Freyar

This is crazy.. I read about it before but it's so sad that people are taking advantage of technology just be so ... evil...

Who Framed Roger Rabbit (Love that show) quote: It's One O'Clock and all is well!

OBLIVION (200?) [Pre-ordered by father unit] Universal Combat Online (200?) FEAR (200?)

Does UC and BCM cause nasty fragmentation when used?

Let's see.. I think this one is one, this one is one, and... this one is one... Damn it! >

I wish to report that I am no longer an idiot when it comes to basic protocols of ship management. As well as I have managed to get a stable terminal to access vital CC systems (Fixed the Motherboard!), and have gotten a steady link to them (new modem!). Please allow me to re-apply for any position in the Prime Fleet. My experience mostly covers that of being a commander.

Now...Flunking...Phsycis....checking...for...status...

I generally land right in the area as well during my mining missions at night.

Right when I get home, and when my new modem is installed, assume that I will appear on that list!

Homeworld 2... old? well, I still play th original homeworld. I still play the original outrun... I play a lot of old games dude, and usually I have to wait for prices to drop so that I can afford them. In anycase, I use cd emulators to prevent damage to my disks from loading/unloading, and reading those disks.

Been here, done this, got the T-Shirt. Funny, yes... but I've already got a bunch of friends that have memorized this.

Who would put it in space like that anyway? Seems like an awefull waste of money, considering the world is pretty much using Microsoft's products.

Isn't this a form of disrespect to the COUNTRY that they live in and have supported to the best of thier little intelligence? Who in thier right mind would ever so something so vile to the symbol that keeps them from being killed for being able to think they way they do....

No one has the money for this yet... so don't worry abou it.. : /

I havn't seen anything new at all... I wouldn't be surprised if as I saw earlier reports in here that it was scrapped totally. The console that never existed.

Does anyone else have issues with SHOOT having trouble initializing the Microphone Wizard?

Although the game is designed for realism, the point is that the people playing it need to keep in mind it's just a game. Firing a rifle in AA:O is a lot different than firing one in the real world. It's a lot more difficult in the real world as the game simulations you having been trained for so long so recently.

Of course, but I've seen my fair share of tilted research studies.

It's just a game! >

What are you talking about Cc? It's a great game... I love it.

