ARGENTUM PREVIEW OFFICIAL VIDEO

[Paul]

bah

[Diego Cueva]

[sub]*bah is a trademark of Diego Cueva. 2001 All rights reserved[/sub].

[Paul]

you're not the first to use bah, man.

[Diego Cueva]

I know that. But it´s my trademark in the PM territories.

[Diego Cueva]

~

[jongjungbu]

this stinks!

[MZGuy]

Pretty funny that CarpeDiem is also a wireless modem for PALM <br><br>

[CARPEDIEM]

LOL!!!!!!!!!<br>I DIDN'T KNOW THAT HAHA!!!<br>JAJAJA<br>JUA JUA!<br><br>I want a carpediemV!!<br>

[Fender]

What machine was the demo running on when the video was recorded?<br><br>~mike

[RICoder]

bah

[sickman2o0o]

u played on the virtual ce, a pc i guess. but how different is the mousemoved to the pencil played game then? cause the mouse moving in the avi does not seem like a moving with the pen, it will be different, not? how different will it be? <br>cause whenever i move the stick across the touchscreen it is like an always click, not like the gameplay on the virtual ce - avi.

[freshmike]

Well the thing is I would hardly understand why the Pocket PC emulator (whose job is to perfectly emulate a PocketPC) would take care of the mouse movement when it's "unclicking". Because as we all know, the screen sensor only gets cursor moves when you click/touch the screen. I understand that you thought you saw that mouse movements were taken care of by the emulator in the video, but IMHO, when the maps move, even when the cursor is near the border of the screen, it may simply come from key pressing (that would emulate pressing the gamepad). Anyway, I hope the map will be able to move this way, because if not, we'll have on actual Pocket PCs to do all the moving using the little map on the bottom left... But I doubt that Carpediem coded the screen border map movement, as it would just be available to the emulator. However, in the first (low-quality) video, with the real PocketPC, we see that the map moves are made using the little map, so I hope that Carpediem can clarify the situation.

[Malmer]

You just tap in the outer edges and hold and then it scrolls. Nothing special with that....stop scrolling when you lift your stylus. The emulator works exactly the same way as the real devices.<br><br>The game has these types of scrolling mechanisms:<br>- Scrolling by taping screen edges<br>- Scrolling using the keypad<br>- Scrolling using the minimap

[jongjungbu]

How about scrolling using infrared?

[freshmike]

Oh ok great. I haven't thought of the clicking on the border possibility because i didn't know what would happen if you click on the border on a unit, would it select it or scroll or both?