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Posted: **2005-07-11 15:12**

im already sad enough about not be able to lean.. but is there any chance cooked nades could ever be implemented?

Posted: **2005-07-11 15:29**

You figure thats what the secondary would be in the first place.

Posted: **2005-07-11 15:41**

Will have to wait and see ways that this could be implemented to the Battlefield 2 Engine.

Posted: **2005-07-11 16:43**

haha anyone cooked a nade in DOD? you have to chuck it at the ground and pick it up to start the fuse, looked pretty goofy with everyone throwing them at the ground and then picking them up again

Posted: **2005-07-12 04:45**

ya, you can do it the dcr way... or maybe mod it somehow so that when you hold the nade with right click, it determines the cooking, not how far you throw it...

and you cant implement leaning!>???@?@? NOOoO!!

Posted: **2005-07-12 08:40**

i'm afraid he didn't mean that solo...

Posted: **2005-07-12 09:13**

We would love to implement grenade cooking, its one of the things we were looking at very early on, so we will see very soon whether or not we can implement it...

Posted: **2005-07-12 10:31**

solodude23 wrote: Yah....for some reason the right click thing never works for me anyway. I did it both ways at the exact same angle, while holding right click for like 7 seconds. Both landed at the same place.

Basically left clicking is throwing the nade the furthest yuo possibly can. Holding down right click is for throwing the nade short distances. If you hold it down long enough then a right click becomes a left click. There is a power bar in the bottom right when clicking btw

Posted: **2005-07-12 10:32**

but you never know where it's really gonna land cus the nades seem like tenisballs. they bounce all over the place.

Posted: **2005-07-12 23:02**

if find it odd that they dont rotate like the medic and ammo bags and at mines do, they are always facing perfectly upwards... looks really stupid.

Posted: **2005-07-13 00:14**

"Cooking" will not be implemented! It's very dangerous in real life and really just a Hollywood / Amercias Army stunt!

Posted: **2005-07-13 00:39**

plus its not totally necessary since there is no 'pick up nade' feature as in DOD and in PR the blast radii will hopefully be increased to match reality.

Posted: **2005-07-13 02:56**

Thats what i would like to see anyway.

Posted: **2005-07-15 10:14**

I was taught at Kapooka (Australian army Basic training) but only as a demo and told not to do it

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any chance of ever seeing cooked nades?

any chance of ever seeing cooked nades?