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Battleground Europe, next terrain engine.

gluglugluglu Member Posts: 25
in The Rumor Room
Somebody knows more about it?...



WWIIOnline: Battleground Europe it's internally developing a new graphics engine... and it will have a new terrain.



But the enterprise doesn't leak much info... has somebody more news about it?.



This is the kind of news that mmorpg should research to incorporate it into his articles.



WWII battles will be impresive with a new "next-gen" graphics engine.

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  • gluglugluglu Member Posts: 25
    Don't know if this website can send a guy to their offices to check what's happening behind the scene...



    But i smell a big piece of cake... on going.
  • gluglugluglu Member Posts: 25
    Got a Future?











  • gluglugluglu Member Posts: 25
    Seems that the ALPHA version will be ready this fall (2007).



    I bet that they will release some videos for 25th of December, since the fall of 2007 ends in 22th of December.
  • ManteesMantees Member UncommonPosts: 37

    gluglu, I can't understand what the video you linked have to do with WWII online.
    They are from Introversion, the software house that made great games like Uplink, Darwinia and Defcon. What is the releation between them and Cornered Rats?

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  • gluglugluglu Member Posts: 25

    Originally posted by Mantees


    gluglu, I can't understand what the video you linked have to do with WWII online.

    They are from Introversion, the software house that made great games like Uplink, Darwinia and Defcon. What is the releation between them and Cornered Rats?
    I've read about this in one of the blogs of the developers of WWIIOnline... and since they are developing an entire new engine since 2003... surely they will take a look to those products when they speak about them in their blogs... who knows if they are actually geting a license, or merging this tech with his current engine development.

    I've also read about the Nimble and Windlight engines in the WWIIOnline's developers blogs:

     

  • CaldrinCaldrin Member UncommonPosts: 4,505

    cool.. will be nice of they do upgrade the engine :)

     

    Im ight start playing.. i did trial the game a while back but could not get past the C64 graphics, tho I hered they have improved it a few years back. .so i might take a look again..

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