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2015 on Medal of Honor Co-op mod - hardcore_pawn
VE noticed that 2015's Earl Hammon Jr. has commented on the recently released co-op mod for the Medal of Honor: Allied Assault single player demo. He states problems associated with such a homegrown effort for numerous reasons:
"First, a little background by way of explanation. MoH was designed to be an exceptional first-person shooter experience for the PC, in keeping with the tradition started by the game on the PSX with the first Medal of Honor, and continued by the sequel Medal of Honor Underground. The demo released gives a good example of the gameplay, and I know I don't have to repeat the response it has received; you all know your reactions to the game and the reactions of those who have downloaded and played it. We the developers are quite honored and proud that you are enjoying our work so much.
The development for Allied Assault was quite short, especially considering our ambition. We added a whole new terrain system, a whole new skeletal animation system, lip-synching, an effects system. We also wrote a whole new AI from the ground up.
AI was vital to the project, so we had many people working on it at many different levels. It is actually hard for me to say how many people worked on it, since there are so many different aspects that can be classified as AI. If you compare our result with that of other FPS games available today, I think you'll agree that we did a pretty good job. I know I'm proud of my contribution to this little endeavor of creating a good, fun game AI.
To get this done in such a short time, we focused on the game we were making. We only had plans for a single human player combating the AI, so we never took into consideration how the code would react to multiple human players in making code decisions or scripted sequences. Some of them will work beautifully, and others will break horribly. The AI will probably know to shoot at the other human players, but it will also think that any human players besides the person who started the game are other AI rather than humans, which could cause unpredictable problems. It is completely untested. It could even potentially cause the game to crash.
My purpose is not to tell you to not play this mod. I prefer to leave the question of whether or not you are allowed to modify the demo to EA and the people they have who are good at making such decisions. If you find it fun and EA chooses to allow it, then that is good by me, play it and have fun!
My purpose is to warn you that if you play this mod, you will probably break the AI in unforeseen ways, and will not get a representative example of how our AI plays in the single player game, or of how stable our single player game is. This probably doesn't damage the opinions any of you have about our game. This probably doesn't even detract from the fun you will have playing this mod. This is just my way of saying that this mod is going to reveal "bugs" in the AI that aren't really bugs since the code is being used in a way that was never intended. I'm covering my back, so to speak.
And a big thanks to those of you who actually bothered to read clear through this long post."
2015 on Medal of Honor Co-op mod - hardcore_pawn
VE noticed that 2015's Earl Hammon Jr. has commented on the recently released co-op mod for the Medal of Honor: Allied Assault single player demo. He states problems associated with such a homegrown effort for numerous reasons:
"First, a little background by way of explanation. MoH was designed to be an exceptional first-person shooter experience for the PC, in keeping with the tradition started by the game on the PSX with the first Medal of Honor, and continued by the sequel Medal of Honor Underground. The demo released gives a good example of the gameplay, and I know I don't have to repeat the response it has received; you all know your reactions to the game and the reactions of those who have downloaded and played it. We the developers are quite honored and proud that you are enjoying our work so much.
The development for Allied Assault was quite short, especially considering our ambition. We added a whole new terrain system, a whole new skeletal animation system, lip-synching, an effects system. We also wrote a whole new AI from the ground up.
AI was vital to the project, so we had many people working on it at many different levels. It is actually hard for me to say how many people worked on it, since there are so many different aspects that can be classified as AI. If you compare our result with that of other FPS games available today, I think you'll agree that we did a pretty good job. I know I'm proud of my contribution to this little endeavor of creating a good, fun game AI.
To get this done in such a short time, we focused on the game we were making. We only had plans for a single human player combating the AI, so we never took into consideration how the code would react to multiple human players in making code decisions or scripted sequences. Some of them will work beautifully, and others will break horribly. The AI will probably know to shoot at the other human players, but it will also think that any human players besides the person who started the game are other AI rather than humans, which could cause unpredictable problems. It is completely untested. It could even potentially cause the game to crash.
My purpose is not to tell you to not play this mod. I prefer to leave the question of whether or not you are allowed to modify the demo to EA and the people they have who are good at making such decisions. If you find it fun and EA chooses to allow it, then that is good by me, play it and have fun!
My purpose is to warn you that if you play this mod, you will probably break the AI in unforeseen ways, and will not get a representative example of how our AI plays in the single player game, or of how stable our single player game is. This probably doesn't damage the opinions any of you have about our game. This probably doesn't even detract from the fun you will have playing this mod. This is just my way of saying that this mod is going to reveal "bugs" in the AI that aren't really bugs since the code is being used in a way that was never intended. I'm covering my back, so to speak.
And a big thanks to those of you who actually bothered to read clear through this long post."
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