Update 01OCT16
Hello Operators!
Today's #screenshotsaturday shows a brief look at an important supporting feature of Thunder Tier One gameplay.
Full Video here
The cover system has been worked on for a longer time now. It is very simple to use and extremely versatile. One key is used to snap in and out of the cover in which character takes defensive/hiding stance. Holding aiming key exposes the character and allows players to fire. Worry not though - an elite operator is trained to only reveal only the portion of the body that is absolutely necessary to aim at the target. What's more important is that you can take cover behind nearly every object or wall in the game!
For those of you intrested in more technical aspect: aiming to the sides of a low cover will result in your operator maintaining low, crouching silhouette. Aiming to the front is solved based on the height of the cover and the space to its sides. If you are just taking cover behind a tall structure, such as wall, your thunder will jump out of the cover to make sure he can get a clear Line Of Sight on the target.
Stay tuned for more and don't forget to start following our Twitter page for daily updates on the project!
Today's #screenshotsaturday shows a brief look at an important supporting feature of Thunder Tier One gameplay.
Full Video here
The cover system has been worked on for a longer time now. It is very simple to use and extremely versatile. One key is used to snap in and out of the cover in which character takes defensive/hiding stance. Holding aiming key exposes the character and allows players to fire. Worry not though - an elite operator is trained to only reveal only the portion of the body that is absolutely necessary to aim at the target. What's more important is that you can take cover behind nearly every object or wall in the game!
For those of you intrested in more technical aspect: aiming to the sides of a low cover will result in your operator maintaining low, crouching silhouette. Aiming to the front is solved based on the height of the cover and the space to its sides. If you are just taking cover behind a tall structure, such as wall, your thunder will jump out of the cover to make sure he can get a clear Line Of Sight on the target.
Stay tuned for more and don't forget to start following our Twitter page for daily updates on the project!