Was the L85A1(or 2?) in the original vBF2? I noticed it in that video.
Redamare wrote:maps would have to be alot larger to incoorporate 100 players.. like a 9k map 3X3k... that would shurley fix the debate on new engine for PR. excpet the down side is everything would have to be recreated. all objects Buing statics maps vehicles weapons players.... mabey its not the best idea
It's funny how people complain now that we don't have enough players per side to properly man every assets and base defenses, etc in a realistic manner. Now, given an addition 40 players, you think we need to go even bigger? Or am i misreading your post and you're talking about vbf2 maps needing to be bigger?
And assuming it's based on the same engine, you should be able to move over any objects like vehicles, buildings, weapons, etc, quiet easily. Especially since i'm sure the DEVs have most of the original files also. (The files from before its imported to bf2)
is a free online First Person Shooter developed by Neowiz Games, Electronic Arts and EA Digital Illusions CE, and distributed by Neowiz Games.[1] It is a remake of Battlefield 2. However, its game engine is not Battlefield 2's one, but Battlefield 2142's modified Refractor Engine 2, with graphic-improvements over Battlefield 2.[2] It is being developed by Neowiz Games of South Korea with oversight from license-holder Electronic Arts. Having started its 2nd beta test, Battlefield Online unlike Battlefield 2 has shown support for 100 player battles.[3] Its open beta test will be launched in the latter half of 2009.
