[Thread ufficiale] Forgotten Hope 2.1

[491eeee2ea7f12dc1091d926211af824 (Troy McClure)]

Fuori la password, subito.

[221e1b6d7bcbbc6e8d5b2f4582fedf19 (Uhm...)]

e come faccio a saperla?

[4f48aad56da40b8f329c8966bd295a49 (MAGNO[GoG])]

se hai la password vai di pm

[491eeee2ea7f12dc1091d926211af824 (Troy McClure)]

e come faccio a saperla?

Si vede ad occhio nudo che la sai.

[221e1b6d7bcbbc6e8d5b2f4582fedf19 (Uhm...)]

Si vede ad occhio nudo che la sai.

...

io so solo che la versione che ho io era senza password

[491eeee2ea7f12dc1091d926211af824 (Troy McClure)]

Allora dacci la tua versione
Anche noi ne abbiamo diritto

[221e1b6d7bcbbc6e8d5b2f4582fedf19 (Uhm...)]

Ciao e ben tornati ad un altro aggiornamento su Forgotten Hope 2. Prima di rilasciare la password, vogliamo mostrarvi il nuovo trailer, fatto da Bob Sacamano. Questo trailer mostra le nuove 3 mappe (Crete 1941, Gazala and Mareth Line) e alcuni dei nuovi veicoli che saranno inclusi nella patch. Godetevelo.

http://www.gametrailers.com/player/usermovies/217142.html

E' tutto per adesso, ma tornate tra 2 ore per la password e i link per scaricare i files senza password. Fino ad allora sentitevi liberi di visitare il nostro canale IRC per discutere di questo update o altre news.

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[491eeee2ea7f12dc1091d926211af824 (Troy McClure)]

nessuno che posta la password

-=FH-TS-Server:80.190.243.217:20019=-

[221e1b6d7bcbbc6e8d5b2f4582fedf19 (Uhm...)]

Hello and welcome back to another update of Forgotten Hope 2. Finally, after 5 months of development, we are proud to present Forgotten Hope 2.1. We hope you've all had a chance to download the passworded torrents, so you can get right to playing 2.1 after installing, but don't worry if you haven't, because we've also got a long list of mirrors where you can download the unpassworded files.

Installation Instructions

To help you through the process of installing Forgotten Hope 2.1, we've prepared some step by step instructions. There are as many as four files available. First, you have the two passworded files, one of which is a full version and one of which is a patch. These files are in .rar format and you will need a program such as win-rar to extract the installation file. The password for these files is:

Password for the pre-release .rar file

-=FH-TS-Server:80.190.243.217:20019=-

After extracting the installer just open the file and it should guide you through the rest of the installation. Just remember, if you downloaded the patch, make sure you have an unedited version of Forgotten Hope 2.0 installed (custom maps are not a problem).
If you've downloaded the files without the password (you will find links to these files below) then you must also first extract the installers from their .zip archives. The program win-rar can also open these files. Once extracted, just run the files and the installer should take you through the rest of the installation.
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The password begins with "-" and ends with "-".

grazie mille .*zerOKilled*. per il server

[491eeee2ea7f12dc1091d926211af824 (Troy McClure)]

Quale server?
IP? map rotation? settings?
Grazie Zero

[221e1b6d7bcbbc6e8d5b2f4582fedf19 (Uhm...)]

Hello and welcome back to another update of Forgotten Hope. Today we've got two items; first, we'll talk about the next patch for Forgotten Hope 2 and second, we'll show you some nice renders of weapons that will be available on our Normandy maps.
Before we release Normandy, we've got one more patch coming up for Africa. It will feature three brand new maps and a number of bugfixes (and perhaps new weapons and vehicles). These three maps are in the final stages of development, so we expect this patch not to takes as long as 2.1 to be released. For this patch, which we're calling Forgotten Hope 2.15, we've prepared a teaser that shows screenshots of all three new maps. What the names of the maps are and what they're about we'll leave for you to guess. Feel free to share your guesses on our forum.

We have as many as five new weapon renders today. Let's start with the American weapons, both of which were modeled and skinned by Seth Soldier.

Although the Springfield M1903 rifle first entered military service in the US army in 1903, it was still used in large numbers during the Second World War, especially before the M1 Garand was available in large quantities. By the time of the Normandy landings, the M1 Garand had mostly replaced the springfield, but it still remained the favoured weapon for snipers. The A4 version of the M1903 was adapted for snipers and first appeared in 1942.
The M1 Carbine was first issued to US soldiers in mid 1942. It was developed to be a lightweight, but accurate weapon, as the M1903 Springfield and M1 Garand were thought to be too cumbersome for fast and light troops. Especially for the Airborne a seperate version with a folding stock was made, called the M1A1 Carbine. Although the Carbine fired rounds of the same caliber as the M1 Garand (.30), its rounds were much shorter and many soldiers complained about its lack of stopping power and penetration.
Next, we have three German weapons. Let's start with the explosive ones, both of them modeled and skinned by Knoffhoff.

