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Magnhild Mongolo
This is a Forcewave guide meant to present the concept of a Physical variant of the skill using a Death Knight and a Commando. I also have grimtools links or build links to other variants of Forcewave including Lightning, Elemental and Fire.
Forcewave has come a long way since I made this guide and its nice to see its rise in popularity. I personally prefer the Death Knight version but the Commando is also pretty fun to play with. Overall this build was pretty fun to play with. Hopefully you guys enjoy it as much as I did.
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Very interesting, I had something like that in mind on the very far backburner. Was thinking of something like: -FWMbAc with +5 soldier and +2 demo to see how it would compete against Obsidian Tremor.
Interesting devotion setup, i had something similar in mind but in the end i went extra defense by giving up on Kraken and going for Scales proc. If i understand how Scales proc works correctly then if i reduce boss resistance to life leech then Scales is very effective versus bosses correct?
Almost everything looks fine for the first couple minutes of the game, then I arrived in the first underground section where 80% of the world geometry is rendered flat, which looks atrocious. Can something be done about this? Or is it an issue on my end?
There is a new profile now on the cloud that is specifically fixed for DGVoodoo2 version 2_55_4. Newer versions may or may not work, try rather older versions then newer ones if you dont have this specific version available.
Sad to here, i guess there is nothing i can do further. DGVoodoo with VorpX is experimental stuff, it may work or may not.
A current version signature problem in the vorpX cloud may be the reason, but i am not shure.
Please see if the game runs without steam (rename steam.exe)
and/or run the game directly from the game folder. If none of the above works
one last thing i can offer is looking into the steam game (without guarantee). If you wish, click on the blue Icon on this page =124
There are still a couple big issues though, the night vision mode is broken (cameras diverge or something), same with the sniper rifle zoom mode. I can live with these, by setting the Main Eye option in VorpX and closing my other eye in these modes, but if you want to have a look, here is a save with the sniper rifle: _LDKx9#8QaTB10opuLra8vNllkAd8ez2SoVpvn1AKzHk9fB9VQ=
Use the X and W keys to activate NV and zoom modes.
I would say it can become very time taking, especially when a profile has to be redone for some resaons.No guide yet, I would suggest as a good start off to use the vorpx shader tools that every user has access to. With these you can fix many things yourself already.
Directed by Tokuro Fujiwara, it was later released for the Game Boy (ported by Software Creations and published by Go!). It is the second game in the Bionic Commando series. It is also included in Capcom Classics Mini Mix for the Game Boy Advance.
Rad Spencer traverses through several levels from, in order to rescue Super Joe and stop the plans of Generalissimo Killt. Rad is equipped with a bionic arm featuring a grappling gun, allowing him to pull himself forward or swing from the ceiling.
At the time, the game was notable for being one of the few instances of a platform game in which the player cannot jump. To cross gaps or climb ledges, the hero must use his bionic arm. The levels themselves are, like any conventional platformer, straightforward, with many situations in which there are enemies, cliffs, pits and other dangers lying in wait, that must be overcome.
Although this game is generally simply considered just an enhanced port of the arcade version, the two have almost nothing in common, except for the localized title (the original titles are different).
In the original Japanese version of Bionic Commando, the boss of the game is Adolf Hitler instead of Master-D. Hitler could be seen in the background of the original Japanese box art. However, even the Japanese art was altered to remove Hitler (as seen in the image to the right). Due to censorship issues, all references of Nazism were removed in the Western versions. In Bionic Commando Rearmed, he is referred to as "The Leader".
NOTE: The original arcade game music was composed by Harumi Fujita (uncredited). Two themes from that version were re-used and re-arranged for the NES version by Junko Tamiya, who also composed several new pieces for the home version. The Game Boy version lacks a credit list, but one credit is known: freelancer Kouji Murata (then employed by Minakuchi Engineering), who handled all of the game's sound aspects (as stated on his official worklist).
Right, turns out there was a leaked beta by a German group called Backlash in mid-late may 1998 (only shortly before actual release so not too many differences, for example the interface is like the final, not the screenshots posted here)
The differences are identical to the Chinese version, the reason being is that the Chinese release is this version, just with text translations to Chinese, all the mission differences are also present here, as well as the debug options, but the game is in English rather than Chinese.
