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More info?)
On Thu, 17 Jun 2004 07:43:00 +0100, "Spacker"
<news@worldofspack.co.uk> wrote:
>"Capt Walt" <vulcandogNOSPAM@cableone.net> wrote in message
>news:10d26pl8n4m1dbc@corp.supernews.com...
>> I understand that ET is a stand-alone multiplayer game, that you can play
>ET
>> without having RTCW. What I'm a bit baffled about is this; how much
>overlap
>> is there between the games? Is ET significantly different from RTCW/MP?
>How
>> about GOTY_RTCW? I noticed that GOTY has several new maps and (IIRC) new
>> classes of players. Would there be any advantage or profit in downloading
>ET
>> when I already have RTCW/MP, GOTY update, and several additional custom
>> maps?
>
>RTCW GOTY is simply RTCW plus the additional official maps and patched to
>1.33, it does not change the game, nor does it add new classes.
>
>ET is quite a different game. As you play you earn experience points (XP)
>which enable you to gain abilities. These are either just for the current
>map, or can carry over to additional maps in a campaign depending on the
>server settings. The classes also have different abilities that in RtCW -
>for instance, engineers can lay hidden mines under the surface of the ground
>and repair damaged equipment (secondary objectives that have been blown up,
>more than just the MG42s they can repair in RtCW). There are also new weapon
>options for soldiers. If you can spare a little download time to get ET, do
>it and give it a go - it might just surprise you
>
>Dan / [AGW]Spacker
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>
Not to mention that a million servers and a gazillion players switched
from RTCW to ET. So, Cpt Walt, play BOTH! You can't miss.
[AGW] Duke