails that often, so you may want to let me know that you sent something.

I will have a go at your banner for you but i don't think it will be better than Wizards

Also i enjoy reading your site, Keep up the good work

Very nice, I'm looking forward to seeing your banners, chaps.

Today: Aliens in popular culture

I actually loled in real life when reading the ending part xD (it wasnt a xD type of lol but still laughed)

Today: My latest trip to the city centre

Today: A question that has been preying on my mind for a while

IIRC it's indeed 'stay-tham'.

Today: Google Earth's new time feature and some news from the army
Edited by Rayburn, 04 February 2009 - 11:27.

Germany has conscription?

Today:
On the subject of fetishes. Kinda similar to the whole furry debate we had some time ago but this time, it's about a fetish you've probably never heard of!

lol its pretty funny its got my approval of XD XD XD XD XD thats right 5 XD's :3

Today: An answer from the army

Today: A concept for a morale system in an action game

yer Vegas 2 is bloody hard but i enjoy it though XD

Rayburn, on 13 Feb 2009, 7:06, said:

That sir, is one of the most awesome ideas I've ever heard. There was an obscure James-Bond related FPS named Goldeneye: Rogue Agent that had something very similar. The game wasn't very good but it had some interesting gameplay mechanics I had never seen before. It had a similar morale system- if you acted quite brutal and efficient (using enemies as human shields, showing expert marksmanship and reaction time), enemies would be more likely to panic.

Try playing Punisher...hostiles crap their pants when they see u slaughter their friends

DerKrieger, on 13 Feb 2009, 19:26, said:

I actually have that game. Basically, the special feature is that you play as a bad guy which allows you to do all sorts of evil things to your enemies. Unfortunately, this doesn't feel as morally questionable as it sounds because your adversaries are working for nasty crime organisations themselves. It was a promising concept which was badly executed.

Also, I added another paragraph to the update, explicitely stating that I was referring to Vegas ONE. I can't comment on the AI in V2.
Edited by Rayburn, 14 February 2009 - 07:34.

The AI in Vegas 2 was schizophrenic. Sometimes you'd be able to walk into a room and gun down like 5 dudes, other times you'd walk into a room and get your head blown to Australia by that one guy who happened to be pointing a shotgun your way.

I thought the AI in Vegas 1 and 2 was generally pretty good. What I was most impressed with was your fireteam's AI...it always bugged me in past R6 games that your teammates were as dumb as bricks.

Well, that IS true on the other hand. The team mates were definately more useful than those in the older games. Granted, the older games also
allowed you to take direct cntrol of them, though. Also, I'd say that the enemy AI during the regular campaign is not the same as in TH mode.

The thing i really dislike with Vegas is the squad...in old R6 games you would choose multiple squads and play with any char you wanted and it had the Battle plan which was the most interesting aspect of R6