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I disagree with RFBurns - FF does not suck. If you've ever played Red Baron II you'll know what I mean. You'll feel when you get hit and know how close you are to a stall. He is right about the space part though - it doesn't add a lot. I do feel that it adds to the simulation though. My feeling...

Does WCP work w/ FF? I ask because the MS website had a preconfigured WCP profile at one time and I have it on my system. However, I don't get any feedback.

Now that might be innovative.

I just happened to load up WC4 last night and played a few missions. That problem was one of the things I thought they had made provisions for. What I mean is that while the power still gets reset, at least I didn't have to fight anyone. It seemed like they added a dummy waypoint in just so you...

Agreed. It would be cool and it would extend the life of the game but lets remember to tell the developers that the SP part of the game is the most important. From what I read of Priv Online, THAT looked like an innovative MP game. My feeling is that either you're into the MP environ or not. As...

Hey! Thems fightin words! I've got nothing against MP games. I enjoyed playing RB2 online - it was great for a while but like most games interest lagged after awhile. The people I know that are heavy into MP ONLY play MP and largely ignore the single play. My fear of a MP WC game probably comes...

I'm not arguing that MP adds life to a game. My concern is only that the developers would sacrifice plot for MP. You have to admit that MP games don't have a lot of plot. The only MP game I ever really got into was Red Baron II. But in that case I ONLY played online and yes, eventually it got...

A couple of weeks ago I reloaded WC3 and finished it a couple of nights ago. I then reloaded WC4 and from watching just the beginning - whoa! More people, bigger better sets, et al. I don't think it was the FMV that was the "killer" but the level that Roberts pushed it to. I disagree. FMV...

Like I said earlier, lets see what happens with Tomb Raider. Here we've got a successful franchise thats been around for a while. I'll bet that if the movie does well the demand for the game will go up. If the movie does poorly, the demand will probably stay the same as the fans will still want...

I think mpanty is trying to say that people that have never heard of WC and saw the movie (and hated it) would probably not buy the game. But those in the gaming community that have played it wouldn't let a bad movie keep them from purchasing a new game. Tomb Raider will probably put this to...

Actually, if you look at the posts below, you'll see: Maybe LOAF was referring to the book or maybe you're suggesting that LOAF cannot follow a plotline. ;)

I believe it stands for "Full Motion Video".

Are you sure about that. I just played the game and my impression (from Eisens chewing out) was that the Victory was attacked while I was on my revenge jaunt and Vaquero was killed during that attack.

Aaaaahhh! And with no fan fare eg "You failed HOTT!" to boot. And if he gets away the mission becomes unwinnable. I'm not sure I understand the reasoning behind that... he stays around if you are cloaked but leaves if you're not.

That's what got me started. I initially did not cloak at Nav 3 and started killing everything at Nav 4 starting with Hobbes. However, after I killed him and 4 or 5 Sorkaths I realized that they come in an endless supply. I couldn't find Thrak - maybe he got killed by friendly fire which doesn't...

Okay, I'm surprised though that the order is so restrictive given how open-ended the other parts of the game are. I'll give that a shot.

I entered the last nav point of the mission where you meet Hobbes/Thrakhath (Kilrah bombing) uncloaked and proceeded to kill Hobbes. After killing a bunch of Sorkaths and others I realized that they keep coming (to infinity) and that there will always be a minimum of 4 on radar - but I couldn't...

I could tolerate all the choices except Flash. It seemed as though he was a copy of Maniac only minus the skill so I never used him unless it was for the REALLY easy missions. Maybe I'll go through the game again and play him exclusively.

So LOAF, are you saying that my wingmen's abilities (in WC3/4) will improve if I pick them to fly with me more often or is there ability derived solely from morale? Here is a quote from the guide I ran across: Flying and talking (preferably with high morale choices) with your wingmen help...

Why? One could say that the Kilrathi have different levels of experience (afterburner use, missiles, etc) by the difficulty level you choose.