Fog of war - Revision history

Ghost.wiki at 01:42, 16 April 2010

2010-04-16T01:42:06Z

Ghost.wiki at 04:18, 18 March 2010

2010-03-18T04:18:14Z

Ghost.wiki at 04:17, 18 March 2010

2010-03-18T04:17:55Z

Ghost.wiki: moved Fog of War to Fog of war

2010-03-18T03:43:17Z

moved Fog of War to Fog of war

Ghost.wiki at 22:09, 21 January 2010

2010-01-21T22:09:57Z

Ghost.wiki: moved HAGGER????????????????????? to Fog of War over redirect: revert

2010-01-12T19:16:12Z

moved HAGGER????????????????????? to Fog of War over redirect: revert

Gggykv7: moved Fog of War to HAGGER?????????????????????

2010-01-12T09:01:28Z

moved Fog of War to HAGGER?????????????????????

Ghost.wiki at 21:33, 9 January 2010

2010-01-09T21:33:23Z

Ghost.wiki at 08:36, 9 January 2010

2010-01-09T08:36:30Z

Wyrda at 07:32, 1 January 2010

2010-01-01T07:32:27Z

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 '''Fog of war''' is the idea that in war you have little knowledge of enemy actions that occur outside your [[line of sight]].
-In [[Empire Earth]] this is portrayed in that any place on the map that no friendly units have visited is obscured (black), so you can't see any units, buildings, or terrain in that area.  When a friendly unit visits a location, the area within its line of sight comes in to full view (brightly lit), and you are able to see everything in the area.  When the friendly unit(s) are no longer in that area, the area becomes darker (shaded) and you can only see the terrain and buildings that were there at the time the unit(s) were there.
+In ''[[Empire Earth]]'' this is portrayed in that any place on the map that no friendly units have visited is obscured (black), so you can't see any units, buildings, or terrain in that area.  When a friendly unit visits a location, the area within its line of sight comes in to full view (brightly lit), and you are able to see everything in the area.  When the friendly unit(s) are no longer in that area, the area becomes darker (shaded) and you can only see the terrain and buildings that were there at the time the unit(s) were there.
 Depending on the [[setting]], the reveal map option for hosts is used so the total blackness is gone, making the terrain and each player's starting [[capitol]] visible to all players.

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 '''Fog of war''' is the idea that in war you have little knowledge of enemy actions that occur outside your [[line of sight]].
-In [[Empire Earth]] this is portrayed in that any place on the map that no friendly units have visited is obscured (black), so you can't see any units, buildings, or terrain in that area.  When a friendly unit visits a location, the area within its line of sight comes in to full view (brightly lit), and you are able to see everything in the area.  When the friendly unit/s are no longer in that area, the area becomes darker (shaded) and you can only see the terrain and buildings that were there at the time the unit/s were there.
+In [[Empire Earth]] this is portrayed in that any place on the map that no friendly units have visited is obscured (black), so you can't see any units, buildings, or terrain in that area.  When a friendly unit visits a location, the area within its line of sight comes in to full view (brightly lit), and you are able to see everything in the area.  When the friendly unit(s) are no longer in that area, the area becomes darker (shaded) and you can only see the terrain and buildings that were there at the time the unit(s) were there.
 Depending on the [[setting]], the reveal map option for hosts is used so the total blackness is gone, making the terrain and each player's starting [[capitol]] visible to all players.

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-'''Fog of War''' is the idea that in war you have little knowledge of any enemy actions that occur out of your sight.
+'''Fog of war''' is the idea that in war you have little knowledge of enemy actions that occur outside your [[line of sight]].
-In Empire Earth this is portrayed in that any place on the map that no friendly units have visited is black and you can't see any units, terrain, nothing that is there (Obscured). When a friendly unit visits a location, the area comes in to full view (brightly lit) - units, terrain, etc. When the friendly unit/s are no longer in that area, the area becomes darker (shaded) and you can only see the terrain and buildings that were there at the time the unit/s were there.
+In [[Empire Earth]] this is portrayed in that any place on the map that no friendly units have visited is obscured (black), so you can't see any units, buildings, or terrain in that area.  When a friendly unit visits a location, the area within its line of sight comes in to full view (brightly lit), and you are able to see everything in the area.  When the friendly unit/s are no longer in that area, the area becomes darker (shaded) and you can only see the terrain and buildings that were there at the time the unit/s were there.
-Depending on the [[setting]], the reveal map option for hosts is used so the total blackness is gone - the terrain is fully visible to all players.
+Depending on the [[setting]], the reveal map option for hosts is used so the total blackness is gone, making the terrain and each player's starting [[capitol]] visible to all players.
 [[Category:Game Mechanics]]

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−	Fog of War is the idea that in war you have little knowledge of any enemy actions that occur out of your ~~site~~.	+	'''Fog of War''' is the idea that in war you have little knowledge of any enemy actions that occur out of your sight.

	In Empire Earth this is portrayed in that any place on the map that no friendly units have visited is black and you can't see any units, terrain, nothing that is there (Obscured). When a friendly unit visits a location, the area comes in to full view (brightly lit) - units, terrain, etc. When the friendly unit/s are no longer in that area, the area becomes darker (shaded) and you can only see the terrain and buildings that were there at the time the unit/s were there.		In Empire Earth this is portrayed in that any place on the map that no friendly units have visited is black and you can't see any units, terrain, nothing that is there (Obscured). When a friendly unit visits a location, the area comes in to full view (brightly lit) - units, terrain, etc. When the friendly unit/s are no longer in that area, the area becomes darker (shaded) and you can only see the terrain and buildings that were there at the time the unit/s were there.

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	In Empire Earth this is portrayed in that any place on the map that no friendly units have visited is black and you can't see any units, terrain, nothing that is there (Obscured). When a friendly unit visits a location, the area comes in to full view (brightly lit) - units, terrain, etc. When the friendly unit/s are no longer in that area, the area becomes darker (shaded) and you can only see the terrain and buildings that were there at the time the unit/s were there.		In Empire Earth this is portrayed in that any place on the map that no friendly units have visited is black and you can't see any units, terrain, nothing that is there (Obscured). When a friendly unit visits a location, the area comes in to full view (brightly lit) - units, terrain, etc. When the friendly unit/s are no longer in that area, the area becomes darker (shaded) and you can only see the terrain and buildings that were there at the time the unit/s were there.

−	Depending on the [[~~set~~]], the reveal map option for hosts is used so the total blackness is gone - the terrain is fully visible to all players.	+	Depending on the [[setting]], the reveal map option for hosts is used so the total blackness is gone - the terrain is fully visible to all players.

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-The Fog of War is the idea that in war you have little knowledge of any enemy actions that occur out of your site.
+Fog of War is the idea that in war you have little knowledge of any enemy actions that occur out of your site.
 In Empire Earth this is portrayed in that any place on the map that no friendly units have visited is black and you can't see any units, terrain, nothing that is there (Obscured). When a friendly unit visits a location, the area comes in to full view (brightly lit) - units, terrain, etc. When the friendly unit/s are no longer in that area, the area becomes darker (shaded) and you can only see the terrain and buildings that were there at the time the unit/s were there.
 Depending on the [[set]], the reveal map option for hosts is used so the total blackness is gone - the terrain is fully visible to all players.