how will germans react to seeing one of their men dead lying on the ground ? like when you kill one dude in a reconnaisance mission or undercover mission ? will they disregard it and walk over him or will they start to worry and get on the alert ?

Hopefully like Metal Gear Solid 1 & 2.. but more realistic.. *oooh, a countdown..*

I hope it's something like in No One Lives Forever, but without the outrageous stupidity.

lol , yea i now what you mean

german: "Oh shit" starts running

Double Post

[This message has been edited by Gen. Rommel (edited June 16, 2001).]

Should that be: OH-Scheiße? I don't know...shouldn't it be? Although it'd be funny to hear that.

Maybe something like coordinated attacks, flanking manoeuvres, or just good old frontal assaults ??

hehehe, I love some of the lines in NoLF....absolutely fanspastic http://www.pcgamers.net/ubb/biggrin.gif

BallisticWookie thats not what i'm talking about , but that is another question also . i'm talking about when a german walks down a hallway and he suddenly sees one of his men dead and you are hiding and the german cant see you . i'm wondering what he will do


also what your saying is another thing that interests me . what will a group of germans do when they actually see you and your sqaud . would they suddenly split up and run for cover or start charging . i hope its a random response .

Ah ok, hmmmm well, you'd think his first response would be to go and check out his comrade lying on the floor, then sound the alarm and start searching you out ??

he could also think that his buddy is sleeping on the floor http://www.pcgamers.net/ubb/biggrin.gif

hehehe, a cool thing would be if he sees his buddy lying on the ground, he walks up and gives him a nudge with his boot, then kneels down, when he sees he's been shot he then looks around with a frightened look on his face, walks backwards with his gun at the ready looking everywhere, then runs away screaming, hehehe ok, I'm going to far now.

The Germans scream:
"Du hast meinen Kameraden getötet"
or
"Stirb, Amischwein"
or
"Da musst du dich schon etwas mehr anstrengen"

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>3. There you must exert already somewhat more<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

is it just me, or does that not make a whole lot of sense.....??

[This message has been edited by BallisticWookie (edited June 19, 2001).]

"There you must exert already somewhat more"

sounds like something out of a german porno movie

[This message has been edited by Polaris (edited June 19, 2001).]