What a damn good game

[Carlos]

I have played this game for weeks and now i laugh at Counter Strike or even the old Wolfenstien. This game is soooooooo fun!! specially with the variey of objectives, awards, the team work, interaction with the environment, detailed scenarios, cvops etc etc… I think is the best game multiplayer ever done til now. I dont know how people DARE to compare counter strike to this game (i find it “void”)

Im pleased with the splash damage developers of producing such a good work :rocker2: :nod:

By the way i still have things unclear.

1)For what is exactly the command post? In some maps the tray of health and ammo appears but in others nothin happens :???: (can u still spot mines without the command post dont u?)

2. How do u use the mortar? :suspicious: is so hard to predict were is going to fall.

3. Could u do a FAQ or guide were it showed the improvements acording to the stars u win? for example im confused with the last star of field ops (what it supposed to do?) And i have never passed thrugh the 2nd star of soldier, it seems impossible… what is the difference between the soldier star column and the gun control one?

That’s all. Thanks

[Ifurita]

1)For what is exactly the command post? In some maps the tray of health and ammo appears but in others nothin happens :???: (can u still spot mines without the command post dont u?)

1. Command posts and ammo/health racks are two seperate but sometimes linked entities
2. Command posts increase your team’s recharge rate
3. Some command posts enable you to spawn there (Radar and Battery)
4. Some ammo/health racks are “inactivated” upon destruction of a CP (Fuel Dump)
5. Some CPs can only be built by Axis (marked with German flag), some can only be built by Allies (marked with American flag), some can be built by both, (marked with yellow triange)

2. How do u use the mortar? :suspicious: is so hard to predict were is going to fall.

http://www.rtcwonline.com/dummies/et-mortar.htm

3. Could u do a FAQ or guide were it showed the improvements acording to the stars u win? for example im confused with the last star of field ops (what it supposed to do?) And i have never passed thrugh the 2nd star of soldier, it seems impossible… what is the difference between the soldier star column and the gun control one?

http://www.rtcwonline.com/dummies/et-experience.htm

Hope this helps

[Carlos]

Thanks1!! but i dont still understand what “team recharge” means :???:

Bye

[Ifurita]

it means that the recharge rate for EVERYONE on your team is increased by X%

[Brinkman]

it’s awesome… (when you have a team that knows what they are doing)

[bani]

as level 4 engineer, you can plant 4 dynamite in quick succession on a single charge. funny stuff.

[Vengeance]

Lvl 3 gives u multiple plants, lvl 4 is the flak jacket

[amazinglarry]

I’m pretty sure a level 3 Soldier has better heavy weapons handling… either you can run almost regular speed with heavy weapons out, or it allows you to fire more shots with your charge bar… pretty sure it’s the latter. Level 4 soldier allows you to use an SMG as a secondary weapon instead of a pistol. good times.

[Ragnar_40k]

1)For what is exactly the command post? In some maps the tray of health and ammo appears but in others nothin happens icon_confused.gif (can u still spot mines without the command post dont u?)

Mmh, lets take a look inside the manual (Start->Programs->Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory->Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory Help->Manual):

Command Posts are of great tactical importance in Enemy Territory. Command Posts help the entire team by speeding up the recharge rate of the players’ Power Bars. This allows, for instance, Field Ops to call in more Air Strikes and distribute more Ammo Packs, Engineers to defuse Dynamite more often and Soldiers to fire their mortars more often.
Command Posts are indicated on the Command Map by this icon (icons are shown). They can be constructed by Engineers and destroyed by Satchel Charges or Dynamite. They are unaffected by Hand Grenades, Rifle Grenades or Flamethrowers.

2. How do u use the mortar? icon_suspicious.gif is so hard to predict were is going to fall.

Ok, lets again take a look into the manual:

81mm Morser / 3 Inch Mortar
Both Axis and Allies use variants of the French Brandt 81mm/3 Inch Mortar design. To use the Mortar, hit your Alt Fire Key (Z). Once the Mortar is readied, a Mortar round can be fired by pressing Fire. The elevation (range) and azimuth (lateral direction) of the Mortar can be adjusted by moving the mouse using the crosshairs as a guide. The lower the angle of elevation, the further the Mortar will fire. You can observe your fall of shot either by line of sight or by looking at your Command Map (G). Field Ops may designate targets for your Mortar as they call in Artillery Strikes. A targeting reticule will appear on your Command Map and in your Mortar sights. You can then aim for the reticle, in the knowledge that your Mortar rounds will be falling on the correct bearing, although you may still have to adjust elevation.

3. Could u do a FAQ or guide were it showed the improvements acording to the stars u win? for example im confused with the last star of field ops (what it supposed to do?) And i have never passed thrugh the 2nd star of soldier, it seems impossible… what is the difference between the soldier star column and the gun control one?

And again the manual:

Signals Level 4: Enemy Recognition
Your observational skill and battlefield experience now means that you can identify disguised enemy Covert Ops. Placing your cross-hairs over an Enemy infiltrator will result in a Disguised Enemy prompt and their location will be highlighted on your team’s Command Map.

Read entire section L for all benefits.

[Dawg]

I think what Ragnar is saying is… RTFM!

Ifurita’s links do a great job distilling the info in the manual and combining it with in-game experience. Its a great resource for gamers new to ET as well as those coming over from RtCW.

Dawg

[skybuck]

It’s pretty good HAHAHAHAHA