Post by {USI}_Zombie on Jun 24, 2008 12:55:53 GMT -5
I know Shinoobie was having this problem last night....here is a "fix" for it:
I don't know if anybody else had this problem or if it is a known fact but this is something that drove me nuts ever since OFP.
When playing missions (both SP and MP) it could sometimes happen that after the player got killed he would spawn into a new soldier and become group leader but the group would not follow him anymore. All attempts to get people to follow or back in formation would result in commands such as "All, follow all!" or "All follow 9!" or similar.
Yesterday I found a solution that worked for me. I noticed that it happened while the deceased leader had given a "Get In" command shortly before he died. When I spawned into the new soldier I became group leader but with a little "GET IN" sign over my icon - and the "all follow all" effect.
I then used the radio to reply "Done" (Radio-0-1) and all of a sudden the icon was gone and the group started following me again
I would have never crossed my mind that a soldier can so easily sneak out of an order (in ArmA engine terms) by just replying "Done".
Just wanted to share this in case somebody searches the forums or has this problem now and then.
Regards,
Victor
When playing missions (both SP and MP) it could sometimes happen that after the player got killed he would spawn into a new soldier and become group leader but the group would not follow him anymore. All attempts to get people to follow or back in formation would result in commands such as "All, follow all!" or "All follow 9!" or similar.
Yesterday I found a solution that worked for me. I noticed that it happened while the deceased leader had given a "Get In" command shortly before he died. When I spawned into the new soldier I became group leader but with a little "GET IN" sign over my icon - and the "all follow all" effect.
I then used the radio to reply "Done" (Radio-0-1) and all of a sudden the icon was gone and the group started following me again
I would have never crossed my mind that a soldier can so easily sneak out of an order (in ArmA engine terms) by just replying "Done".
Just wanted to share this in case somebody searches the forums or has this problem now and then.
Regards,
Victor
