Comments - ashton93

The Norwegian faction was announced back in june of this year.

The first phase of voting already finished a few weeks ago, only mods which reached top 100 can be voted for in this new phase.

No, there are no plans for successors.

You may be interested in checking out the game 'Beyond the Wire' by Redstone Interactive though. It's a WW1 FPS being put together on the Unreal Engine.

The 'Endgame' update released in July this year was the last one we'll be doing. Development is now discontinued.

For Screaming Steel you need Day of Infamy on Steam. The older 'legacy' version of the project titled "WW1: Source" requires Source SDK Base 2007 installed.
You can play Screaming Steel solo with bots.

People join in when we host events like the one advertised in this article, had 40 players on Friday and about 30 on Saturday. You should join the Steam group or Discord to get notified of events.

absolutely nuts

The animation set was completed not too long ago, so yes.

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Thanks for the spot! Feels very good to finally bag an award after working for so many years on WW1: Source and Screaming Steel, and a pretty unique award at that!

FYI, you can vote for several projects.

Thats part of the reason why we have set up the community channels (Discord, Steam group) where we announce matches and events. As mentioned in the article, we typically try to get matches going in the weekends, and its been working well so far.

The 25-round magazine was the only one that had been invented at the time. The 30-round double stacked magazines werent manufactured until very late in the war/post-war, and they didnt see any use. 40-round magazines for the Madsen MG never existed, though they did exist for an auto-cannon manufactured by the same company in the inter-war period.

Currently you can play it both offline and online with bots enabled in the PvP modes. No Co-Op support yet.

WW1 source is the older version of the project, a mod for Half-Life 2. If you are looking for details about the Screaming Steel release, see this article: Moddb.com

It's a scan of the real poster

You can find the old HL2-mod WW1: Source versions in the file section on this page, there are installation instructions included. Screaming Steel for Day of Infamy is not released yet and can't be downloaded.

See our latest article from April.

There will be bot support in the first release for PvP modes. We'll look at adding COOP-support later.

Install Source SDK Base 2007 and restart Steam.

No

Very cool stuff, nice to see people still keeping Source modding alive

If you can run Day of Infamy on your Mac you can run this as well.

Testing showed that the real life sights were too obstructive and difficult to use for quite a few players, but we have included a seperate ironsight setting for those who really want to use it.

This is written in the first paragraph of the article.

The model is sitting at a comfortable 20k tris with 2k textures, right in line with whats acceptable in this branch of Source. It also has LOD’s which helps when you’re at a distance.

Truly modception

The ballistics system was very impressive and brought a lot of depth to the gameplay of our builds of WW1: Source, but it's not a part of Screaming Steel.

I doubt you'll be able to get in touch with him as he has been away for quite a while now, being busy with important real life stuff.

For the time being we'll stick to the Day of Infamy workshop. Making the mod downloadable via the Steam store itself probably isnt gonna happen.

Weapons and fire support will not be restricted to early war maps as they are a pretty integral part of the gameplay we're aiming for. Units will be restricted to their proper real life battles though.