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DFD: 337 vs. 376, 601 vs. 849
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Fight 1

Comments like Beowulf's would be a lot more convincing if they included actual examples. Had the issue gotten a comment showing a lag-free implementation of the exact effect requested, that issue would have been closed a long time ago. The way it is, there's no such proof, and since I myself haven't tried it, I can't take that single claim into account.
As Blade has pointed out, contrary to the implication of its summary, AltNextMission involves more than adding a single INI flag - it involves the recreation or restoration of an entire menu + functionality.

Add to that that #563, Ability to Show/Hide Campaigns just won its DFD, and would provide the exact same mission-functionality, only through a different menu, and #337 looks like a lot of work more than anything.

Personally, I think that weather effects would enable mappers to greatly improve the atmosphere of their maps, and I'd like to see stuff like howling snow storms on Arctic maps.

Kill: #337
Support: #376

Fight 2

#849 is a lot of work for no gain. Oh great, now we can build our buildings...slower! Yaaay! The excitement knows no bounds.
#601 is a cheap request for just another way to change owners, but given that #979 MakeOwner= has also been requested, and KillDriver is implemented as an Owner change to Special, it might be best just to implement #979, add the temporary component of 601, port KillDriver over to use that system, and just be done with it.

So while I don't think that Yet Another Way To Change Owners is an awfully creative request, it seems obvious side-changing weapons are somewhat desired, and since KillDriver already has half of that logic, a #601/#979 combination would be far easier to implement, and, more importantly, far more useful than #849.

Kill: #849
Support: #601
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Messages In This Thread
DFD: 337 vs. 376, 601 vs. 849 - by Renegade - 22.07.2010, 20:25:08
RE: DFD: 337 vs. 376, 601 vs. 849 - by Beowulf - 23.07.2010, 01:19:45
RE: DFD: 337 vs. 376, 601 vs. 849 - by Blade - 23.07.2010, 10:49:29
RE: DFD: 337 vs. 376, 601 vs. 849 - by MRMIdAS - 23.07.2010, 21:34:38
RE: DFD: 337 vs. 376, 601 vs. 849 - by WoRmINaToR - 23.07.2010, 21:49:26
RE: DFD: 337 vs. 376, 601 vs. 849 - by Renegade - 27.07.2010, 02:54:40
RE: DFD: 337 vs. 376, 601 vs. 849 - by AlexB - 28.07.2010, 01:54:54
RE: DFD: 337 vs. 376, 601 vs. 849 - by Renegade - 06.08.2010, 01:32:54
RE: DFD: 337 vs. 376, 601 vs. 849 - by DCoder - 06.08.2010, 06:29:55
RE: DFD: 337 vs. 376, 601 vs. 849 - by Renegade - 06.08.2010, 06:48:09



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