I donBy the way, does somebody know a (preferably european) shop that sells GRAW2 for max. 20€?
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I donBy the way, does somebody know a (preferably european) shop that sells GRAW2 for max. 20€?
Yes it does make perfect sense.Yes that makes perfect sense, you get hit, start bleeding and will die if a medic doesn't help you but out of nowhere you will suddenly regenerate health.
Well yes it's just that I read this in a preview in a german pc gaming magazine. That and all other previews I read the developers really seem like they know what they have to do and really want to make it realistic etc. On the question how friendly the game will be for noobs they said they will have a big tutorial to help those people.Yes it does make perfect sense.
Bleeding can make your character leave a trail others can follow and this can be done even if you have full health again.
Bleeding can be implemented seperate from the health: The health absorbs damage but the bleeding kills you after a certain time until you see a medic.
Also there could be a "critical hit" like system where only some shots make you bleed at all and most of them just do damage to you.
It could also be like you have to bandage yourself before the regeneration process can start.
Or it could be as primitive as RO's leg-wounding-system in that you simply bleed for a few seconds until your health is regenerated again. Just enough so someone who followed you into a building or something knows hwere you are due to the blood on the floor.
I already said that OPF2 might turn out to be realistic, but SheepDip is right in that bleeding and no health-bar don't guarantee that.
Well yes it's just that I read this in a preview in a german pc gaming magazine. That and all other previews I read the developers really seem like they know what they have to do and really want to make it realistic etc. On the question how friendly the game will be for noobs they said they will have a big tutorial to help those people.
Well at least you keep true to your arrogance and doubt on everything.And developers ALLWAYS keep true to their words
Well at least you keep true to your arrogance and doubt on everything.
Being cautious is ok but flaming/complaining about games where there is not even a real screenshot yet is just stupid. It's not like he was 85 and has been fighting in a world war.Not meaning to burge in between you two lovers but there's nothing arrogant in being cautious and distrustful after being already burned for a few times.
Being cautious is ok but flaming/complaining about games where there is not even a real screenshot yet is just stupid.
Does a screenshot tell you more than facts and other information?
There aren't any screenshots released yet, I don't care what they say it's obviously all 'concept art', which we all know can bare little resemblance to the end product.Yes, at least when there isn't any other info
Being cautious is ok but flaming/complaining about games where there is not even a real screenshot yet is just stupid. It's not like he was 85 and has been fighting in a world war.
Andy Wafer: Brand Manager
Michael Field: Lead Artist
Clive Lindop: Senior Designer
PC Gamer: Okay - Flashpoint is one of those games that was enormously loved by its gamers, and sort of totemic. In your view, what's the key part of the Flashpoint experience which you want to keep for Flashpoint 2? What are you building and elaborating on, basically.
Andy: For me the key aspect has got to be realism, that