NovaLogic/ DeltaForce: Angel Falls
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Black hawk down was THE best game for snipering
Indeed, the points system was immense, If you were sprinting and hit a moving enemy in the head at 200 yards you got like 300 points.
Shame it never happened =p I was on 56k.
Loved that game, my cd key got stolen and I couldn't get it back, shame really.
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Thats one thing I loved about the game, and something thats missing from current open terrain 3D engines such as those used in games like BF2.
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DF2 over 56k was always a good laugh! Wasn't a fan of the newer titles, don't hold much hope for this one.
i still play it from time to time.Not as many people in there these days but still good fun.Dont think i could ever give up that game.But i am looking forward to this new 1.
http://www.novahq.net/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4232772
little bit of new on this game, oddly enough appearing on a Czech distributer's website first,
Platform: PC CD-Rom
Release Date: July 2009
Age Rating: 16+
Description
Set in the north-west region of Central America (near future in Colombia & Venezuela) “Delta Force: Angel Falls” takes the player to the rural, sparsely populated, jungle areas of this exotic locale. Avoiding the over-exposed Middle Eastern settings; the South American environment provides a premise which is naturally beautiful and full of new millennium conflicts.
Marginal governments, involved in local expansionism, continually scuffle with one another and with major global powers. Complicating the setting, drug cartels have evolved beyond money and violencedriven entities to political forces rivaling established governments. Influenced by current events, the game is both topical and novel.
The sometimes local philosophy of “your enemy is my friend and your friend is my enemy” gives rise to a multitude of ever-changing alliances and conflicts which drive the game’s rapid action and easy-to-digest back-story. The culmination of the conflict takes place in the Angel Falls area of Venezuela providing both a spectacular setting and a surprise ending.
Game features:
* 12 single player missions over 3 campaigns.
* 12 multiplayer maps supporting multiple game types including TKOTH, CTF, TDM & DM.
* Utilizes real “Delta Force” scenarios, tactics and equipment in course of game through extensive consultations with Delta Force operators.
* Seamless large-scale environments encompassing land, air and sea-based vehicles.
* Gratifying gunplay, well-balanced weapons, and tactically interesting dynamic environments.
* Supporting up to 200 combatants, per game, in online play.
System Requirements
* Windows 98, 2000, XP, Vista
* 2Ghz CPU (Dual Core Recommended)
* 512 MB of RAM (1GB Recommended)
* CD-ROM drive
* 800MB Free Hard Drive Space
* DirectX 9.0 or higher
screenies:
http://www.novahq.net/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4232772
very underwhelmed, hope those are early screenies
little bit of new on this game, oddly enough appearing on a Czech distributer's website first,
Platform: PC CD-Rom
Release Date: July 2009
Age Rating: 16+
Description
Set in the north-west region of Central America (near future in Colombia & Venezuela) “Delta Force: Angel Falls” takes the player to the rural, sparsely populated, jungle areas of this exotic locale. Avoiding the over-exposed Middle Eastern settings; the South American environment provides a premise which is naturally beautiful and full of new millennium conflicts.
Marginal governments, involved in local expansionism, continually scuffle with one another and with major global powers. Complicating the setting, drug cartels have evolved beyond money and violencedriven entities to political forces rivaling established governments. Influenced by current events, the game is both topical and novel.
The sometimes local philosophy of “your enemy is my friend and your friend is my enemy” gives rise to a multitude of ever-changing alliances and conflicts which drive the game’s rapid action and easy-to-digest back-story. The culmination of the conflict takes place in the Angel Falls area of Venezuela providing both a spectacular setting and a surprise ending.
Game features:
* 12 single player missions over 3 campaigns.
* 12 multiplayer maps supporting multiple game types including TKOTH, CTF, TDM & DM.
* Utilizes real “Delta Force” scenarios, tactics and equipment in course of game through extensive consultations with Delta Force operators.
* Seamless large-scale environments encompassing land, air and sea-based vehicles.
* Gratifying gunplay, well-balanced weapons, and tactically interesting dynamic environments.
* Supporting up to 200 combatants, per game, in online play.
System Requirements
* Windows 98, 2000, XP, Vista
* 2Ghz CPU (Dual Core Recommended)
* 512 MB of RAM (1GB Recommended)
* CD-ROM drive
* 800MB Free Hard Drive Space
* DirectX 9.0 or higher
screenies:
http://www.novahq.net/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4232772
very underwhelmed, hope those are early screenies
I'm not, it looks clean and effective and should run on loads of rigs - graphics does not a game make
Soldato
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I loved the DF games can't wait for this one
awesome, loved BHD.
Remember getting a 200m+ headshot sniper kill, while standing and he was running. Was awarded about 80 points for that online, the scoring system was great! got points for crazy things.
Single player was epic too, apart from the AI, which was very poor and ruined most of it and team mates wouldn't co-operate.
Remember getting a 200m+ headshot sniper kill, while standing and he was running. Was awarded about 80 points for that online, the scoring system was great! got points for crazy things.
Single player was epic too, apart from the AI, which was very poor and ruined most of it and team mates wouldn't co-operate.
80 points? the points didn't vary dependant on whether you were moving/standing/distance, you got set points for a kill and an extra few points for a head shot - also maybe varied dependent on weapon (between rifle / pistol / explosives etc)
By the time I stopped playing that game I was getting a guaranteed 60%+ head shots per game (used to swear like mad at all the people who used nothing but the grenade launcher as I would see it as "unskillful")
By the time I stopped playing that game I was getting a guaranteed 60%+ head shots per game (used to swear like mad at all the people who used nothing but the grenade launcher as I would see it as "unskillful"
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