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Check out Alpha Two Announcements here to see the latest Alpha Two news and update notes.
Our quickest Alpha Two updates are in Discord. Testers with Alpha Two access can chat in Alpha Two channels by connecting your Discord and Intrepid accounts here.
Mount / Caravan damage in PvP
Grimshaw
Member, Alpha Two
Will players take damage from moving mounts/caravans if struck in PvP?
Scenario: You are between nodes on your caravan when a scallywag leaps from the bushes onto the road in front of your caravan. "Your goods or your life" they scream. Do you...
a. Give him your goods, or
b. Drop the reins on those big horses and run the SOB down!
If not, why not? Getting hit by a horse at full gallop is going to leave a mark, let alone going under a loaded caravan wheel.
Scenario: You are between nodes on your caravan when a scallywag leaps from the bushes onto the road in front of your caravan. "Your goods or your life" they scream. Do you...
a. Give him your goods, or
b. Drop the reins on those big horses and run the SOB down!
If not, why not? Getting hit by a horse at full gallop is going to leave a mark, let alone going under a loaded caravan wheel.
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It sounds sensible, doesn't it. I guess it's one for this month's Q&A.
you know you can program all those things, so it doesn't matter if unreal has them or not o-o
also, all you need to care about is that the engine detects the collision. what happens after such detection is up to the programmer / designer, not to the engine.