System walki w Reloaded

Plusem jest to, że nie ma utraty punktów akcji między turami, i podziału na akcję gracza/akcję przeciwnika.
Dzięki temu walki trwają krócej.

Ale czy to znaczy że gra się tylko jedną postacią?

Tzn. praktycznie jedną wykonuje się najwięcej działań...

Jeżeli się wyrabia, to tak można.
W systemie turowym brakuje punktów akcji, w aktywnej pauzie postać nie wyrabia się z neutralizacją wszystkich celów, i jest np. raniona.

Jednakowoż system aktywnej pauzy jest bardziej realistyczny.
W systemie aktywnej pauzy postać poradzi sobie z dowolną liczbą wrogów wybiegających pojedynczo zza drzwi, dlatego że wybiegają pojedynczo a strzał trwa krócej niż bieg.
W systemie turowym zastrzeli 2-3 postacie, i skończą się jej AP, a potem wybiegnie czwarta, piąta i szósta, i ją zastrzelą, choć realnie nie jest to możliwe.

Dear Community,

We knew when we announced our intention to modernize the combat system in JA2:R that we would spark off a heated discussion. However, we are shocked at the way this discussion is being conducted in the forums. It is extremely useful for us to hear the honest opinions of all the members of the forum, but personal insults, slander and abuse have no place in this forum and are totally unacceptable. Our aim was and is to engage in an objective and mutually respectful discussion. We are ready to listen to all proposals, wishes and complaints, but we would ask you for objective comments, even though the subject has clearly aroused some strong emotions in certain forum participants.

We have of course been thinking long and hard of how to optimize the combat system. With a new edition of such a closely monitored and universally loved title as this, we would not satisfy the players’ demands were we to merely change the graphics while ignoring the other aspects of the game.

Our objective was and is to modernize both the both the look and feel of the game to live up to the expectations of a contemporary title. With this in mind, we have of course also scrutinized the combat system to assess how here too we can produce an up-to-date adaptation and version. This has not happened without first having an intense exchange of opinion with fans and enthusiasts of the genre. In this respect, we have also looked closely at the later developments in classic games such as the Fallout series for example. As opinions differ wildly, we regret we won’t be able to please everyone. However, we believe the changes to the combat system will make the gameplay much more accessible, intuitive and up-to-date, while retaining the elements that have marked out JA2 as special.

We assume you would like your input to have some influence on the development of JA2:R and are still keen to receive your support in the form of constructive and objective contributions and comments. Once the new combat system has been reworked, we will give forum members the opportunity to test the game flow. More info to follow shortly.

Best wishes until then

... Jednakże uważamy, że zmiany w systemie walki pozwolą wam na rozgrywkę bardziej dostępną, przy jednoczesnym zachowaniu elementów, które charakteryzowały się JA2.

Ja wciąż powtarzam - piszę w jakie JA ja bym chciał grać w przyszłości, a nie jakie się dobrze sprzeda

To: bitComposer Games

This is a request to the new publisher of "Jagged Alliance 2: Reloaded" bitComposer Games who revealed, that the turn-based combat-system will not exist any longer! Instead they presented a new system called "Plan&Go" which contains real-time-elements. Also there will not be a fog-of-war.
Sign the petition to convince the publisher that the players want to keep the turn-based combat system in the upcoming Remake!


Official statement from bitComposer Games:

To ensure that Jagged Alliance 2 makes a successful transition into 2011 and that the remake is as attractive as possible to players who know the Jagged Alliance series and to those who have yet to play it, we will simply make a few changes to the existing JA2 combat system. We are calling the new combat system the "Plan & Go" system. It is based more on real time, and represents a departure from the original combat system in Jagged Alliance 2. We would like to outline the significant changes below, and hope that you, the official JA2 community, will be as excited as we are about them.

Basically, the overall strategy in the combat system remains the same! The player has to identify strategically advantageous positions on the map to minimize losses to his own side as far as possible.

In the "Plan & Go" system we have omitted the "Fog of War", which covered most of the map in JA2. Enemies positioned outside buildings are permanently visible, which enables the player to establish a strategy from the outset without having to constantly save and load. In addition, the world looks much more animated and lively as the hostile forces patrol in the meticulously detailed 3D backdrops.

The "Plan & Go" system removes the turn-based structure. If the player wants to react to an incident, he can pause the game at any time or allow the game to pause automatically by carrying out a particular activity (e.g. if a mercenary has run out of ammunition).

The real-time elements in the "Plan & Go" system also add new and exciting features such as "Timing" for example. As the enemies are patrolling all over the map, the player must time his movements very precisely to defend himself against his enemies. Here, the need to quicksave/quick load is greatly reduced, as the risks and challenges are more easily identified and the effect of the risk is reduced to a much shorter time (e.g. a character is sighted before he has reached his target, so the shooting starts earlier than anticipated).

The "Plan & Go" system also enables players to specify the conditions under which his units can attack independently; they can therefore open fire when enemies enter their range of vision. This offers players the same tactical depth in terms of decision-making, and also intensifies the combat experience, because more experienced players have to pause much less frequently and, for the most part, can let the game progress in real time. In particular, this speeds up battles with large numbers of fighters and which seemed like they would never end in the original game!

Sincerely,

The Undersigned