1.9b beta bug reports
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[GR]Kermit
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ok, new beta:
volley sound now also plays for me, but ball smoke trail is still fucked up.
that means red/blue volley trail works, but sometimes the smoke is there, sometimes not... maybe fix that?
the wallbreaker thing is funny, but the tent is too obvious and i think it will not be very funny in 2 months anymore^^
(insert another please-make-this-jumpsound-and-smoke-thing -an-option here)
volley sound now also plays for me, but ball smoke trail is still fucked up.
that means red/blue volley trail works, but sometimes the smoke is there, sometimes not... maybe fix that?
the wallbreaker thing is funny, but the tent is too obvious and i think it will not be very funny in 2 months anymore^^
(insert another please-make-this-jumpsound-and-smoke-thing -an-option here)
i plan on removing the tent, was just a gag for a beta, not more.
"If there is a ballreset and a player is standing on the ball respawn point the player get the ball but the lines around him are missing. so you don't see who has to ball"
just checked it out, will be fixed
"If there is a ballreset and a player is standing on the ball respawn point the player get the ball but the lines around him are missing. so you don't see who has to ball"
just checked it out, will be fixed
Last edited by DavidM on 09-03-2004 20:06, edited 1 time in total.
The stats in the new beta (10th March) are messed up. Whilst testing vs bots I was ranked first and second in the most interceptions...This was common, with one player being ranked in both the first and second best positions.
Also, the defensive scoring system is flawed. It seems that killing any attacker in the pbox gives you 3 points regardless of whether your team was in possession for ages/on the attack etc.
Also, the defensive scoring system is flawed. It seems that killing any attacker in the pbox gives you 3 points regardless of whether your team was in possession for ages/on the attack etc.
