| Converting units, and snipers (singleplayer) [message #105052] |
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terminator 101
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1. In the loading screen of some singleplayer missions, it says that "some vehicles and buildings can be converted to your side(or something like that)". I don't get it. How?
Another question:
2. In singleplayer, when sniper spots you, he either:
- kills you right away
- just damages you
- misses you completely
what factors affect his decisions?
"It is time you saw the future, while you still have human eyes"
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Hasta la vista, baby!
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| Converting units, and snipers (singleplayer) [message #105054] |
Fri, 30 July 2004 18:42  |
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You get a priest or monk and some cannon fodder to occupy his weapon.
Where exactly do you see this?
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| Converting units, and snipers (singleplayer) [message #105057] |
Fri, 30 July 2004 18:48 |
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See, when you start playing single player your clothes are turned magnetic before each level starts. A magnetic element that doesn't oppose your magnetic force is then applied to the front of each AI weapon. So when an AI soldier sees you, his weapon will automatically lock onto you, giving him perfect weapon accuracy.
The only real way to avoid getting hit by AI snipers is to keep moving. Even at that, you aren't totally immune.
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| Converting units, and snipers (singleplayer) [message #105060] |
Fri, 30 July 2004 19:06 |
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f'real. Locke thought it would be smart to weigh havoc down with magnetic materials. In fact, havoc's name was originally going to be "The Magnetic Man", but they scrapped it because it sounded completely stupid and unoriginal. The guy who thought of the name was fired from the team.
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| Converting units, and snipers (singleplayer) [message #105914] |
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O.K mouse, but there is one more mission (I forgot which one, and I am too lazy to look) that has same tip as I sayd in my first post, and in that mission, there is no hotwire. So either there has to be another way, or I don't know.
One more thing, will someone normally and straight forward explain to me answers to my questions? From what I heard so far is that AI soldiers just lock onto you and shoot. O.K, But with snipers it has to be different, because as I sayd, they sometimes don't hit you, sometimes hit you, and sometimes kill you in one shot, so I guess it is just random, right?
"It is time you saw the future, while you still have human eyes"
Cheaters only Cheat themselves!
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Hasta la vista, baby!
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, and does that mean that the AI doesn't really aim, they just have the gun lock onto him? And why did locke wiegh him down with elecro-magnetic clothing? And shouldn't that work to his advantage, bouncing bullets off of him? 
People can't always be perfect. 
