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[Leavzou]

2) You get the positions of the players on the MAP, wich is useless since you need the positions of the players on the SCREEN, to calculate their position relative to the cursor.

Do generic aimbots work that way?
You can calculate the pitch/yaw you need to aim to position xyz from position xyz - at least, that's what I think .

Your algorithm would be 1000 times more difficult than mine, for no reason, because you would also need to know the angle of your aim in 3 dimensions, while mine is in only 2 dimensions.

[PapyChampy]

A game is launched when the developpers and the editor think that the game is ready and can be officially enter in a release state.
At Nadeo they don't think that the game is ready to be in final version so it's not, it's simple as that. They need more time to test and/or improve/add more things to the game and i think they have the right to do it

"We will launch the game in 2012"
"We will launch the game 23 january"
"We will launch the game <I don't even care since it will be delayed again>"

Players are getting sick of this, don't give a date or give a true one. Friends on this :
"So your game got released ?
-no
-why ?
-because it's too bad"

As you can imagine it's not really good. (and it happened to me twice)

You can put it in another way : the game is already good, and for it to be better, it requires a little more time before the final release. =)

[Leavzou]

A game is launched when the developpers and the editor think that the game is ready and can be officially enter in a release state.
At Nadeo they don't think that the game is ready to be in final version so it's not, it's simple as that. They need more time to test and/or improve/add more things to the game and i think they have the right to do it

"We will launch the game in 2012"
"We will launch the game 23 january"
"We will launch the game <I don't even care since it will be delayed again>"

Players are getting sick of this, don't give a date or give a true one. Friends on this :
"So your game got released ?
-no
-why ?
-because it's too bad"

As you can imagine it's not really good. (and it happened to me twice)

You can put it in another way : the game is already good, and for it to be better, it requires a little more time before the final release. =)

This is the reason why patches and updates exist. Look at CS:GO. QED.

[PapyChampy]

The impact of a final version (at a release date) is, quality-wise, very important.
Players' feelings towards the game might be altered, even if it gets better in the near future with patches and updates.

[Leavzou]

The impact of a final version (at a release date) is, quality-wise, very important.
Players' feelings towards the game might be altered, even if it gets better in the near future with patches and updates.

CS:GO was bad at his release (and is still quite bad). If the players are seduced enough by the potential and the capacities of the developpers they will buy it and play it anyway.

[Hylis]

I don't think it is meaningful to continue in this out of topic mister PapyChampy or Leavzou,