Yes, but read a little more carefully. Did 'you' ever cloak in WC2. Emphasis on the 'YOU'. I'm well aware of the kilrathi stealth fighters always causing a menace.

Nvideas should work fine, from what I've seen. There are conflicts with 32bit and Radeons, but that seems to be the only issue that I know about, personally.

That's because it was. :) We needed some insults that were for pirates directly, since we wanted our own pilots reserved for the cats (as can be heard with the kitty remarks against pirates.. it's too hard to give everyone seperate taunt lines for different enemies. Extra work, recordings and...

Nope, I don't believe it'll be relevent. For a couple of reasons: (SPOILER AHEAD, DONT READ IF YOU HAVEN'T FINISHED THE PROLOGUE) *Your final mission's e-mail from the Captain informed you that the Lionheart was being mothballed, after all ;) - Not to mention the next episode is a bit further...

Sure. But /you/ didn't cloak in WC2. :)

No, no, that's not what the fix ensured. Your wingmen were only ever going to start after him when he appears on radar, and will only ever be able to reach him if he stays on radar. He's meant to disappear and reappear continuously.

Hrm, odd. We came across that problem in a previous version but it was apparently meant to be fixed (and we thought it was since we all replayed the final version and M3 was flawless). It's a bug, but one we thought we had overcome.

Right click the secret ops exe, go to 'compatibility', tick the box saying 'run this program in compatible mode for' then select win95 from the drop down menu. That should fix the problem.

We're set in the WC2 era. Remember cloaking in WC2? ;) As for if it can be done.. well. I can't answer that, you'll have to await one of the programmers being around (or at least someone who knows the engine better)

Wow. Here I was thinking /I/ was uninformed about my workload! :p Great effort, Michael, the music turned out beautifully.

The computer informs you (hey! that's me!) that you must move within 1000 and press B to initiate pickup.

Hey, looks awesome, guys. Great detailing :) And a Merry Christmas to you all, too. Looking forward to smoking one of those kitties in-game ;)

Oh, well, it's not impossible. It's a tough one, but achievable. Keep at it. ;)

I'll drink to that. :)

You mean the mission where you find the enemy base, say 'There sure is a lot of bogies here' and Freyers then says, "Of course there is. Retreat. Now."? ..you should follow his advice. :)

Which is what I've been suggesting ALL ALONG!

Okay, heard the intro music, and I can promptly say: It's awesome :) Overmortal, I hope you do too. Not long left to go, now.

The computer I bought a few years ago from HP also didn't come with a Windows disk, it merely had a serial number written on the case of the machine. However, what the company that sold me the PC did, was partition the HD into two sections, one designated to be the 'backup' or 'recovery' drive...

You could tell me, but then you'd have to KILL me. Oh wait.. I'm allowed to know. I'm on the staff.. The killing me bit would just be for the enjoyment purposes. I get it now. :p Considering the job he did on the theme, I'm not surprised. I can't wait to hear it in action. :)

Ooh. That ended up looking awesome. Congrats to Tango for getting on to this, it makes those hangers look that much cooler. And I thought the intro looked good /before/ :)