WW2OL V1.13 UPDATE

Dsty2001

When most people complain about WW2OL, unfortuneatly it is because of the graphics.  It's a sad thing such a great game is being heald back because people today care about graphics more than Gameplay.  But, with v1.13, WW2OL is updating ALL vegetation ingame excluding grass (Which will be updated soon after) to fully 3d vegetation.  Also, ALL the forests will now be enterable, which will add an entire new battlefield to WW2OL.  Not only will the new 3d vegetation add new cosmetics, they will also have new colliders.  Leaves will no longer stop bullets or vehicles of any size, and only thing collidable is the trunks.  Also,  tons of new berms will be placed in the game world giving Infantry alot more hard cover.  Overall, In my honest opinion, I believe 1.13 has some of the biggest changes of any patch since release.  It may seem all cosmetic, but the sheer magnitude of this is amazing.  No more tanks having to worry about getting stuck on iron leaves, no more Infantry having to worry about getting seen a mile away cause they moved a single pixel, no more ATGs watching their bullets hit a leave and not hurting the tank/infantry hiding behind it.  Also with 1.13, comes some other cool features (.fallback command, .holdatallcosts command, VISUAL DAMAGE FOR ALL GROUND VEHICLES!!!!, and alot of bug fixes/gameplay fixes.) 1.13 will [b]ROCK!!![/b]

[img]http://docdoom.playnet.com/screenshots/newview.jpg[/img]

[img]http://docdoom.playnet.com/screenshots/newberm.jpg[/img]

[img]http://docdoom.playnet.com/screenshots/newedge.jpg[/img]

[img]http://docdoom.playnet.com/screenshots/inewtrees.jpg[/img]

[img]http://docdoom.playnet.com/screenshots/newhedge.jpg[/img]

[img]http://docdoom.playnet.com/screenshots/newface.jpg[/img]

[img]http://docdoom.playnet.com/screenshots/newAB.jpg[/img]

And, I'll show one "Before 1.13" screenshot for comparison (Prepare to be wowed :P)

[img]http://docdoom.playnet.com/screenshots/oldhedge.jpg[/img]

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