It's Official...
... PBEM is in.
http://www.battlefront.com/discuss/u...;f=52;t=001231 I wounld NOT have considered buying the game without it. Now I will at least try the demo and give it a fair shot. |
Good and necessary news.
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Good news indeed.
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Why all the uproar about file size?
In the thread someone talked about the file size of 700Mb.... are they talking about a turn being that much.... the biggets file I have ever seen in a CM game is only about 3 megs. The game is not going Real time so why would the files be so big? |
New engine with higher level of detail--I'll let you computer guys explain any more.
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700Mb Files! Holy fried modem Batman. This game is way out of my bounds and limitations.
EDIT: After going there and reading the posts, nobody from BF said the files would be that big. It was just speculation and banter between the usual suck ups over there. |
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I don't see how it will work unless this is there half-assed attempt to include PBEM to quiet the masses that cried foul when they said it wasn't going to be included. Even with my cable modem, a 700MB download can take more than 10-15 mins depending on the time of day.... For you Shrek, probably 3 to 4 days with dial-up. :( |
I see alot of different release dates that are close to one another (example: one month from now, 6 weeks away, etc.) being batted around in discussion at BF. -Are we to assume it will be released this year, 07'?
- oh and I'm very happy that it's going to be PBEM, obviously. I'd hate to have to try & rejoin the real-time world again. |
Baa Humbug, I mean really, how much balance can this game have? Syrian Army and insurgents vs the U.S. Do the Americans get AC-130 gunships, cruise missles, J-dams, Paladins? Do the Syrian/insurgents win if they kill 5 Americans and take 300 losses? I'm sorry but this game seems to me to be based on a crazy premise: that the Syrian Army would last longer than the Iraqi Army. I'll wait for the WWII version. And the 700mb pbem files must be a mistake.
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