Yes this was leaked only a few weeks before the game was finished maybe, there are quite a few differences from the final European and American versions, the Chinese release is this "beta" version but translated to Chinese, which kind of makes sense because in China there is no copyright laws so they could take a leaked game and release it for money without any problems, at least this beta is good in terms of debug options, i just hope we can figure a way to get the mission editor working eventually.
Those screenshots were obviously from earlier in the development, before that version was leaked, maybe from reviewers who got an early copy to review, I dont think any copy of those very early versions exist today, maybe only Pyro themselves still have it, I could be wrong though.
That secondary garrison originally had a door going inside the camp, also the alarm seems to be built onto the camp rather than being an exterior feature like in final, and the truck seems to be smaller.
Here there is a ju-87 stuka inside the camp, and some dogs, also the driver seems to have a weapon that isn't in the final, I think it's a machete but can't be sure. They should of kept a silent ability for the driver in my opinion.
The item in the driver's backpack is a wrench. I guess the driver was originally designed to repair (and maybe hot-wire) vehicles because some game files are named 'mecanico'. That would explain why the other guys of the team aren't able to drive a car or truck.
As i've said that version i uploaded to mediafire only has a few minor differences, it is still a beta version because it was leaked a few weeks before the game was released, it is just not a very early beta like on the screenshots.
If it's because you already have a copy of BEL installed, it will open that version still, to fix this, you need this registry fix which allows you to have multiple versions of bel (for XP and older, 8 and 10):
Ok, i understand my mistake, but still not the version youre showing in the images, so bad, that one is not avaliable to donwload. Was trying to find panzer 4 and the mechanic object to test, but there are same files than retail..
The crossbow and flamethrower pics are in the final version too if you activate them, although the flame thrower is not working properly, but the crossbow works, it acts similar to the divers harpoon, fires a little faster, but has limited ammo. It's also used in the Strike In Narrow Path mod.
Agent MB just sent me some more beta C1 pics, so thought i'd share these here. There are some BCD beta pics also. Some big differences it seems. Some are low resolution but better than nothing. I'm fairly certain that the bottom larger res pics are from the BCD demo previews if I remember correctly.
Commando is a 1985 American action thriller film directed by Mark L. Lester and produced by Joel Silver. It stars Arnold Schwarzenegger in the lead role, alongside Rae Dawn Chong, Alyssa Milano, Vernon Wells, Bill Duke and Dan Hedaya. The musical score was composed by James Horner.
Commando was released in the United States on October 4, 1985, where it received praise for the action sequences and humor. The film became a commercial success at the box office and was nominated for a Saturn Award for Best Special Effects, but lost to Back to the Future.[2]
In upstate California, John Matrix, a former United States Army Special Forces Colonel, is informed by his former superior Major General Franklin Kirby that all the other members of his former unit have been killed by unknown mercenaries. The assassins attack Matrix's secluded mountain home and kidnap his young daughter Jenny. While trying to intercept them, Matrix is tranquilized and abducted by the mercenaries, led by Bennett, an ex-member of Matrix's team discharged for excessive violence. Bennett had faked his death and is now working with the mercenaries as revenge against Matrix. Matrix is taken before their commander, Arius, a former South American dictator whom Matrix removed from power. Arius blackmails Matrix into carrying out a political assassination in his home country of Val Verde, where he wishes to lead a military coup.
With Jenny's life on the line, Matrix seemingly agrees to fulfill the demand. After boarding a flight to Val Verde, Matrix kills his guard Henriques and jumps from the plane just as it is taking off. Knowing that Arius will kill Jenny, regardless of whether or not he does the job, and with approximately 11 hours before the plane is scheduled to land, Matrix sets out after Arius' henchman Sully. He enlists the aid of an off-duty flight attendant named Cindy and instructs her to follow Sully to a shopping mall. Cindy first assumes that Matrix is a madman, but after she sees Sully pull a gun on Matrix in the ensuing fight, she decides to assist him in his endeavor. After a lengthy car chase, Matrix catches up with Sully and drops him off a cliff to his death. Taking a motel key from Sully's jacket, Matrix tracks down and confronts Cooke, a former Green Beret in Arius' employ, and impales him on a table leg after a brutal fight.
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