Suggestions/Ideas for Ruins in W2100!-Important!

[KukY]

Well i thought about feature cars,also in future titanium would be cheaper because 75 years in future there will be only buildings with Titanium and Titanium will be cheaper because they will discover newer metals and easier way to make titanium!

I don't understand. Titanium is titanium.

[Roux Le Corps]

i think he REALLY like titanium

[MetalWarrior95]

well i think that you kuky and Roux Le Corps have made an epic fail...I used other titanium word and not in style "Titanium and Titanium" it would be more like in a sentence.
Titanium will be cheaper because they will discover newer metals and easies way to make titanium.
You can use two same works before and also after and. Word & Word/Luka and Luka/etc.

[Roux Le Corps]

no we may have gotten a little offhand here, im just saying that, though the future MAY have those qualities, it wouldn't fit the WZ atmosphere to have military grade structures in cities... and civilian homes... especially when NASDA was supposed to keep the peace anyway

[MetalWarrior95]

Well i think that military structures as Control Center and many other military structures should be about 25% stronger and that civilian buildings become 50% stronger...Even in realworld heavy tanks cant destroy ruined building with 4 shots,maybe with 7 or 8 shots

[KukY]

Look:

Titanium
Elementary supstance
Symbol: Ti
Atomic number: 22
Mass number: 47,88

Only way to make Titanium is to synthesise it.
It won't get any cheaper.

[Roux Le Corps]

also... you could bring down a whole building with a grenade... ONE grenade in the right spot... maybe for arguments sake, a randomizer that just randomly picks the "sweetspot" that brings down a structure?

[MetalWarrior95]

Well in future titanium will be easier to sintensize so dont tell me that in future there wouldt be stronger buildings in rank of today military buildings...

[MetalWarrior95]

Look at wikipedia and then kill yourself: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Titanium

[KukY]

Well in future titanium will be easier to sintensize so dont tell me that in future there wouldt be stronger buildings in rank of today military buildings...

You don't get it...
Synthesizing includes breaking atoms into sub-atomic particles, and then making a new atom of those particles.
The process itself is incredibly complicated...
And only reason to synthesize an element is to make one that doesn't exist in nature

[Christheturtle]

Well i thought about feature cars,also in future titanium would be cheaper because 75 years in future there will be only buildings with Titanium

It's not like it is in the films, everything wouldn't be made of metal.

and Titanium will be cheaper because they will discover newer metals and easier way to make titanium!

I also highly doubt this. We pretty much know all there is to know. A possibility would be to create a different strand of metal by finding a different way to create it thus giving it extra strength. But I still doubt it.

[Zarel]

This discussion is all secondary to the point.

When we make a Warzone proposal, the first thing to ask is: Does it make the game more fun?

You must answer that question first, before moving on to questions like Does it fit the game lore?

(And, for reference, I doubt we'll ever mention titanium by name. Warzone materials are usually more made-up, like "Plascrete".)

Civilian buildings are generally not reinforced against military attack. The World Trade Center buildings, for instance, did not survive being rammed by aircraft. Civilian buildings generally are not expected to be attacked by militaries, so I doubt the trend would change in the future. Military bases were converted into scavenger outposts, which is why those were indeed more difficult to destroy in Warzone.

Also note that Warzone is set in 2100, not in 3734 or something. It's set far enough in the future that we can hand-wave trucks and cyborgs and other infeasible technology as "future technology", while still making sure the rest of the game feels familiar to a modern player, with plausible weapons such as cannons and rockets.

[Tenoh]

This discussion is all secondary to the point.

Civilian buildings are generally not reinforced against military attack. The World Trade Center buildings, for instance, did not survive being rammed by aircraft.

Umm... i dont think any military building is reinforced against military attack except for bunkers.WTC buildings were designed to survive a plane crash if you watch a documentary about their creation.Just few thoughts from me here.