Soldner:secret wars

Op deze game zit ik nou echt te wachten.
Ik heb net een ingame footage gezien,en damn,wat is ie
het filmpje is te d/l bij gamershell,link: http://www.gamershell.com/download_4729.shtml

De officiele site : http://soldner.jowood.com/

uitleg:

Wings Simulations has proven their knowledge in Military Games with their title Panzer Elite. Now they lead us into the military world of the year 2010:

After half a century of military interventions major countries like the United States of America or Russia are weary of their role as "World Police". The consequences of their military actions for their economy, national security, and internal ethnic conflicts let to the conclusion to tune down their military campaigns.

Due to that more and more countries choose unconventional warfare by using secret Special Forces. Military success is no longer made by major countries but by small and highly specialized mercenary forces.

In "SÖLDNER - Secret Wars" the player takes over the command of such a Special Forces team. As the Commander he leads a small high tech army consisting of soldiers, light armored vehicles, helicopters and VTOLS (Vertical Take Off and Landing Airplanes) to fulfill a wide variety of mission types .

The players units are stationed on a multi purpose ship which is camouflaged as a merchantman to allow unrestrained travel of the seas to get their forces to the area of operation.

The complete simulation of a complex political world system allows creating a dynamic campaign: each decision of the player, each success or failure has direct effect on the game flow. In addition the player has the ability to gain access to the latest weapon systems and technology, which currently exist in the research centers of the weapon industry only.

Short Feature Summary
Simulation of a highly complex diplomatic system which creates the dynamic campaign and missions

Dynamic World Generation on the basis of digital satellite data with day/night cycle, weather and seasons

Realistic virtual battlefield: the advanced terrain engine with the new destruction system (ADS - Advanced Destruction System), which even allows for simulated damage by tactical nuclear warheads
Designed for Teamplay in Multiplayer: multitude team mission types and game elements for coordinated team action

Dedicated Server support up to 32 players, up to 128 players on special servers of game providers

Dynamic single player campaign with mission generator

Realistic weapon systems from the research laboratories of the weapon industry

Söldner - Secret Wars is a Military Tactical Multiplayer Shooter which will be released Spring 2004 for PC CD

Dit spel zal vooral operation flashpoint spelers aantrekken,tis een echte tactical shooter

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Op woensdag 24 december 2003 16:58 schreef mordradead het volgende:
het schijnt dat je ook bomen om kunt schieten en er dan achter kunt gaan schuilen

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Klopt,ik heb het gezien in een filmpje wat een paar dagen geleden werd gereleased.Alles is kapot te maken in dit spel.
Zoals ik al in de startpost zei is dit echt een spel voor OFP fanaten,zeer grote vrijheid in de game,en zeer grote landschappen.

klein kickje

Zijn er hier nog meer die op dit spel zitten te wachten??

paar screenshotjes








link voor het laatste nieuws betreft deze game : http://www.planetsoldner.com/index.php

nog nooit zeker van het woord gameplay gehoord.Ik ken iemand die de beta heeft,en die vind m dus echt top.graphics is ook niet alles!

Heeft iemand gister het nieuwe filmpje gezien???Ik denk nog steeds dat dit spel een topper gaat worden.Ik kan niet w8ten tot de 30e april,dan kopp ik m gelijk.En ik hoop dat meer mensen m gaan kopen,lekker met 128 man fraggen

Quote van gamers.nl en andere sites:

JoWood heeft vandaag aangekondigd dat men in de vier weken voorafgaand aan de release van de multiplayer shoot 'm up Söldner - Secret Wars, een open betatest zal houden waaraan iedereen vrij mee kan doen. Momenteel is men reeds bezig met een betatest waaraan slechts een klein aantal geselecteerde mensen mee mogen doen.

De open betatest zou ervoor moeten zorgen dat Söldner bij de release erg stabiel is en dat al het potentieel uit de titel gehaald wordt. Tevens hebben de uitgevers Encore en Big Ben alles uit de kast gehaald om het spel van een stevige PR campange te voorzien, zodat alles rond de release voorspoedig zal verlopen.


De open beta heeft er wel voor gezorgd dat de uiteindelijke versie van Söldner een maandje later dan geplanned op de markt zal komen. Het spel zou in Europa oorspronkelijk op 30 april verschijnen, dit is nu verschoven naar 27 mei. Vreemd genoeg mag men in Amerika al vanaf 4 mei van de titel genieten - een spel dat nota bene in Europa ontwikkeld en geproduceerd is.


godgloeiende god............,hier kan ik nou echt van balen!

