jackshan

HI,Its a nice post man then, I got some information in that .

The game has a day-night cycle which operates at one-third of real time; one game day takes eight hours to elapse during free exploration.Time frequently skips ahead in response to story events, and York can accelerate its passage by smoking cigarettes.Places of business and entertainment venues in Greenvale have specific hours of operation and must be visited at the proper time to enter them and make use of their services.The inhabitants also have their own schedules,and will travel around town as they go about their business.They are labeled with onscreen indicators so that they may be tailed in vehicles, and York can peep through the windows of many buildings to observe their activities.If York engages them at the right place and time of day,they can offer him sidequests to perform for additional rewards.There is also a dynamic weather system,in which adverse weather occurs at random and will change conditions in the town, necessitating the use of headlights or windshield wipers when driving. In addition to sidequests, scattered throughout the town are a set of trading cards which can be collected while exploring.

The bastion was designed to offer a full range on which to attack oncoming troops.Previous fortifications were of little use within a certain range.The bastion solved this problem.By using a cannon to cover the curtain side of the wall, the forward cannon could concentrate on oncoming targets.However if a bastion was successfully stormed it would provide the attackers with a stronghold from which to launch further attacks.

I didn't know about this game.just after seen your post its little understandable..

Skyrim Online has achieved what many thought impossible. It’s giving Skyrim players the chance to play online. Previous attempts to do the same with Oblivion and Fallout 3 ended in failure, but modder awpsoleet has managed to get a rudimentary alpha version of a Skyrim MMO up and running even before mod tools have been released.

The mod is currently extremely basic. Players can chat with eachother and see a representation of other players. The mod’s description claims other players are represented by a ‘spectral horse’, which sounds hilarious, but the version I tested instead had unclothed player models in a standard animation pose, gliding around. You can attack and cast spells on other players, but they don’t currently display any effects.

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Finally, I inquired about the original DOTA's future. Does this spell the end of the classic Warcraft III mod, and is IceFrog contractually bound to stop working on it?We don't have contracts with anyone at the company. So, I'm not sure how IceFrog could be under contract Newell told me.But I think he intends to continue supporting it. The problem is that there are things he can do in DOTA 2 that he cannot do in the existing model.