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Old 06-04-2005, 04:18 PM   #1
Chip

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Glitch - dead but not quite
I was just against the last boss and he shot the homing missiles at me at point blank range. I then died as you may have guessed but as I flew backwards off the edge and into the lava, It never gave me the option to load my last game so I clicked F3 which did nothing. I then clicked the escape key to bring up the main menu - that did nothing. Soo basicaly it had messed up.

But the strangest things was I could turn around using the mouse and look up and down despite having the handicap of being dead. I couldn't move fowards or attack but since they had messed up I though its best to call upon task manager and force the game to close.

Has anyone ever seen this before?
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Old 06-04-2005, 04:20 PM   #2
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Re: Glitch - dead but not quite
First and foremost, can you reproduce the issue? This is probably one of the side effects of the code being hacked together from (n) different segments of various betas that were laying around. Thank you for the bug report, I will pass the link to this thread to JonoF personally.
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Old 06-04-2005, 05:14 PM   #3
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Re: Glitch - dead but not quite
Interesting... Almost the same glitch exists in Duke3D... If you put a camera into the moving train and then look into the viewscreen you will die and then You'll be unable to exit to the main menu...
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