En je hoeft m nog niet te d/l,want hij is corrupt.Dus wacht nog maar f een dagje

Heeft iemand dit spel al gekocht???Ik ben nl benieuwd hoe ie is.

Ik heb m toch maar gekocht vandaag,dit is de eerste bevinding van mij.

Het spel ziet er op zich goed uit,maar met de kant tekening dat het geen bf vietnam of far cry is.Het spel loopt ook een stuk beter dan de demo,het loopt vloeiend bij mij iig (al zou dat aan mijn proc upgrade kunnen liggen,ik heb nu een 3000+).
Er zijn genoeg servers te vinden,ik zag in de ingame browser rond de 50 servers (kunnen er ook meer zijn,ik heb ze niet geteld)en er zijn ook al genoeg players te vinden.

Ik heb nog niet online gespeeld,alleen f 1 map singleplayer,en ik moet zeggen dat de ai het goed doet.Ik zat achter een boom,en de tank bemanning kreeg mij in de gaten,en die reed gewoon de boom om waar ik achter zat,dus dood .

Kortom,ik denk,maar eigenlijk is het nog te vroeg om te zeggen,dat het geen slecht spel is.Ik ben wel benieuwd naar de reviews over dit spel.

Voor bf players is dit spel misschien niet zo leuk,want die is veel sneller qua gameplay.Dit spel heeft zeer goede punten,ik heb gisteravond eindelijk online gespeeld,en ik moet zeggen dat het mij wel beviel.Het is iig beter dan dat ik had verwacht na de hopeloze demo.
Ik denk ook dat dit spel meer geschikt is voor de operation flashpoint fans dan voor bf vietnam en bf 1942 fans.
Ik heb tot nog toe geen spijt van dit spel,het was voor mij ook een gok.Maar dat had ik ook met ofp,die had nou ook niet een echt grote community in vergelijking met andere spellen.

Dit is f een quote van mijn post op tweakers:

F een reactie op een paar posts hierzo:
-Ik meen mij te herinneren dat er ook zo werd gepraat over OFP.Ook dat spel had heel veel bugs,pas bij de allerlaatste patch was het eindelijk bijna goed.
Eergisteren heb ik m gekocht,en als eerste deed ik f de singleplayer,om te kijken hoe de controls waren enzo.Ik heb toen de missie geprobeerd waarmee ik een abrams kon verdienen.Ik heb toen een jeep gepakt,en ben toen naar de target gereden.Toen ik daar aankwam werd ik gelijk al gespot,en kwamen er 3 tanks op mij af.De eerste tank kon mij niet pakken,maar de tweede reed mij gewoon omver dus ik was dood.Dit zonder ook maar 1 schot gelost te hebben.
Blijkbaar willen jeeps van de tegenpartij dat dus ook doen,dus als dat zo is,dan is dat een gemiste kans.

-Grafisch: Zoals in de openingspost staat,dit is geen topper vergeleken met farcry en andere nieuwe spellen,maar daar kijk ik niet naar,gameplay is belangrijker.Dit zelfde verhaal gold ook voor OFP,die was ook geen topper qua graphics,maar de gameplay was voor simulatie fanaten top.

-lag: Ik heb ook zaterdagavond f online gespeeld,op een server met 16 man,en ik had totaal geen last van lag.Misschien had je op dat moment even een slechte verbinding

-Alcohol software:,heb ik ook geinstalleerd staan,en ik heb geen problemen gehad met installeren.Heb jij de originele versie van soldner??

mijn opinie over dit spel is dat er heus wel wat verbeterd zou moeten worden,maar zo slecht als sommigen dit spel vinden,nee,dat vind ik nou ook niet echt waar.
Ik denk dat dit spel qua aantallen aan gamers en verkopers niet hoog zal scoren,maar dat deed OFP ook niet,en dat vind ik alleen maar een voordeel,heb je tenminste niet van die irritante gamers,zoals bij BF die konijntje aan het spelen zijn,zodat je ze niet kan raken.

p.s. nog f over dat grafische gedeelte,wat hebben jullie dan voor videokaart,ik heb een radeon 9500 pro,met een 3000+ als proc,en als ik bv op een leeg vat schiet,dan zie ik wel mooi de kogelgaten,zelfde geld voor long distance views,dat was bij OFP ook k u t ,en nog maar te zwijgen over de ondergrond,bij dit spel zie je tenminste nog het gras bewegen,en als het wat hoger is,dan kan je lekker kruipen,zonder gezien te worden.

