Random Map maker
Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2008 7:17 am
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I've been occ following this random map controvery ("We want it or no deal"). Looked in there abouts a few days ago (8/14ish) and wow...
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I 'splain:
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Being able to make scene maps from real terrain, google earth captures (bitmaps) is A break through invention!!
Not just this game but for everything. Do you understand what you've done?
...Aint life fascinating and ironic...
People wanted, for PzC, random map creation, not just more set maps. So Matirx puts a guy on it for selling point / "spec
lists" /customer appeal reasons. And he winds up coming up with a solution way cooler than just random map generation.
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...If people can fight over their local terrain --or any real-life terrain-- ... Wow.
Maybe I'm just unwittingly blowing smoke up Stridor's ass.
or
Maybe he should ask for more money.
I think fighting over/playing on real terrain for any game (not just this WWII one) is intriguing to say the least.
Though note, I've been wrong before when it comes to understanding the mind of the Great Unwashed.
tm.asp?m=1893360
I've been occ following this random map controvery ("We want it or no deal"). Looked in there abouts a few days ago (8/14ish) and wow...
tm.asp?m=1893360
I 'splain:
----
Being able to make scene maps from real terrain, google earth captures (bitmaps) is A break through invention!!
Not just this game but for everything. Do you understand what you've done?
...Aint life fascinating and ironic...
People wanted, for PzC, random map creation, not just more set maps. So Matirx puts a guy on it for selling point / "spec
lists" /customer appeal reasons. And he winds up coming up with a solution way cooler than just random map generation.
--------
...If people can fight over their local terrain --or any real-life terrain-- ... Wow.
Maybe I'm just unwittingly blowing smoke up Stridor's ass.
or
Maybe he should ask for more money.
I think fighting over/playing on real terrain for any game (not just this WWII one) is intriguing to say the least.
Though note, I've been wrong before when it comes to understanding the mind of the Great Unwashed.
tm.asp?m=1893360