I don't know how many would be intrested in this, but I sure am. This new version uses a newer Unreal engine providing better framerates! (EX: 20FPS->70FPS) It plays great, and the addition of random spawnpoints, objectives, and etc. are a great welcome as well. quote: Release Notes What's New New Multiplayer Missions Included in this version of America's Army are four new Special Forces multiplayer missions. Two of these new missions contain both the Special Forces playable Soldier class, as well as the Indigenous Forces playable class. The other two new missions are 'SF Exclusive'containing only the Special Forces playable Soldier class. - SF Courtyard: (SF & IF) A daytime rural village mission where players must question informants to find the location of a laptop computer containing information about terrorist operatives. Once secured, the Assault team must then reach the extraction point with this laptop. The other team is on Defense trying to prevent the other team from securing and extracting with the laptop. This mission's spawn points, NPC objectives, laptop objective, and extraction points - are all randomly selected each round. This mission includes the following new v2.4 features: Random Spawn Points, Random Objectives, Inventory Objectives, and Door Breachers. - SF PCR (Precious Cargo Recovery): (SF & IF) A night urban mission where both teams must race to retrieve a briefcase containing sensitive information about terrorist operatives. Each team must locate and secure this one briefcase and then carry it to their extraction point successfully. The team that successfully extracts with the briefcase in-hand wins! This mission's spawn points, briefcase objective, and extraction points (1 per team) - are all randomly selected each round. This mission includes the following new v2.4 features: Random Spawn Points, Random Objectives, Inventory Objectives, and Bunker Defeating Munitions (BDM). - SF Blizzard: (SF Exclusive) A night mission set in a snowy Alpine forest environment where soldiers must gain entry and assault a remote enemy compound. This map has 2 different objective scenarios which are randomly selected each round. In one scenario the soldiers must either destroy or protect the electrical power station. The alternate scenario requires the soldiers to either deactivate or protect the radio communications equipment. This mission includes the following new v2.4 features: Random Spawn Points, Random Objectives, Door Breachers, and Bunker Defeating Munitions (BDM). - SF WaterTreatment: (SF Exclusive) A night urban mission where players must either protect or secure containers of radiological material stored in various locations within an urban complex. The Assaulting team must gain entry to the building, locate and secure the radioactive material container, and then reach the extraction point successfully with this container. The Defending team must protect and prevent extraction of this sensitive container. This mission includes the following new v2.4 features: Random Spawn Points, Random Objectives, and Inventory Objectives. New Weapons - M141 Bunker Defeat Munitions (BDM): The M141 BDM, or Bunker Defeat Munitions, is a shoulder- fired rocket designed to defeat fortified positions, bunkers, and light armor. The BDM is given to the 18C SF MOS Soldier (Engineering Sgt.) but can be used by any member of the SF A-Team (ODA). The BDM can be used anywhere, but will have specific targets designed as objectives or obstacles. These specific targets will be identified by a HUD message that will appear when the player's crosshair moves over the object. The BDM in our new v2.4 missions can be an advantageous tool to use in order to tactically and efficiently gain entry into the enemy's compound. - AGP-DB14 Door Breacher: The Door Breacher is an explosive device designed to make entry on locked or un-operable doors. Another MOS-specific weapon, the DB will be issued only to the 18C SF MOS Soldier (Engineering Sgt.). The Door Breacher will be usable on designated locked doors in the new missions. The player will be able to identify valid targets by a 'Breachable' message that will appear on the player's HUD. The Door Breaching in our new v2.4 missions can be an advantageous tool to use in order to tactically and efficiently gain entry into enemy restricted areas. New Features - Updated Game Engine: The entire America's Army game is now running on an updated version of the Unreal Engine - Unreal Engine 2.5. This updated engine code base provides several enhancements to the game engine in several areas, including efficiency (optimizations), security, stability, bug fixes, new gameplay feature infrastructure, etc. - Updated User Interface: As part of the new engine code base update, many new user interface specific enhancements were implemented. The v2.4 User Interface has been overhauled 'under the hood' to take advantage of these new engine optimizations and functionality. The game's new UI will look very similar, however it will run much more efficiently and utilize some of the new features of the new engine. - Random Player Starts: In v2.4 players will start randomly between predetermined locations on the new levels. This allows for a more dynamic and realistic game experience, increasing replayability and helping to limit the predictability of enemy placement and routes. Random Player Starts will also enhance the current game by putting more emphasis on strategy rather than the memorization of map geometry. It will also reduce the negative impact of exploits such as grenade spamming. - Random Objective Locations: In v2.4 the location of objectives will change for each round, and can move around between any number of possible positions. With the addition of random objectives, the locations change from one round to the next, forcing the need for both Assault and Defense teams to search for the objective. This new feature promotes replayablilty, and helps to enhance strategy over predictability in game play. - Inventory Objective Type: v2.4 features an all new objective type in which objectives can be transportable in maps (via a player's inventory), requiring their delivery to specified locations. These 'inventory objectives' can be picked up, dropped (upon death), and passed on to other teammates. Inventory objectives provide a new style of objective- based game play by adding another dimension to objective completion. These objectives must be picked up and taken to a specific location in order to be considered complete. If a player dies while carrying one of these objectives, it drops, and must be retrieved by another teammate to continue the mission. Inventory Objectives can be passed on to teammates by using the action key on a teammate (just like healing a teammate). These objective types also take advantage of random objectives, by moving the drop point/pickup point of the inventory objective to different locations from one round to another. - NPC Conversation Objective Type: This feature allows a qualified player to help their team by speaking with the NPC (Non-Playable Characters) placed randomly around the level to gain intelligence about the whereabouts of the mission's main objectives. Talking with the NPC's will help the team locate the randomly placed objectives in the level. Once a qualified player speaks to an NPC in the level, the mission's main objective location will show up on their team's HUD compass as normal. - Special Forces A-Team Videos: Included with this release of America's Army are all new Special Forces informational videos. These 7 videos describe each SF MOS (Military Occupational Specialty) in detail as well as show some exclusive footage of the Special Forces A-Team members in action. There is one video for each member in the standard Special Forces ODA (Operational Detachment Alpha - or 'A-Team'). These 7 SF MOS team members are as follows: 18A - Detachment Commander 18B - Weapons Sergeant 18C - Engineering Sergeant 18D - Medical Sergeant 18E - Communications Sergeant 18F - Intel Sergeant 18Z - Team Sergeant These videos are included in the v2.4.0 Full Install and can be accessed using the desktop shortcut created or by navigating to the 'America's ArmySystemVideos' directory and double clicking the 'SF_A-Team_Videos.exe' file. =========================================================================Wh at's fixed ========================================================================= This v2.4 release of America's Army contains a substantial number of other miscellaneous enhancements. Included in these are enhancements to the following areas: security, authentication, optimization, and much more. v2.4 also contains a whole host of exploit fixes, bug fixes, and other miscellaneous fixes.

Unless there is more than one of these studies going on, I'll ignore it. I can't take what these guys say unless there are others who have done similar research and have come to the same conclusion.

XD Now I'm going to have to find a substantial income!

UPDATE: Looks like it's fine now... One of those random glitch type things.

Anyone notice the Armor/Hull integrity?