Kortom,laten we dit spel even de tijd geven,en ook reviews afwachten,misschien is het op dit moment volgens sommigen een flop,maar wordt het een topper.Iig vind ik het dus geen flop,zeker niet in vergelijking met die beta demo,dit loopt in elk geval beter dan dat.

Ook nu weer f een copy van mijn post op tweakers,anders blijf i9k mij het lazarus typen

Hieronder volgt een review,overgenomen van de officiele soldner site,gemaakt door een gamer,die beta tester is geweest.
Hij zegt eerlijk dat er fouten inzitten,o.a. de ai in deze game in singlepalyer,maar eigenlijk is deze game daar niet voor gemaakt.Er was/is nog steeds sprake van 128 players op 1 server.
En ook over de lag,er zijn servers die goed draaien,met een ping van 35,dus speelbaar.Het punt is dat deze game,gezien de grootte van de maps,nou eenmaal veel vraagt van de server,en zeker de verbinding moet top zijn.om met 16 man te spelen,heb je minimaal 64 kb/s up nodig volgens de manual,en dat is dus het minimum.Ik denk dat wanneer je een echte ded server hebt,met bv 10 mbit up,en genoeg ram en een snelle processor hebt dat is dan top draait.
Tis zowieso voor mij een dejavu gevoel,want dit gold ook voor Operation flashpoint bij de release,dit zoog ook verschrikkelijk.Pas na de release van resistance en de laatste patches liep die eindelijk goed.

ok,dan nu f de quote van die thread op het officiele forum (tis wel engels):


First impressions (long!)
Well, I've been watching this game since I first heard of it on a BF1942 forum about 18 months ago, and played the betas and patches since the first one was released so I suppose my 'first look' review is as good as the next ranting thread on these forums.... I was going to wait for the patch, but as everyone else is offloading here and it IS a release version...

My laptop: Pico Oscar Plus (re-badged Clevo), 3GHz P4, 512Mb PC2700 DDR333, Mobility Radeon 9700 128Mb (equivalent to desktop Radeon 9600 Pro), on-board AC97 sound, Belkin 54g wireless LAN connection to Belkin ADSL Router/firewall/modem and BT Internet 512kbit ADSL, 80Gb HD 5400rpm. WinXP all updates, Catalyst 4.1 (I think - not changed them since buying the lappie), recent WHQL drivers for AC97 (v3.52). 15.1" TFT screen, native resolution 1600x1200 (4:3). DX9.0b.

I picked up Soldner from Game on Friday, and I've managed to fit in a few games over the weekend (Daddy doesn't get to waste too much time on silly computer games...). My intial impressions are fairly positive, so let's start there.

As a multiplayer game, Soldner is already very good right out of the box. The unit customisation options are excellent and allow a wide range of uniform styles, headgear, boots, gloves, and camouflage patterns to be combined for a very personalised look. This helps draw the player into the game world a little more, and is better than any other custom avatar feature I've seen to date. There are fewer usable or distinct combinations than the theoretical and mathematical limit being touted in some of the marketing blarb, but there are still plenty of variations from Texas Chainsaw Massacre to WW2 German Soldier via a swathe of modern combat uniform styles, webbing types, backpacks etc.

Once the Soldier is customised, the rather clunky but simple and easy to use GUI makes setting keyboard controls and other preferences pretty easy, though I'm surprised that you still have to exit the game when switching video modes. I set mine to 1280x1024x32 with everything on maximum except grass off (it has killed me too often in the beta) and shadows down one notch.

Joining a server has for me been straightforward since around beta v2, and this hasn't changed in the retail. The 'portal' system is needed to control piracy, fair enough, but as a stock offering it doesn't have buddy lists, player searches, or built-in IRC chat. These will either have to be added in a patch or the game ported to ASE or (shudder) Gamespy to match the expectations of most modern online players. I know modders have already added a buddy list to the beta, but I'd like to see some movement in this area from the devs so that we know everyone has the function.

