Operation Flashpoint 2: Dragon Rising
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Yeah Greg, I'll try the Co-Op mate, probably best if I host the game as my spec is slightly higher than your own.
Tuesdays and Thursdays are not good for me though, if you want to do it over the weekend maybe?
Tuesdays and Thursdays are not good for me though, if you want to do it over the weekend maybe?
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Greg, check this out:
http://community.codemasters.com/forum/ ... p?t=387191
Using voice recognition (Pilfius) to give audible commands instead of using the Command Dial
YouTube vid example of it in action on ArmA: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfQu2nuDt8A
Pilfius is FREE and works on XP, with some people saying they got it working on Windows 7 (Win7).
Failing that, there is another program called VAC that works on XP, Vista and Win7 for a small fee (30 day free trial).
http://community.codemasters.com/forum/ ... p?t=387191
Using voice recognition (Pilfius) to give audible commands instead of using the Command Dial
YouTube vid example of it in action on ArmA: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfQu2nuDt8A
Pilfius is FREE and works on XP, with some people saying they got it working on Windows 7 (Win7).
Failing that, there is another program called VAC that works on XP, Vista and Win7 for a small fee (30 day free trial).
The best defence against software piracy is producing a game worth buying.
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CodeMasters (a.k.a ConsoleMasters) have officially announced that they are done with the DRAGON RISING chapter of Operation Flashpoint, there will be no further DLC, however it is unclear if there will be any further patches also.
Source
:: http://community.codemasters.com/forum/ ... l-dlc.html
They did recently release a 2nd patch for the title, however in most cases it caused the users GPU to run at 100% which killed some of them due to overheating issues.
This surely confirms the death of the title no more than 4 months after it was released. The next game they are working on, Modern Combat is also based on the EGO engine, which confirms that it wont have dedicated server support either since the EGO engine is a P2P game engine.
Source
:: http://community.codemasters.com/forum/ ... l-dlc.html
I've highlighted the bit that made me LOL in green, the PC community are still waiting for what they paid for, the game they saw in the pre-release videos and interviews, many features seen in early footage are still missing from the game.Helios - CM Community Manager wrote: With the upcoming release of the Overwatch DLC on PS3, and a few "heated" threads on the topic, I just wanted to inform you all that the team have now completed the “Dragon Rising” chapter of Operation Flashpoint and that’s it for DR-related content going forward.
We are sorry if Dragon Rising and the two DLCs released to date have left you wanting even more, but in the grand scheme of future plans and schedules the vast majority of the team are already busy planning the future of modern combat.
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They did recently release a 2nd patch for the title, however in most cases it caused the users GPU to run at 100% which killed some of them due to overheating issues.
This surely confirms the death of the title no more than 4 months after it was released. The next game they are working on, Modern Combat is also based on the EGO engine, which confirms that it wont have dedicated server support either since the EGO engine is a P2P game engine.
The best defence against software piracy is producing a game worth buying.

