Pardon Our Dust.

[Arteen]

I love movable crates, but I don't recall seeing them anywhere in SPv2.

[Heathen]

It was I think.

[MacPanama]

I love movable crates, but I don't recall seeing them anywhere in SPv2.

pardon my ignorance, how did you play it! me wants it!

[Mr Buckshot]

pardon my ignorance, how did you play it! me wants it!

there are only 2 possibilities:
1. he is a team member and is testing out a WIP.
2. He didn't play it, he just saw some SPV2 gameplay video released to the public.

Not sure which it is, but it might be #1.

e: yeah confirmed, it is #1, Arteen has been a CMT member for ages

[sdavis117]

I'd be surprised if a team member wasn't able to test SPv2.

[FRain]

Well, he is an oppressed (or is that depressed, that's either an O or a shitty D) CMT member.

[n00b1n8R]

(arteen is one of the oldest CMT members, hth)

[Heathen]

(arteen is one of the oldest CMT members, hth)

I was about to say.
Poor Arteen.

[Mr Buckshot]

I love movable crates, but I don't recall seeing them anywhere in SPv2.

Didn't find the movable crates useful in SPV1, they were set as vehicles I think so they requires too much effort to budge (melees only inch them forward, vehicles push them a long way but too troublesome). Might as well just use a regular vehicle for cover.

Do the Halo 1 engine physics support simple pushable crates, sort of like those you frequently encounter in Half-Life 1?

[UnevenElefant5]

No, only vehicles can have physics. That's why the crates were actually vehicles.