The server list itself is no better in retail than the latest beta and still slower than in many other games to ping and poll the still relatively small list of servers (around 60-70 for the EU version's portal at a very rough count). Joining a server once you choose one takes about as long as most games, but there is often a discrepancy between what's listed in the server list and what's reality when you try to connect to a full server that was advertising an empty slot. This then leads to the annoying gap between hitting the cancel button and hearing "Soldner" for the millionth time. You can hit ESC to get back to the server list instantly, but this seems only to stop the GUI portion and the netcode continues polling the full server in the background. You'll sometimes see this when you click the next connect to server attempt, and notice the original SendChallenge is still going on.

Loading the game takes a little while, but given the added complexity of the game over BF1942 there's not that much difference in the loading times on my system at least. On getting into a game, I seem to get quicker initial caching of textures etc than in the beta, and I've not so far seen a reccurrance of the bug that stops you doing anything other than hit the ESC key when you first spawn. I don't know if this means it has been fixed in v28054, just that I've not seen it yet.

In-game performance is as good in MP as it was for me in the beta. At 1280x1024x32 I notice only the occasional local lag while my laptop accesses the hard drive or a lot of explosions are going off, but I've noticed that performance in this game is crucially affected by having a fragmented hard drive. If you have a badly fragmented hard drive (a lot of people have without knowing it) and you don't have 1Gb RAM, you need to download DKLite or some other decent defragging software and check your drive.

Server lag is a little more of a problem, but this only really becomes noticeable when one or more vehicles are around or you are fighting at very close quarters. I was connecting to games with pings in the region of 17 to 35 and this was staying steady throughout apart from one "lost connection" - a bug which has obviously not yet been fixed. I haven't had a CTD with the retail so far, but then I only ever got two with beta v2.

Playing 10vs10 games on the retail servers is a novel experience for me, as the official beta servers never seemed to offer more than 8vs8. This is an improvement, and apart from my lost connection session the servers do seem more stable than in the beta. There are still very long pauses when a round ends, however, and this needs to be optimised. We also need death chat for those who are sitting out the rest of a no respawn game. This is vital if you want people to hang around that long without quitting to go to another server.

Possibly the most irritating thing that's still there from the beta is the lag when clicking the fire button in automatic fire mode. Semi-automatic single shots are fine, but there's still a slight pause when in full auto and this only adds to the difficulties at close quarters when server lag kicks in. It's not a show-stopper, and should be patchable, but it's still a pain in the rear.

Driving vehicles has been a constant source of criticism for the game, and the vehicles in the retail haven't changed much so far as I can see. I'm not going to attempt a pseudo-scientific 'physics' review, but in playing terms the ground vehicles are easy to control at lower speeds, and almost unmanageable at higher speeds. So long as you keep this in mind, you can get around the maps without crashing into stuff. I've yet to put a vehicle into the water with the release version, so I don't know if they still fill the rivers with nitroglycerine .

Helicopters, in my opinion, are still a joy to fly once you get used to the control method. Aiming rockets is as difficult as in the beta, but I don't mind if the flyboys in this game have to be skilled as opposed to the bomb-spammers you see in BF1942. I can't comment on the fixed-wing planes, as I've not had time to use any of them.

Sound, to my ears, is only slightly improved over the latest beta, though I hasten to add I am using headphones and the Miles Fast audio settings so I don't know if the other settings are better. Directional audio is fine, but distance effects still need work even if they do sound a little more convincing (could just be me - the difference seems small enough).

What can I say about the maps? BIG would be one word. This applies to all the maps apart from the obvious DM throwaways like Deep Forest. I wasn't one of the people who ruined his release day by unpacking the beta files and messing with hidden content, so I've been enjoying the view a lot! The view distance is huge, and some of the maps really make the most of it with wide valleys spreading out below tall hills. More use of day/night times on the release servers means you also get to see Soldner in a lot of different lighting conditions and this also adds to the game. Sneaking through a heavily wooded area at dusk with reddish light from a low sun casting long shadows is very different to the noon on a bright day we got in the beta's default Riverside map or the murky afternoon in Norway that we got with Cold Winter. I'm more than happy with the overall look and feel of GFX considering ADS and the breathtaking size of some of the environments.

Gameplay itself continues to evolve on public servers as people get more used to the game and how best to play it. The ADS system, big maps, diverse forms of transport, ease of concealment, and long view distances make for a unique flavour of gameplay and no playing "styles" have come to dominate yet as they do in other less open games. Run and gun works in some situations, sneak and snipe in others, and good tactical fire and maneouver tactics always seem to be rewarded, helped not least of all by the fact that you can always find several ways to approach any objective on the mostly wide-open maps.

