{RA}SKYFURNACE
11-19-2003, 10:34 PM
From our friends at www.gamersdepot.com
http://www.gamersdepot.com/games/previews/t3_war/001.htm
Playable human characters are divided into classes—sniper, supply, heavy, light, and so on—each human character comes with a two-item tweakable loadout, mainly primary and secondary weapons. Terminators and SkyNet characters are also class characters—we tried the Skeleton-style Terminator, the droid-tank, and the flying drone--the common rule we saw was that you give up speed for armor and firepower. This was definitely the case when playing as SkyNet—playing as the droid-tank vehicles was our personal favorite--with twin mini-guns blazing away, you can fill a hallway with bullet holes in seconds and cut your opponents to pieces, but those puppies oughta have “sitting duck” spray painted on the sides, because getting out of the way when being fired on is a slow process. Playing as the flying drones, agility and speed are your friends, but your armor has all the strength of wet toilet-paper, and about three well-placed shots will drop you out of the sky. If you do choose to play as SkyNet, you lose the tweakable loadout option, but do gain the assistance of a tracking and targeting system that will highlight enemies on screen as you come across them.
http://www.gamersdepot.com/games/previews/t3_war/001.htm
Playable human characters are divided into classes—sniper, supply, heavy, light, and so on—each human character comes with a two-item tweakable loadout, mainly primary and secondary weapons. Terminators and SkyNet characters are also class characters—we tried the Skeleton-style Terminator, the droid-tank, and the flying drone--the common rule we saw was that you give up speed for armor and firepower. This was definitely the case when playing as SkyNet—playing as the droid-tank vehicles was our personal favorite--with twin mini-guns blazing away, you can fill a hallway with bullet holes in seconds and cut your opponents to pieces, but those puppies oughta have “sitting duck” spray painted on the sides, because getting out of the way when being fired on is a slow process. Playing as the flying drones, agility and speed are your friends, but your armor has all the strength of wet toilet-paper, and about three well-placed shots will drop you out of the sky. If you do choose to play as SkyNet, you lose the tweakable loadout option, but do gain the assistance of a tracking and targeting system that will highlight enemies on screen as you come across them.