What makes TTR TTR?

[Reno]

One of the things that struck me most about TTR besides what was mentioned already, was the instant immersion.

You could casually jump into a random game, and by the time you picked you team, class, and had spawned, you felt that you where \"in the zone\" and felt highly immersed in the game almost right off, unlike alot of games that take some time for you to feel really into it.
That allowed TTR to really feel like casual gamer\'s dream, while making Hardcore games love it just as much

Also, Del\'s the man with the plan on this sort of thing, as he has far more scripting knowledge than me, though i can agree with most of what he\'s been saying.

Concerning a few feature reccomenedations that have been tossed(even though Del\'s probably covered them already )

Vehicles: TTR was designed as an infantry sim, and intends to stay that way. Tanks and Airplanes will be off limits from players instead controlled by AI, though there\'s the possiblity of players being able to control jeeps, and maybe even transport trucks.

Airstrikes and artillery:
In hurtgen, there was far to much overhead cover and fog for accurate airstrikes, and artillery was used, as previously mentioned, prior, or after an attack, if at all(to ensure that the enemies didnt know you where coming)
While it\'s possible that we might include the option to have artillery or mortar strikes, it\'ll have to be considered carefully how it can be balanced and kept realistic, possibly including the need for radio men in order to relay the message.

Cant think of any others right off the bat, but that gives some insight to what we\'re thinking for those.

Lots of really good insights to what you guys liked/disliked about TTR, keep it all rolling
(and some really interesting game modes included, i like )

-Reno out