The cheap stingers are a good way to ensure enemy teams had better use their air assets carefully, and for all those people complaining that a cheap hand-held missile should not be able to take out a multi-million dollar chopper so easily, ask a Russian Hind pilot who flew in Afghanistan whether "fair" comes into it.
I noticed that ballistic drop seems once more to have been applied to AT launchers to a greater degree, or at least to the PzF3 I used that failed to hit from 100m because I aimed it flat.

Other aspects of gameplay continue to shine. In my second game, I was able to carry out a classic Soldner move - base-jumping off a cliff and parascending to an enemy base 500ft or more below me, landing on the rooftop and taking out an unwary enemy soldier before turning the flag our team's colour. Base-jumping seems to be easier than in the beta, btw. When I first jumped, my avatar seemed to get stuck, and I thought it was the dreaded slow-mo stuck-to-the-cliff bug. However, he got unstuck after a couple of seconds and I was able to jump properly so the bug didn't kick in like in the beta. Again, this doesn't mean it has been fixed, only that I've not noticed it yet.

On the whole, I feel happy with the Ŗ30 I paid for the game and I know I'll be playing it for a long time. Unlike a lot of people who are unwilling to put up with some of the game's obvious faults (I can't criticise them, as that's their choice), or those who hoped the retail would be vastly improved over the beta, I find the game is more or less what I expected it to be - ambitious, in some ways ground-breaking, but flawed and in need of more work. It's definitely playable at the moment (for me, anyway) and a lot of fun, so it's staying on my hard drive.

It helps that I have a lot of good feelings for the way Wings supported their Panzer Elite title over the years despite the publisher (Psygnosis) disappearing. That means that when Teut posts on these forums about the future plans for add-ons, regular patches and so on, I believe him. Soldner could probably have done with another couple of months in beta testing with a couple of patches to iron out the few remaining big issues, and this will probably harm its player base. However, it offers enough playability and unique combinations of features that it's still a worthy release and can only get a lot better with patches and mods.

NOTE: SP has for me always been just a training mode, but Soldner's really does need a couple of bot patches to make it worthwhile, because even the bots' pathing isn't complete never mind their combat AI. SP is a good way to see more maps and practice flying, but that's about it.

Just my two penn'orth.

Nog even een aanvulling op mijn bovenstaande post.

Hieronder staat een stukje,geschreven door Teut,van wings simulations,over wat ze allemaal van plan zijn met soldner.En dat is in mijn opinie niet mis!

05-05-2004: Welcome to Teut Talk.


This simply is my column where I can talk freely to you without it being "official news". You have to understand that releasing information is a complex matter and is filtered and mailed through marketing, approvals and international publishers. Oftentimes they are late or misleading.

To avoid confusion I use this direct line in the future to talk to you. You have to accept though that this might not and will not reflect the opinion and official stance of our publishers Encore (USA), BigBen (most of Europe) and Jowood, our mother company.

Let me start that Soldner is in a much better state since the last beta patch than before. Many people already run it with nearly no problems and are having fun (I noticed this as they killed me too often). This is a good sign, but still there are many issues we see and are getting reported by YOU. I want to thank you all for your patience and please continue to report suggestions, oddities and your findings in the latest versions. As we now have 2 Demos (no 3!) out please always report which version you are running (US Demo, Demo DE-US, Demo DE-RU) and which version number. That helps.

In case you haven't seen this yet: if you got a crash please send the log files as requested in the forums to support@wingssimulations.de. Thanx for your support!

Many of you ask what we are working on, so I wish to open up my column by saying whats being in the current internal version at Wings and what we plan to do. As soon as the release is here we will put this up officially in the dev section. Oh, you wonder, they plan to develop further after release? Yes we plan, and it was anounced many times in interviews: we plan monthly updates to fix problems, optimize, balance, add weapons, add units and even maps or multiplayer modes. This product will be supported for at least one year, our plans are for longer.

NetCode
We currently examine and analyse our netcode. FYI: the soldier netcode is fine and optimized, currently the vehicles eat too much bandwidth. The optimization is in our internal testing. What does this mean? It means we test this, debug this internally in our studio. The next step would be to give this to our external testers, and if approved it can go into another patch.

