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adrenaline effect

Posted: 2007-11-17 19:15
by markonymous
i would like there to be an adrenaline effect like when you run out of stamina and someone shoots at you you can run a bit longer. (maybe not possible with retard bf2 engine but im hoping it is) and i did search. found nothing. '

And just another thing that popped into my head. It would be great if ppl close to each other in the game could talk via VoiP. Dont think this is possible just thought i would throw it out there though.

Posted: 2007-11-18 01:18
by Wasteland
Proximity VOIP is not possible. The adrenaline thing could possibly be, but while it would be realistic, it would make people act unrealistically. As it is now the good, adaptive players will conserve stamina for emergencies. In your scenario that's no longer necessary.

Posted: 2007-11-18 04:14
by Doom721
Kinda gamey sounding - Could you imagine trying to advertise that on the front page of the PR site ( PR now with realistic FEAR EMOTIONS - You **** your pants and run like lightning when shot at ) lol.

Maybe some game in the future when we all have better technology for internet.... will have proximity voice chat.... but for now its a bf2 hardcoded/bandwith hog.

Posted: 2007-11-18 06:02
by Jay
Also, you could exploit that by looking straight down and shooting, triggering the "adrenaline" effect.

Although, something like this would be nice. You can't always conserve your stamina; I often find myself wasting my stamina jumping up a tiny little ledge that a real person could easily step over.

Posted: 2007-11-18 09:59
by markonymous
Jay wrote:Also, you could exploit that by looking straight down and shooting, triggering the "adrenaline" effect.

Although, something like this would be nice. You can't always conserve your stamina; I often find myself wasting my stamina jumping up a tiny little ledge that a real person could easily step over.
yeap same here thats really anoying

edit: how about stopping exploiting by increasing the rest time after adrenaline effect? thats also real.