- What is the exact dependency between distance from the center of the map to the friendly FOB and enemy ticket bleed speed when their FOB is destroyed, like:
- less than 500m = 8 tickets per second;
- 500m-1000m = 4 tickets per second;
- and so on...
- Do we have any ticket loss (besides ticket bleed) when the friendly FOB is destroyed?
- Can the friendly FOB be overrun like in AAS, when enough (at least 2) enemy players get into the 100m radius?
- Does the commander rally point work like in AAS?
Questions about CnC that are not enlighten in the manual
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My_Self
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Questions about CnC that are not enlighten in the manual
Would be nice to have any answers from developers regarding Command'n'Control gameplay mode:
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My_Self
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Re: Questions about CnC that are not enlighten in the manual
Any chance for answers?
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rushn
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Re: Questions about CnC that are not enlighten in the manual
1 not really sure the closer it is to the enemy side the more points the enemy loses
2when your fob is destroyed you start losing tickets i think
3 not sure I think not
4idk
2when your fob is destroyed you start losing tickets i think
3 not sure I think not
4idk
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AFsoccer
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Re: Questions about CnC that are not enlighten in the manual
1. This information wasn't included because it's not supposed to be fixated on. CNC was designed to better approximate a realistic battlefield environment within the constraints of the BF2 engine... and last time I checked real battles didn't have "tickets". I don't mean that in a sarcastic way, but by knowing the exact code of the bleed, you're missing the point of why CNC was designed.
2 and 3. I'm not 100% positive, but the FOBs should work the same in CnC as they do in AAS
4. Yes, they should.
2 and 3. I'm not 100% positive, but the FOBs should work the same in CnC as they do in AAS
4. Yes, they should.
