Covert Ops

0 comments? Since that demo has *everyone* lost interest in Covert Ops?? Picky, picky.

Hmmm. I think a lot of people may be caught up in this new Doom game thing. I mean, look at the forums. I think a lot of current projects may get kind of lost in the shuffle, at least for the next little while. Oh well, things will settle down soon once the reality that the new Doom is probably at least two years away sinks in.

Kind of sad they're making it public domain, rather than just allowing user-maps. I hope they still included the Oil rig level though, that was one of my favorites from twilight warrior. That and map10.

No new levels eh?
The weapon/AI quality had better be lightyears beyond that primitive little .DEH patch they had with TW or I am going to be SERIOUSLY disappointed...

I liked it. What was meant to be so bad about it? Sure, it was short, but it all worked really well. I say well done - I'll be downloading the finished version, even if it doesn't have new levels.

Well I for one like the idea of it being public domain. Sad - how?

I hope it's better than "that" demo. Honestly, one, short, ultra-easy mission, with dodgy-as-hell graphics and an assumption that everyone uses space as their "use" key (I use RMB, for crying out loud)...what a way to bring Covert Ops to the masses.

..just what I immediately thought.. when I work hard on something, I prefer if people use it for what it's for, and not rip it apart for their own needs.. the Covert Ops team can do whatever they want, but IMHO it would be a shame to see bits and pieces of their (hard work) TC in lesser quality wads someday.
That may seem odd coming from me since I'm a huge sprite thief (sort of), but thats what I think anyway..
It might be a good thing however, so all these people complaining about the "dodgy" graphics in CovOps can put their vast talent to work and make it better, eh?

"I prefer if people use it for what it's for, and not rip it apart for their own needs"

Good thing we're not all as selfish as you, then.

And you spell 'meant' with an 'a'.