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ctdabomb {l Wrote}:hard to tell what the game modes were like before the map started loading and the description popped up.

inpersona64 {l Wrote}:

ctdabomb {l Wrote}:hard to tell what the game modes were like before the map started loading and the description popped up.

I think we discussed this a while back. Mentioned something about putting a "Continue" button on the Loading Screen so that people have to accept to join the game. Because I think everyone should know what they are getting themselves into before jumping into anything. Descriptions of the mutators are pretty helpful because not all of them are straight-forward. Maybe it'll go into 1.3..?

ctdabomb {l Wrote}:I don't get the colour thing when making a profile.

wowie {l Wrote}:If you have shaders disabled then that option does nothing. With shaders on that option does this (for example their team color is RED and their personal color is BLACK):

wowie {l Wrote}:A google video search also found this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZYAPSU51hY
At 0:35 you can see a bot up close whose personal color is set to red. Since the match is FFA DM the team color is gray.

Downside to that video is that it shows basically no parkour: http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/r ... Game::play
Try that stuff until you can quickly run through any of the official time trial levels, and then you will have a definite mobility advantage in multiplayer.

ctdabomb {l Wrote}:so if my color is green or white, I am that color in non team modes?

ctdabomb {l Wrote}:I don't get what you mean.......

Wikipedia {l Wrote}:Parkour (French pronunciation: [paʁˈkuʁ]) (abbreviated PK) is a physical discipline which focuses on efficient movement around obstacles. Developed in France by David Belle, the main purpose of the discipline is to teach participants how to move through their environment by vaulting, rolling, running, climbing, and jumping. Parkour practitioners are known as "traceurs".
Parkour's modern history began in the 1920s, though similar movements can be found in the Eastern martial arts ninjutsu and qing gong. Georges Hébert began teaching the fundamental movements related to parkour during this time period, and eventually the training became the standard for the French military. David and Raymond Belle would expand on Hébert's work, and David would eventually find the Yamakasi group, the first group dedicated to parkour.

ctdabomb {l Wrote}:and why the the player in the movie's arm different than mine? this is a hand and a gun, and I have some bulky robotic looking thing that takes up half my screen?

ctdabomb {l Wrote}:also, I don't really get what time trial is.....

wowie {l Wrote}:I don't know why that would be. I have no idea.... could you post a screenshot?
I will, though it will have to be later today...

wowie {l Wrote}:Set your game mode to time trial, then play the singleplayer maps hinder, purge, or testchamber. The goal is like a racing game time trial: Finish the course in the shortest time possible.

TheLastProject {l Wrote}:Hello, Ubuntu user. Have you made sure you've installed the latest version of the proprietary drivers available for your system? In the "Settings" menu entry, there is an option to click "additional drivers". From there on, please make sure you enable the drivers available for your system.

ctdabomb {l Wrote}:err.... I don't see a settings or additional drivers option anywhere. I am on 10.04

greaserpirate {l Wrote}:

ctdabomb {l Wrote}:err.... I don't see a settings or additional drivers option anywhere. I am on 10.04

It should be under "system"-"administration"-"additional drivers".