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i admit that while i was restricted to 56k, RF seemed an enjoyable, fantastic game - but it feels as though the game was left with gaps. and i don't mean the game itself, but the way that the editor is incredibly hindered by limited coding, and quite frankly, an developer that doesn't give a damn about the game anymore. they didn't even make the selling point of the game very sophisticated, either. in fact, i bet it took about 20 lines of coding to create geo-mod.
disgusting.
disgusting.
Geo mode wasn't very good I thought, "I made a hole in the wall, wow i'm so ubur"
The railgun that could locate targets through the wall and kill them was something new but annoying in deathmatch.
The railgun that could locate targets through the wall and kill them was something new but annoying in deathmatch.
what i mean is, it's limited technology. i am fluent with RED editor, so it annoys me when you constantly have to make something out of nothing.
I think it migth have taken a few more than 20 lines, but yeah, the game seemed good to start with, but it was quickly tiresome. Never had a go with the editor, so I couldn't comment on that, but what do you mean by limited coding? They coded it so it was limited in use or there was a lack of coding options to implement, which limited it?
i admit that while i was restricted to 56k, RF seemed an enjoyable, fantastic game - but it feels as though the game was left with gaps. and i don't mean the game itself, but the way that the editor is incredibly hindered by limited coding, and quite frankly, an developer that doesn't give a damn about the game anymore. they didn't even make the selling point of the game very sophisticated, either. in fact, i bet it took about 20 lines of coding to create geo-mod.
disgusting.
disgusting.