KwisatzHaderach

Nope, Download worked fine. Installing now

I must say, I feel crippled without the possibility of Voice Chat in this game. When you see a couple of flamers approaching your main base for a rush and you're in a mammy, it is nigh impossible to block them, shoot them and at the same time inform your mates that there is a rush inbound. Also, I really miss the interaction with other players on a more direct and personal level. Coming from 2 years of playing Natural Selection 2 (FPS/RTS hybrid) I am so used to my team communicating and exchanging vital intel of what's going on on the battlefield that RenX feels a little dull without that layer of team interaction. If it works in a pub game there, why shouldn't it work here? Ofc, you'd need the possibility to mute individual players to avoid the odd bad apple. Saying "go play with TS" isn't the solution unfortunately. Whenever I can get a friend to try RenX out we do get on Mumble. I just don't have many friends that are into gaming and my steam friends are reluctant. I'd also like to convey imprtant information to my whole team. tl;dr Voice comm's crucial for a game such as this, we need it ASAP. Please!

Hey ISE, nice to see you made it over from the NS2 forums! I love your stuff and I'm glad you're aboard the Renegade X community, I'm sure it will profit greatly from your output and I am looking forward to what you come up with.

I would be interestes in an official answer as well since I'm on 2560*1440 too. I don't have a problem with playing on 1080p, I sometimes prefer the extra fps over the image quality. While it definitely makes the image a little blurred by interpolation, it certainly doesn't stretch it as long as you stick with 16:9 aspect ratios.

I watched about half an hour of footage (most on Island and Mesa) and the only obvious glitches I saw were the player getting stuck in the terrain. For a fan-propelled project of these proportions the beta actually looks incredibly smooth and polished.

Hey guys! I still can't believe the advent of the public beta release, having first read about the mod on moddb in 2007! Freaking 7 years have passed since then, a quarter of my life!!! Back then Totem Arts didn't yet exist and the mod was still called Renegade 2007 . I played a couple of the beta builds before development halted and they swapped over to standalone development. Anyway, since 2007 I have been checking the various Renegade 2007/X forums irregulary, sometimes every day, sometimes once a month. I remember the many threads about how this game will never make it, how everything is dead, how they missed their chance... Now with the release just one month aheaed, I'm wondering how many other silent lurkers were/are out there, feverishly sucking up any news about the project back then, eagerly awaiting the longed for release right now? How long have you been sticking around?

And the RPS article: http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2014/01 ... nt-1441733 3/4 of an hour after I posted the news on their forums

Funny you should mention that! Just yesterday I dug up the C&C Renegade X thread on the Rock Paper Shotgun forums to get people up to speed on game development and feel out if I can get a crew together

Wow, mind-boggling stuff!!! The gameplay looks really smooth and the maps are just stunning! Everything is there: APC and Engie rushes, Orcas, massive tank battles! What I like the most is that there is a strong C&C 1 vibe all about, even more so than in the original Renegade. The way the tanks shells move and explode for some reason really made me think of the old Westwood RTS games... And Mesa really looks incredible! Great comments by the streamer and informative comments by the devs also. Cheers for that! The only thing that kept irritating me was that motion blur seemed to be enabled (hate that effect) and that the guy who taped it was constantly changing from 3rd to 1st person as infantry. Felt a little hectic and chaotic at times. But I guess that is just the case when watching someone else play an FPS.

Now, that the most pressing and game-defining question was answered (will there be boing?), I have another, more humble question: Seeing the new style of Mesa (not as flat anymore), will there be paths over the "mountains" that separate the bases, or are those still restricted to the caves and the area surrounding the "mountains"? In general, applying to all classic maps, did you add new ways to get into the enemy base, by opening up some areas of the battlefield that were impassable before?

Stunning! Nielson and van Elmen are just genii! I have dreamed of someone using the basalt columns for a basic map asset in a game for such a long time... It just lends itself so well to create an exotic and atmospheric environment. You did a perfect job! A geologists dream come true I also want to stress the amazing direction of the trailer! Again, just perfect! The pacing, the music, the angles. Such a pleasure to watch and such a nice thing to see in a time when dupstepexplosionsinyourface-trailers seem to be the only thing they teach at film academy. Thanks, I really don't know what to say other than, the RenX team just deserves to be right up there in the industry. Now I'm looking forward to my retreating tank getting stuck in that blue tiberium crystal at the center of the cave {:^D

Will there be boing?!

Unfortunately there is not. EA won't allow them to monetarize on this as far as I've heard. The only way I can think of supporting the devs is posting some cash to a physical adress. BTW: yay, my favorite gaming site has already covered the reveal!!! http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2013/11 ... ease-date/

I agree that there is nothing quite like C&C mode. Still, I couldn't resist the urge to mention indie games Natural Selection (1+2) that very successfully merged FPS and RTS elements, including base building, commander mode and even asymmetrical gameplay. Check it out, it is one of the finest MP games there is imo! [LINK REMOVED] I hope this thread will not be regarded as flaming this great and long awaited announcement. I genuinly think that many ppl here might appreciate the info though.

Incredible! Can't believe that after five years of following this project and checking the forums every few days, we finally have a set release date! And the game looks to be much more promising than I ever dreamed of. I really hope, this project will fuel the carriers of all the talent working on this over at Totem Arts during their spare time! It is now up to us, the community, to get the word out and gather some momentum for the upcoming release. The new models and the map look sweeeeet!!!