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Re: Funny things in the source[message #100622] Wed, 17 March 2004 10:29 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Well, I've just seen tonight, thanks to joker_pl, for the first time in my life, a JA2 game run in full 1024x768.
At this size, you can see about half of the entire the map or so. A sniper's range and a bit more. The next logical step will be to increase the sight.

I don't know about dinamically changing maps. We could do that with a trick. Like paying the locals to do it and having the buildings delivered in a week or so. It will look like you built on the new map, but you actually load an alternate one. This will be rather easy to do.

What would be REALLY challenging would be to implement extra actions for the mercs (and extra body movements) so they can:

- drag sandbags to a new location or a wounded friend to cover.
- climb trees.
- dive under water (and gain stealth doing so)
- add horses and mules and allow mercs to ride them or use as... mules...

As for terrain, I'd like to see the debris from a bomb blast form a "hole" (it's 2D, but it can be faked) in which you can take cover.

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