Activision? wtf...

I cant wait for some mods to be released

http://www.halflife2.net/index.php?page=mods

especially the "bum-life" one

i cant get psat the part where you have 3 sentries to set up and guards come for like 5 minutes, grenades keep blowing them up cry:

Wow that is a cool scene, very epic looking, like a scene from starshiptroopers hehe

w00t rock: rock:

[img]http://homepage.ntlworld.com/gerald.marley/hl2/at_comic20.jpg[/img]

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Hahaha. Yeah, there was some problem with the NPC's getting in the way in doorways and shit, but it's not that bad. They always move out of the way, which is good. I remember playing some older games and npc would stand in a doorway and you couldn't go in.

yes, Activision owns rights to Day of Defeat

Why woud activision own rights to a game that was originally a mod on the half life engine and is in development at valve and can be bought on steam meaning valve get all the money for it.

Because Activision bought the rights to the mod. Check out the boxed version of DoD.

Yah im looking at a box pic online now, first ive heard of activision having anything to do with it.

DoD:S will probably be released in a boxed version(where Activision makes lots of profit) and a Steam version(not so much profit....) like with HL2.

I just hope Activition won't be a bitch about it like VU was.

Hl2 style maps on the doom 3 engine.

http://www.doom3world.org/phpbb2/viewto ... d465#64270

Cool.