Tout d'abord et c'est bien là la plus importante, le jeu aura bien une démo qui sortira un peu avant la sortie du jeu. (Confirmé par Helios)
D'autre part, une nouvelle preview de PC Gamer vient d'être diffusé. De nouvelles infos interessantes sur le jeu. (en anglais) Il sortira sûrement en français pour PC Jeux.
Lien: http://www.flickr.com/photos/sir_polaris/3348821999/
Voici un commentaire d'Helios sur cette preview:
Due to some backlash by concerned members of the OFP2 community. Helios has made some postings to clarify what was written in the recent PC Gamer UK article. Addressing one of the biggest concerns mentioned - that of: regular squad mates being able to 'revive' [see: heal] and repair.
@ PC Gamers “Squad Mates can Revive” and medical/repair system
“Right everyone,
Just to clear things up for you, here is a basic run-down.
There is a medic class in the game, however every soldier carries basic field dressings that can be used by any soldier to stem bleeding, however field dressings do not 'heal' injuries. Also, it is not possible to resurrect dead soldiers in the field.
With regards the repairing vehicles I'll just reiterate what I posted earlier which is that any soldier can fix a flat tire but they cannot for instance put the rotors back onto the burning shell of a chopper as that wouldn't be very realistic.
Oh, one more thing....limb loss is fatal. ”
“... Limb loss [is, in regards to] catastrophic damage
You'll be seeing plenty of shot up people crawling around in OFP: DR of that I can assure you”
@ Fixed Wing Aircraft
“Right everyone,
I'm finally able to confirm to you that fixed wing aircraft aircraft will not be in the game. ”
Source: Playable Fixed-Wing Aircraft
@ Demo
“Exact details TBC”
ELEMENTS IMPORTANTS:
-Tout soldat pourra soigner certaines blessure, mais la classe Médecin, présente dans le jeu, sera plus apte à cette mission et aura ainsi la capacité de guérir des blessures plus grave. (Pas de résurrection)
-On pourra réparer les véhicules, mais le réalisme sera très présent: changer de roue, mais pas de rotors par exemple.
-Des dégâts trop importants sont fatals.
-Ailes détachables.