CMT's TSC: Evolved - 3/2/2015 - released

[t3h m00kz]

Actually, that sounds very cool for some missions, though I think for obvious reasons it shouldn't exactly follow for levels like a10, a30, c20, c40, d20, or d40. Basically where you're not dropped in by Pelican and there would be reason for you to be able to select such weapons.

lol I have no idea what those missions are.

[Pooky]

Well obviously you're not 1337 enough then.

[Arteen]

Basically any level other than a50, b30, b40, and c10, of course.

[Timo]

Thats a dumb idea unless the weapons you can choose are limited. If you were to allow the player to choose, say, a rocket launcher or shotgun upon load up, that would break the entire encounter structure already established, unless the dev's would be willing to have variants for every encounter around the certain load out you had chosen.

Obviously you wouldn't be able to start with a rocket launcher with 200 ammo and an FRG, that would just be silly. Only on the levels you're dropped into, and it'd be choses like smg/ar/br/pistol/carbine, etc. Things that won't effect gameplay that much, it'd just be great to start out with a weapon you love to use, and would probably pick up the first time you encounter it later on in the level.

[Amit]

Thats a dumb idea unless the weapons you can choose are limited. If you were to allow the player to choose, say, a rocket launcher or shotgun upon load up, that would break the entire encounter structure already established, unless the dev's would be willing to have variants for every encounter around the certain load out you had chosen.

Ghost Recon style, bitch. in GRAW 1 and 2 you select the loadout you want and you can switch it out for enemy weapons or sometimes in the middle of the mission you can swap out from a Blackhawk (GRAW) or at any time using the MULE (GRAW2).

[Higuy]

Will you hate me if I were to tell you I hated that game? Alot?

[Kornman00]

To quote a grunt I killed earlier: "hate you"

[Amit]

Will you hate me if I were to tell you I hated that game? Alot?

No. The combat was clunky as hell in those games. Tactics were awesome, but nothing like the original Ghost Recon

[PopeAK49]

I think the Normal maps option is a big plus. How about the option to apply multiple detailed maps to one texture instead of two? Is that possible?

[neuro]

i think so.

but i don't actually use any of it, so i'm propably wrong.