Both the British and the Americans mainly used fragmentation (pineapple) grenades. These grenades not only cause a concussive explosion, but they can also blast deadly shrapnel up to 50 metres away. The standard German handgranade however, didn't have much of a shrapnell effect at all. To increase the deadlyness of this grenade, the Germans developed special caps that you could slide over the explosive head and would fragment during the blast. Also note that this isn't the same M24 grenade as in 2.1, but a newer version, called the Stielhandgranate M43.
In late 1943 the German army introduced a new weapon in anti-tank combat, called the Panzerfaust (meaning armour-fist in English). The initial version of this weapon could only reach about 30 metres, but the versions used in Normandy can reach as far as 60 or even 100 metres. Contrary to popular belief, this weapon is in fact not a rocket, but a recoilless gun. A rocket has a propellant in the projectile, that carries it through the air. The panzerfaust carries two charges in the barrel, one of which fires the projectile away, while the second creates an equal force in the opposite direction to cancel out the recoil. Be careful though, this second charge creates a dangerous fire-jet at the other end of the weapon, which will severly burn anyone standing behind you.
Last but not least, we have the Sturmgewehr 44, both modeled and skinned by Seth Soldier.

The StG44 only entered service in July 1944, but before that the previous versions of this rifle (MP44 and MP43) had already been used on the front lines. This weapon is commonly regarded as being the first assault rifle in history. It fired powerful 7.92mm rounds, which were more like short rifle rounds than submachinegun bullets. Combined with its relatively long barrel and good accuracy, this weapon combined the best aspects of rifles and submachineguns. Nearly 426,000 of these assaultrifles were build during the war. Many people claim that the famous AK47 was only copied from the StG44, but while the overall design was similar, the mechanics are completely different.

[221e1b6d7bcbbc6e8d5b2f4582fedf19 (Uhm...)]

Hello and welcome back to another update of Forgotten Hope. Today we've got renders of 2 new armoured cars for Normandy and a render of a new rifle for our African maps. Before we show those though, we'd like to start by welcoming the latest addition to our development team, Agus.
The first render we have in store today is that of M8 Greyhound. This dog was both modeled and skinned by our new dev Agus.

The M8 Greyhound was originally designed to be a tank destroyer, but when the design was ready it was already clear that its 37mm gun would do little to harm the German tanks. So, when the M8 entered serial production in early 1943 it was classified as a Light Armoured Car. The nickname Greyhound was given to the M8 by the British (who received many of them through the lend-lease program) because of the M8's high speed and thin armour. Although the M8 was retired from service in the US army shortly after the Korean War, it remains in use in several third world countries to this day.
The second render is that of another armoured car, namely the German Sd.Kfz. 234/2 "Puma". This cat was modeled and skinned by Toddel.

The Puma was a whole different class of armoured car than the M8. It weighed nearly 12 tons and came equipped with the 50mm KwK39/1 L/60 gun, the same as in the late PzKpfw III J, but with a muzzle break attached. Even then, it was still capable of reaching speeds as high as 85 km/h, which is only 5 km/h slower than the M8. Despite of these qualities the production of the Puma stopped in mid 1944 in favour of the other turretless Sd.Kfz. 234s. At this time only 101 Pumas were made.
The last item we have for today is the Lee Enfield No1 MkIII* rifle. This weapon was modeled by Seth Soldier and skinned by betatester FatJoe.

The SMLE MkIII* entered service with the British army in 1915, during the First World War, but it was still the main British rifle at the start of the Second World War (although renamed to 'No1 MkIII*'). Other commonwealth nations like Australia and India used the MkIII* during the whole of World War 2, while Britain replaced them by the new No4 MkI. The mass production of the No4 rifle didn't start until 1941 however, so the No1 MkIII* was by far the most common rifle in Africa. You can expect to see this new rifle replace most of the No4s in the upcoming 2.15 patch.

domani traduco le ultime due news

[491eeee2ea7f12dc1091d926211af824 (Troy McClure)]

se lo dici tu ci credo...

[Supra_GT_Nos]

scusate x le mie domande da niubbo...

su quale server giocate a fh2? cosi x ownarvi scherzo...

a che versione sono arrivati? leggo 2.1 ma con la pass... cioè?

[491eeee2ea7f12dc1091d926211af824 (Troy McClure)]

Tu che file hai scaricato? Quelli nei link sopra sono senza password. Se hai un file che ti chiede la password tu inserisci: -=FH-TS-Server:80.190.243.217:20019=-
Per i server non è che ci sia molta scelta... in Europa ce ne sono al massimo 3-4 popolati, comunque se entri nel server Hslan vai sul sicuro.

[Valerio.Z]

Ragazzi.. a me ancora non mi dice nulla ... almeno per me lo trovo ingiocabile.
Pr non mi scatta.
Bf2 non mi scatta.
FH2 invece è ingiocabile.. non capisco il perchè... non credo sia sempre la lag..
Poco ottimizzato ?

