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ah well in my defense i wasnt aware that they were subverted by some ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, kinda the same thing happened with burning lands vietnam and yeh that lead dev was abit of a douche, but the actions by the contracters making that game and the dropkick youtubers trashing it destroyed it sadly, woulda been a dope game, may still resurface but yeh im kinda over the gaming scene, ive been playing games before you had windows and a mouse, just a load of ♥♥♥♥ not full of hackers usually, i was enjoying warno because i felt i escaped that and enjoy playing fair games or even against ai.
but i could and would contribute so much to this community if i could do some map/mission editing.
awesome news then - yeh if we were giving an in game editor thats user friendly kinda how AOE2 used to be would be an example, and being able to use scripts and triggers, run our own audio even, make our own mission briefings, you could use an AI voice if you wanted specific accents etc. would be so cool.
The devs said will look into adding some sort of editor eventually, but nothing is guaranteed at this stage in game development.
Honestly the biggest thing they need to focus on IMO is AI leadership. Not just running all the units it can spawn down a road. If they dont improve the AI leaders, there will be no point to mission creation as they will be overly predictable. Ive set better leadership AI with just basic logic and "generally placed" objectives in ARMA 3 so they have to have some logic they can use to do the same thing.
Although that was how the AI behaved in Wargame, it's been much improved in the 3 games Eugen developed since.
For Insurgency: Sandstorm, the developers NWI brought on a new publisher -- Focus. Compare Sandstorm to the original Insurgency. Now compare Red Dragon to European Escalation. I rest my case.
Glad to hear the AI is better, I had no intent on playing SD series. so I should hope that the AI is better after a decade. Did they make any SP scenarios for this game yet?
B. Throwback; you, Dasa, and myself, all posted in the original 2018 thread when the splash screen got updated for RD.
C. Everyone else says that the Cold Wargame people stole assets from Eugen. Upon what do you base your rather notable disagreement?
Fact: Other games which have had DMCA complaints made against them have returned to the Steam store as soon as their dev teams removed copyrighted assets which belonged to other owners (c.f. Ghost Ship Aftermath and Box Maker for two more notorious examples).
Fact: Since those complaints about Cold War Game were made nearly 4 years ago, the game never returned to the Steam store, the dev team disbanded, and all related social media accounts went silent.
It doesn't take Sherlock Holmes to put two and two together. ;)
Before throwing gratuitous insults at us, you might want to pay closer attention to the official announcements we make.
> but i could and would contribute so much to this community if i could do some map/mission editing.
Regarding your contribution to the community, a good starting point is to be respectful to others.