Comments - Tortured_Soul

I'll assume that this is unfinished and that a cocking handle is being modelled into this at some point.

The Jam function's based around the rules for the Table top game, basically if you spin the weapon up too much it has mechanical failure or JAM which stops the weapon from firing until you fix it, by reloading.

That's some damn fine... well, everything. Looks fantastic

Truly that is beautiful

I get "auto-kicked" by servers immediately after I join them and when I try to run my own I get a "Could not open Authentification Library" or some similar error popping up. Any ideas any one?

My apologise for the double post, but ignore the first post. I was thinking of the wrong game engine.

It's a damn shame, the concept art that I've seen being produced by this Mod team looks absolutly fantastic. I just don't think that the Unreal Engine can do it full justice.

The Betas are in fact primarily single player, the bots actually use all the weapons and feature that has been coded. It does work in Multiplayer perfectly well, the only thing is that we don't have a server set up and ready to use because of server costs.

I hope this MOD releases a public Beta or something soon, because I will actually buy BF2142 simply to play this MOD. It looks absolutely fantastic.

First of All: Rockstar games cannot be held responsible for content that is hidden from the public, whether or not Modders realease patches that open up the hidden content. That is the Modders choice and thier responsibility.

It is also the responsibility of the Modder to give a rating that they believe to be appropriate for the content they are to release. Not because it says so anywhere, but because of common courtesy.

Next; I agree with "azelito". The game has brutal murder scenes and depicts criminal behaviour but parents have a problem with a little casual sex. What the Hell is wrong with you People? Someone must've had Sex to have the Kid for Christ's sake, unless he's some sort of second Jesus.

"Temporal" raises a good point also, did any of you Parent's actully have a look at what you bought your kid. NO!! I DIDN'T FCUKING THINK SO!! SO SHUT YOUR UGLY HOLES!! But this isn't just the parents fault. I blame the companies who sell the games. I saw at least 6 fourteen-year-olds go into a local games store and buy GTA:SA on the release day, when they were supposed to be in school. They weren't asked for ID, they weren't challenged in anyway, no one stopped to think, "Wait a second these Kids are a bit young aren't they????"

But back to the point in hand, the game shouldn'r have been re-rated by the ESRB because it was an addon that was downloaded by the user for the user. If they didn't want the content or if they found it to be inappropriate they should remove it and in the case of the Granmother, she should watch more closely what content her grandson is accessing