Demo Unification
We plan to unify all demos of Soldner. This means that each version gets a patch and afterwards they will all be the same. We also plan to add some goodies to reward our fans, that is you. If you like to state what this reward should be let us know in our forums!

Physics Examination
We noticed on your feedback that the physics of ground units simply don't feel right. After changing the wheeled steering after heavy fan demands we were wondering why this still is the case. We have our main unit "tuning" guy working on various versions of experimental new settings for the units which we will test with a selective group of players. When response is good we plan to update all units with those new settings.

WingsNet (Portal)
We constantly optimize and update the WingsNet. As many of you have noticed who have been with us from the (shaky) start you will have noticed it performs much better now. We do some testing on the US and EU portal to see how load effects things. Currently we improved average server list compute time from 1.2 seconds to 0.04 seconds. Not too bad. We are still optimizing things server side. Over the weekend we had a major downtime which we regret. It was out of our hands as the provider restarted a couple of routers which let our portal hanging. We now implemented a new monitoring software which looks for exactly that case so it never happens again.

Beta Testers
The beta test started great and went into oblivion for no reason. We apologize for whatever happened to our communication to you guys. You earned a special place in the community and you will keep it. We will move the beta test soon to a new place and give you access to new patches and versions to get your feedback in better way, more direct. We hope to put new life into the beta. Plans to test are: new graphics extensions (landscape rendering), new vehicles and units, new weapons, anti cheat tests, water crafts and more. Plex will email you soon where to login to find your new beta home

See you next time
Ok, thanx for reading. If you got questions you like to have answered simply post in the forums, Plex will open a thread which I will pick questions from. And remember: let us know what you like to see as a reward in the unified demo!

Cheers, Teut/Wings

en dan nu een stukje van vandaag.

01-06-04: Released


Welcome to Teut Talk #2. Let me get straight to my few topics I like to cover.

Version Number Policy
Söldner - Secret Wars has been released and I like to clarify whats up with the version numbers. As you know we hinder people playing on servers with a different version number than your client. This is due to the fact that our servers run a more complex software than other online games: it has to administrate a dynamic landscape and syncronise this with all connected clients.
As we will update the game on a regular basis we need to make sure that the number of versions floating around is limited. This leads to our policy:


Wings only supports the most recent version and the one before, ie. the last 2 versions
The portal will start to filter out older versions at some point

This has the positive side effect that known cheats will be filtered out automatically after a while. If big cheats are becoming a problem we reserve the right to filter out all versions but the most recent one. This is to protect our customers who payed for this game and don't want to be bothered with cheaters.

Release Cheater Policy
Soldner runs through our own portal. That has several advantages which will lead to a better gaming experience when Soldner is being extended (persistent data, clan management), but also gives us better control over the users.

Reason: names must be unique. These unique user accounts are tied to your Cd Key. This means the portal can track where and when someone plays. Compared to other games this allows to ban Cd Keys of cheaters.

Be aware that Wings will ban cheaters from the release. If cheating becomes a big problem (which we will fix with updates of course) this policy might become stricter. Be aware that there is no replacement for banned Cd Keys.
Wings will also ban all Cd Keys found in the internet, either on crack sites or forums. If your key is accidently published on the internet be aware that we cannot mail replacements, so keep your key secret.

Mod Support
We see that many mods are already being published and that the fans are now aware how mod friendly Soldner is. Let me say that you merely touched the tip of the iceberg. Once we publish instructions and "how tos" you will see how easy it is to totally change Soldner.

But this has side effects that it isn't easy for the normal user to administrate multiple mods. We will expand Soldner to allow mods to be activated on startup. Each mod will have its own folder inside the Installation folder and can be activated via a simple batch or startup item. The files won't interfere with the original game.
Each mod will be assigned its own letter code and version number so that servers can be easily identified running mod versions. Then its up to the Mod Developer to manage his servers and mod versions.
This Mod Support is planned to be released 4-8 Weeks after release. Meanwhile we will put tools and support on our webpage to get the mod development going on more than changing existing files

Ik denk dat je videokaart hiervoor niet geschikt is,maar dat weet ik niet zeker.Wat ik wel weet dat oudere radeons het beste kunnen draaien op catalyst 4.1.

If you have a Radeon 8500, 9000, 9100 or 9200 we recommend to install Catalyst 4.1.

kijk hier maar f,en anders op het forum: http://soldner.jowood.com/?RubrikIdentifier=725&lang=en