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Heh maybe I'm pushing it with this but who knows Ok well, I was thinking that if you're playing in a desert and your running aroundand like awlking in that heat, you may get dehydrated so would it be possible to add this in the game? Since it would be unrealistic to have a dehydration meter you could like put in some blurred vision and some like stumbling movements so someone knows when they have to take a break in the shade and drink some water It would be awesome if this were inclusded (I think)

i guess this could be possible but i think the hole sprinting thing would make if possible but at the same time almost irrelavant as youll get tired if you sprint for to long. but as the rounds typically last less than an hour hydration wouldnt realistically be a factor(also considering your average "lifespan" in game is a few minutes

how about this:

you have a health bar, a blood bar, and a stamina bar.

When health runs out, you die.

When you are shot, you loose a little blood, and continue loosing it so that it would reach zero in about 15 or 20 minutes with no medical assistance (bandaging to stop bleeding). As the blood bar is slowly going towards zero, every incrmement of whatever blood lost translates to a similar increment of health lost, causing you to bleed to death after 15 or 20 minutes

the stamina bar would work like this: you lose stamina every time you jump, every time you sprint and for the time you are running (not sprinting, you dont lose stamina as fast, barely at all). When your stamina hits zero, you lose a bit of health, and everytime you do something that requires stamina, while you have none, you loose more health. You would regenerate stamina by not moving, and it would regenerate fairly slowly.

how about that?

honestly i wouldnt object to this so long as there wasnt like some sort of twitch when blood or stamina or watever is lost (as this might throw off your aim and be more annoyance than cool new gameplay feature)

What if there was a button to make you drink from your canteen so if by some chance like they were just running around trying not to get shot in the desert and were about to faint

Camelbak is the answer my friend

Those things are awsome, I use em everywhere (got the 3 liter and 1 liter)

i want one

snipurs wrote:i want one

do you have an army/navy surplus store in your area? theyd probably have it and outdoors hiking/camping type store would probably have one as well

Take your pick of hydration systems

http://www.uscav.com/category.aspx?categoryid=58&tabID=

woot

i think the coolest thing "Natural" effects wise would be dynamic weather but thats not possible in BF engines so

Well, to an extent.... (We shall see ), don't ever give up hope...

If you wanted rain couldn't you just make say, 10 different rain drop moddels have them fall from the sky and then when they hit and "exploded" it would look like rain hitting the ground. It might lag like hell, but it would be worth a try. It would also be a pain in the *** to place thousands of spawns for those raindrops, someone would probably want to make some way of mass producing spawns.

Fh and other mods having snowing in some levels, and the occasional desert storm...

the snow looks good, but there is very very little of it, and the dust storms are just a bunch of flat sand colored semi transparent surfaces that appear and move a bit...

Has anyone played Morrowind and know how the rain works?

Beckwith wrote:i think the coolest thing "Natural" effects wise would be dynamic weather but thats not possible in BF engines so

I think ActionBF accomplished a thunderstorm with rain and everything, and that was on the BF'42 engine.

m0ldym1lk wrote:

Beckwith wrote:i think the coolest thing "Natural" effects wise would be dynamic weather but thats not possible in BF engines so

I think ActionBF accomplished a thunderstorm with rain and everything, and that was on the BF'42 engine.

yea but can you say LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGG