I want to see some dust processor code.

What’s more – dust that occurs in industrial sites for instance is a mixture of particles that can also stay suspended for lengthy amounts to time. Examples are dust and particulates from vents, paint dust (which hangs for hours) and dust from any light solid chemical or material. So if you’re shooting around in some ruined building with dried out wood/plaster/concrete walls – most likely with paint on them as well. You’ll have thick dust and when the thick stuff settles down, you still have a bit of light suspended dust that will reduce visibility in that area… which, is something I like. As said before, a game such as Link-Dead will require more stealth. This is the kind of realism I’ve been waiting for for a long time. Up till now, realism has been mostly eye-candy and CPU draining physics. But natural conditions, such as rain, snow, wind, smoke, etc have been a let down. What’s the point of setting a fire in one of the latest GPU intensive first person shooters, if you can’t hide behind the smoke… because the smoke is unrealistic little puffs that just dissipate within seconds? Modern Warfare 2 is on the right track – one of the levels has you shooting enemies in a thick blizzard. I sincerely hope that that level is multiplayer as well.

So keep going Michal. Link-Dead is becoming very impressive and is on the right track.

Did anybody say LEGEN… wait for it… DARY! 😀