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Posted: 2007-08-21 23:53
by Petey
nicoliani wrote:Yea great idea. Explosion like that should be heard by all player all over the map. If we are not after blowing our eardrums out tweak the sounds more into an echo.

fartknocker12345, just curious where do you put the IED's when you're not playing PR? Image
I place my IEDs under the rocks laying on the road :)
its perfect, no one can see it :D

Posted: 2007-09-23 14:56
by Darkpowder
I would recommend giving the airstrike bombs (like you can see on any afghanistan helmand video) a tank-shock firing effect that constitutes a shockwave that will stun/deafen anyone in the radius. Perhaps even a bullet-impact shock over a much larger radius that needs some attention to "heal". 200m is considered danger close for airstrikes, and the shockwave should perhaps reflect this considering the scale of some of the maps.

Posted: 2007-09-23 17:26
by bearking19
lol borat music would be great.

Posted: 2007-09-25 21:32
by Darkpowder
The most appropriate and thankfully copyright simple tune would be the classic Tunuk Tunuk tun, slight asian flavour without any religious overtones.

Posted: 2007-11-25 19:30
by snipe_like_a_stone
just doin us all a small favor

Posted: 2007-11-25 21:21
by BloodBane611
Darkpowder wrote:I would recommend giving the airstrike bombs (like you can see on any afghanistan helmand video) a tank-shock firing effect that constitutes a shockwave that will stun/deafen anyone in the radius. Perhaps even a bullet-impact shock over a much larger radius that needs some attention to "heal". 200m is considered danger close for airstrikes, and the shockwave should perhaps reflect this considering the scale of some of the maps.
Danger close is dependent on the ordinance being fired, not the platform it comes from. A GBU-43/B (AKA the MOAB) has a blast radius of 150 meters, and is therefore danger close at significantly more than 300 meters. A BGU-28 LGB has a significantly smaller blast radius and is much more accurate than a MOAB, and therefore has a smaller danger close distance.
Blast Radius + Error Distance + Fudge Factor = Danger close distance.

I've seen danger close for most dumb bomb and artillery strikes reported as 600 meters, but regardless the effect is that the shockwave does not effect everyone who is closer than this distance. It effects only people in a relatively close area, and if its a penetrating projectile used on a tank/hardened structure it is going to be significantly less pronounced.

Posted: 2007-11-26 01:40
by General Dragosh
let us make the bombs like bombs have to be...

suicide cars please sing in that building in the street *CENSORED* and good luck

and all who want to have suicide vests, go down the hall and go tn the room 2A...