[221e1b6d7bcbbc6e8d5b2f4582fedf19 (Uhm...)]

io non ho nessun problema
tra tutti i mod che ho provato l'unico poco ottimizzato era giusto pr

edit:
forse c'era pure BG:F, non ricordo (per fortuna)

[2b58e0335d26200d33273521703277d5 (***K1LLER***)]

domanda very niubba ma ho coraggio...quello che mi manca è la voglia di cercarmi la risposta in una mare di pagine...


c'è qualche delay-time quando si switcha fra le varie posizioni del tank?

quante slot sono previste negli stessi? non c'è la slot del commander (capo-carro) vero?


son curioso di provarlo sto mod sembra na bomba.

o almeno a livello estetico le riproduzioni sembrano fatte da dio, sia mezzi che armi e i vari oggetti che puoi trovare.

[2b58e0335d26200d33273521703277d5 (***K1LLER***)]

impressione dei primi 20min.:
ottima sto mod è uno sballo, troooopppo figo.


tobruk rulez 20 min ci ho giocato avrò visto si e no 1/3 della mappa
ma è stato un colpo di fulmine.

love...

fà solo venir leggermente la nausea il movimento oscillatorio della visuale,ma rende il gioco un po più immersivo.

edit:
il fucilazzo inglese del rifleman è uno sballo pare fin troppo facile da usare; 1 shot 1 kill godo..





sto mod ha fascino .

[221e1b6d7bcbbc6e8d5b2f4582fedf19 (Uhm...)]

Hello and welcome back to another update of Forgotten Hope. This week we're introducing two vehicles for Normandy - a brand new tank destroyer and an old tank you might remember from Forgotten Hope 0.7. That's not all though, we're also showing the first of the three new maps that will make their appearance in the 2.15 patch.
As usual, we'll start with the Normandy news. First, we have the Sturmgeschütz 40 Ausf. G Late, made by Toddel.

This tank destroyer is the very latest edition of the StuG III series. The later StuG III versions, which used the 75mm StuK 40 guns were named StuG 40s. This name change coincided with a change in role on the battlefield, as the new StuGs were no longer assault guns, but tank destroyers. The original StuG 40 Ausf.G went in production in December 1942, but over the years many additions have been made to this successful design. This particular model comes standard equipped with 5mm sideskirts, a remote controlled MG34 and an 80mm thick cast gunmantlet which includes an MG34 coaxial machinegun. The StuG 40 Ausf. G was by far the most produced German armoured fighting vehicle, with nearly 8000 of them leaving the factories.
The second item we have to show for Normandy is the British Cromwell tank. Since the model and skin from Forgotten Hope 0.7 were already of such great quality, we decided to port this tank instead of making a new model. The original model was made by Malsa and the skin by Montoya. The normal map was done by Toddel and the tank was exported and coded by Ctz.

The development of the Cromwell dates back to 1940, when it became apparent that the cruiser would need to be replaced by a more capable tank. The first design to be accepted was the Cavalier, which proved to have too many problems to be considered for use in combat. The second design was the Centaur. This tank turned out to be a whole lot better, but it still suffered from a poor engine. This problem was solved with the new Rolls Royce Meteor engine, which was based on the famous Merlin engine, used in the Spitfire. The new tank equipped with the Meteor engines was named the Cromwell. Originally the Cromwell was armed with an OQF 57mm 6-Pounder, but in late 1943 these were replaced by new 75mm guns, based on the 6-Pounder, but capable of firing the same rounds as the US 75mm M3 gun used in the Sherman. Although the Cromwell didn't have as much armour as the Sherman, it did have a lower profile and a much greater speed. Over 3000 Cromwells were produced during the war.
The last thing we have for this week's news is the first of the three new maps. This map is about the Siege of Giarabub in 1941 and is made by Lobo.

Giarabub is an oasis in Libya, near the Egyptian border and about 200 kilometres from the coast. It was the southernmost Italian outpost in Cyrenaica and it lay dangerously close to the Egyptian oasis of Siwa. When Operation Compass swept along the coast, defeating the Italians in every engagement, the Oasis of Giarabub held out and became a shelter for all Italian soldiers in nearby positions.

In December Giarabub was surrounded by British forces and besieged. About 1500 Italians were held up inside the town and while all other Italian held towns in Cyrenaica surrendered to the British in the next months, the Giarabub garrison would not surrender.

With only the bare minimum of supplies from the occasional airdrop the Italians managed to keep going throughout January and February of 1941 and when the garrison received a letter from Rommel on March 17th, there was hope that they might still be rescued. With the Germans preparing their invasion of Cyrenaica they would only have to hold out for a few more weeks. However, the British and Australian forces surrounding the town had not been idle either. More and more troops arrived until on March 21st 1941, after a 45 minute artillery bombardment, they attacked Giarabub...