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"Oh I'm bringing 5000 footmen, what did you bring?"
"Ten Chuck Norrises."
"..."
Or so you can invite a friend to come play with or against you. again taking control of a unit.
This way, i could setup a battle. then have people join in and change the flow of said battle.
I think this (if possible) could give the game a LOT of replay-ability.
Of course, i have no idea if something like this can even be done? (yet alone by ONE guy :O might be too much for him alone.)
Regards Jensenthomas1
Ragdoll physics have always been the bane of online games, and seeing how extensively they're being used here it's become almost an impossibility to implement.
so the player that most people make death the opponent has more teammates than the other player
Sorta, it can be done but the guy is right in the sense they are EXTREMELY difficult to work with online. Ragdolls that happen randomly for each person though are not that hard.
It only turns near impossible when you try and sync ragdolls between players so that everyone in that online game sees the exact same thing.