GRIN_Wolfsong

Sometimes. Not always me, but I look at some trees as few weeks ago.

I liked the cloth maps I got with Ultima 8 and 9... oh... not that. But they where cool... Anyhow, I can let the cat out of the bag that I'm working on something in my spare time (not patch related). But it is still quite some time before I would call it finished. When it will be done all depends on how much spare time I got and how many games I get hooked on (finished The Witcher yesterday after about 60 hours, so back working on it again tomorrow for the first time in 3 weeks).

I'm just correcting statements that are not entirely true. Not answering questions... well... I think I prevented the Fort thing from happening again... anyone tries it... they will feel what a bottomless pit is like. Also fixed the error in the "info stand" collision on that map. Not really involved in the GRAW2 patch at all, just do minor fixes I stumble opp on and can do something about without taking time from the project I'm actually working on.

Actually you can finish all missions in GRAW2 in a recon type game style. It's all up to the player to take it slow and silent as the functionality is there. Unlike in GRAW1 when there wasn't a recon option.

Not games, that's for sure. Got to many piled that I haven't finished yet.

WRONG AGAIN. What do you know? You're a newbie in this community. I've been here since 2001.

Moderators, I suggest splitting the topic from post #22 to a new one.

I post these little things occasionally because I don't think there is solid enough substance in the discussion to motivate putting aside as much dev time as whatever feature is currently on the topic would do. I'm usually looking for something more substantial that would motivate it as a "make or break" feature. I'm not saying that things are the way they are because that's the way they should be. I'm merely posting that I don't see the big fuzz about it and I'm looking for opinions based on reasonable facts. It's in no way how the whole of Grin thinks. There are over 100 people there no

Wolf, this fact concerns me even more. If it were 600,000 units actively purchased by consumers that's one thing... how many of that 600,000 were pre-loads with OEM's? If it's substantial, I'd be concerned since a lot of pre-loaded crapware is simply un-installed, or the Dell PC is re-imaged, etc. -John K. I think they got it on a DVD on the side, that's how I got Vegas with my Dell. And I have no idea how many. It's only with their most expensive new XPS laptop with Ageia card I think, and only been available for a little over a month now. So I don't think it's that many units (so fa

I would guess that at least half of the people who has GRAW2 are not MP players though, so you wouldn't see them online anyhow. GRAW2 was bundled with Dell laptops for example.

Are you kidding. If I played MMO you would never see me around. I can't quit playing an RPG without finishing it and you can't finish an MMO. I've been her longer then you, what do you think I play, among other things? TFPS, not as much as I did before but it still happens quite often. Because gamers are getting lazier and lazier and don't even want to go to the store to buy their games. They want to sit in front of their computer and get fat and brain damaged, preferably not having to eat sleep or shower. The good thing is that they never misplace their CD/DVD, as they need none.

I don't. That's why I posted my opinion. Same goes to you by the way that thinks people aren't gamers because they don't think like you. Touche. I don't ignore it, but it's not anything I would be able to implement anyhow. I just can't see that it as important as being one of the main issues with any game if it is missing, and that's all I wanted to point out.

Oh really? I'd say just more divided into multiple types of games, and not all of them in electronic format. Few people play more games then game developers, I assure you. That's usually why they do what they do, they play so many games that they want to know how it works on the inside and off it goes. But because of that we are also quite organized I guess, and as such check out what we need to download and install before trying to connect to the servers. The topic just took a turn like auto download was a make of break feature for a game. And I really can't say that I can see that rea

I`m pretty sure it is just a case of changing the unit names in the world.xml file and any responses in the mission file to match. Most likely.

Auto download... in my opinion.... how could modding communities survive without it for years and years? They did and it was as simple as going to the server website that you wanted to play on and it listed which mods it used and had links to download them. Players who use mods usually stick to the same servers so I really don't see the big deal with this feature.

As it uses the pattern from GRAW1, which is in GRAW2 as a mask, I guess all that is needed is to assign that camo to the player team characters and add your own color values in the XML file. Check the modding tutorial on more info on how the camos are specified in the character XML files, and you'll see what I'm talking about.

I think 1.0 IS the release. then minor patches go like 1.01,1.02,1.03 the major patches go like 1.1,1.2... 1.5 etc. then complete over hauls go liek like; 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 ... and so on. Version numbers are handled different for each game, there are no standard. Some companies only update the first decimal for an expansion pack and the overall version number for a sequel. Some release the first version as 1.18.1.0 or something... so just looking at a version number for any game won't tell you anything else then exactly which version it is, not how much has been added or how many patches

Search and you will find: http://www.ghostrecon.net/forums/index.php...=46038&st=0

I think I herd 800000 for GRAW1 PC just before the summer. But don't quote me on that because I don't remember for sure. Haven't seen or herd anything about the GRAW2 sales yet. We just where told the final number from UBI to Grin for GRAW1 PC was 820000 units sold. And currently GRAW2 PC is at about 600000 units sold.

This is funny. Feels like I could have written that... I agree. I agree. I agree. This would be a combination of the two maps in GRAW2 right now with some stuff removed, and I agree to that as well as long as both statements apply simultaneously. I agree.

I'm actually a "maybe" on this question. Some of it I like and other things I can definently do without. But I'm not in a position to decide these things. hehe.

This "little" LAN is arranged twice a year, and it has grown in popularity since I was there last in 2000... or was it 2001. This is what gaming is all about. Seeing the people you play against face to face and then duke it out on the battlefield.

I know this is in Sweden, but Dreamhack is one of the largest (many years the largest) LAN party in the world. It started today and goes on until Sunday. http://web.dreamhack.se/index.php?language=en Also check out some of the over 8000 monitors on the 3 webcams: http://web.dreamhack.se/webcams/webcam1.html http://web.dreamhack.se/webcams/webcam2.html http://web.dreamhack.se/webcams/webcam3.html

Once again. Only in GRAW1 and fixed in GRAW2.

800.000 copies of GRAW1 multiplied by the cost of the game =$$$$. And we still can’t get a patch !!!! Wasn't there 7 patches for GRAW1?