Enemy 2 released!

[Korodny]

Originally Posted by mailman

When you fall down to the ground where the gun may hit you, tap DOWN twice. Your character will squat and you will avoid the enemy fire.

This approach works only with automated guns with limited ammunition (i.e. three or four bullets on a stick). The automated gun in the picture has unlimited ammunition, so if you squat, you're trapped.

That's the exact position that I'm stuck at.

Originally Posted by Sandro

ok got it thanks
but also I found a vibrator tracker? for what is that ? how you can use it?

It tracks vibrations, i.e. it starts flashing and beeping if something in the current room is vibrating. Usually, these are either Stammos (the big worms) hidden in the floor, or a trapdoor.

[mailman]

Originally Posted by Korodny

This approach works only with automated guns with limited ammunition (i.e. three or four bullets on a stick). The automated gun in the picture has unlimited ammunition, so if you squat, you're trapped.

That's the exact position that I'm stuck at.

I didn't know that. I haven't got that far and I thought that maybe it will do the trick.

[Irek´72]

Originally Posted by Sandro

?
and how can you pass this to the other side of the screen?

First, you need to trigger the trap in the floor in front of the MG, the big worm comes out and blocks the shots of the MG for a few secounds, then you can quickly jump to the right.

This game is not exactly easy to play and Enemy 2 is the sequel to the first game, it might be wise to try the first game and then start with the second.

We (me, my brother and my son) have played it a few days ago a little bit, and we ties up to level 7.

A few codes from the German version could help you with this issue (only for frustrated users )

http://www.ppa.pl/forum/strefa-gier/...zcze-tego-lata

[Korodny]

Originally Posted by Irek´72

First, you need to trigger the trap in the floor in front of the MG, the big worm comes out and blocks the shots of the MG for a few secounds, then you can quickly jump to the right.

Ah... of course. Thanks!

[Predseda]

BTW: "The room number will be displayed in the right bottom edge when you press the right Amiga key"

[Sandro]

Originally Posted by Irek´72

First, you need to trigger the trap in the floor in front of the MG, the big worm comes out and blocks the shots of the MG for a few secounds, then you can quickly jump to the right.

This game is not exactly easy to play and Enemy 2 is the sequel to the first game, it might be wise to try the first game and then start with the second.

We (me, my brother and my son) have played it a few days ago a little bit, and we ties up to level 7.

A few codes from the German version could help you with this issue (only for frustrated users )

http://www.ppa.pl/forum/strefa-gier/...zcze-tego-lata

thanks master
I finished level 2 and continuing playing up to level 6 which I stopped playing for now
this game is very very hard, but is really good,(I like it now )
it could be a commercial game,developers of this game put a lot of effort

[Anachronia]

Originally Posted by Nostromo

I am having some problems with the controls though. How do I jump when I am not running? Thanks!

Press joystick short up twice, in fast succession.
As long as your character has contact with the ground, you can choose the direction of your jump by pressing left or right (if both directions are possible).

[Nostromo]

Thanks - btw is there a WHDload version I can grab yet?

[Anachronia]

Originally Posted by Nostromo

Thanks - btw is there a WHDload version I can grab yet?

No, but you can just copy all files from disk A and B into a created directory (no matter what name) of your harddisc (merge subdirectories with same name). Then start the main program (ENEMY2).

[Nostromo]

Oh that's all, thanks!

[Sandro]

Originally Posted by Anachronia

Press joystick short up twice, in fast succession.
As long as your character has contact with the ground, you can choose the direction of your jump by pressing left or right (if both directions are possible).

hey master are u the author of this game?

[XDelusion]

These screen shots remind me a lot of the old Sega Master System game Zillion. Can't wait to check these out!

[Anachronia]

Originally Posted by Sandro

hey master are u the author of this game?

Yes. My name is André Wüthrich, and Enemy 1 was my 'baby'. Enemy 2 was created in corporation with David Röskamm.

[meckert]

Originally Posted by Anachronia

Yes. My name is André Wüthrich, and Enemy 1 was my 'baby'. Enemy 2 was created in corporation with David Röskamm.

Great stuff, man. Cool that people still support the Amiga. You should set up donations account on paypal

[Nostromo]

Hmmm tried running the game from HDD (A1200 here) and the graphics are messed up. Works ok if I play the game from bootable floppy. Any ideas? Thanks

[Irek´72]

Originally Posted by Nostromo

Hmmm tried running the game from HDD (A1200 here) and the graphics are messed up. Works ok if I play the game from bootable floppy. Any ideas? Thanks

Well, I've built (old generic slave) a WHDLoad version of E2 for myself. It works well, even with my Blizzard 1240

[Anachronia]

Originally Posted by Nostromo

Hmmm tried running the game from HDD (A1200 here) and the graphics are messed up. Works ok if I play the game from bootable floppy. Any ideas? Thanks

How much CHIP-Ram do you have ?

Originally Posted by meckert

Great stuff, man. Cool that people still support the Amiga. You should set up donations account on paypal

Thank you.
We already have one.

[Nostromo]

Originally Posted by Anachronia

How much CHIP-Ram do you have ?

Hmmm will try it with WHLoad without loading Workbench. I have ClassicWB so that takes quite a bit.

[phx]

Originally Posted by Anachronia

Yes. My name is André Wüthrich

The author of Traders and Locomotion?

It's always great to see that commercial authors of the past have still fun in doing Amiga games. Seems that buying Traders about 20 years ago was a good investment.

[Anachronia]

Originally Posted by phx

The author of Traders and Locomotion?

It's always great to see that commercial authors of the past have still fun in doing Amiga games. Seems that buying Traders about 20 years ago was a good investment.

Oh Traders, Locomotion.... this was such a long time ago.
At that time was the glorious era of the Amiga.