I've discovered why we have so many problems...

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  • redrider

    #31
    Re: I've discovered why we have so many problems...

    [QUOTE=raceacontari]Just a typical day at an EA office...


    Testing BF2 on EA's test computer


    You Know you been around to long when you can actually Identify the stuff in this photo. (I did my first web surfing in 1983 on an IBM 8088 no hard drive, top speed was 9 Baud, it was called ark net then and the next day we had FBI agents show up at our shop wanting to know what we were doing. LOL) . . . . . Red

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    • FURRY BIRD

      #32
      Re: I've discovered why we have so many problems...

      Originally posted by Alm()nd J()y
      I work for EA!
      Great can you fix the AA so it will shoot somthing down and make it so the Hummer can climb somthing?

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      • Alm()nd J()y
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        • Oct 2006
        • 1209

        #33
        Re: I've discovered why we have so many problems...

        No, sorry . We feel that the grenade launchers aren't strong enough, so we will be increasing their radius of damage by 30%. Along with the many other fixes such as increasing tank speed, assault rifle fire rate, we will be configuring the controls for helicopters and planes to give it more of a Battlefield Vietnam feel. Hope you guys will appreciate .

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        • The Soup Nazi

          #34
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          why is there a steering wheel attached to this computer? please explain.

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          • Jim345

            #35
            Re: I've discovered why we have so many problems...

            Why to steer it of course

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            • Shad_Blunt

              #36
              Re: I've discovered why we have so many problems...

              Originally posted by The Soup Nazi
              why is there a steering wheel attached to this computer? please explain.
              Because the so called "computer" in the picture is just a mock up using different components and isn't real in any way.

              This scan showed up on the net a few years back and was quickly debunked, even the caption below the photo says it is a model.

              The main control, with the wheel is some type of navigation controls sytem for, IIRC, a submarine. The printer, in the foreground, is a teletype machine, and the monitor on the wall.. is just a TV :)

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