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The Transition of Desert Combat from BF 1942 to BF: Vietnam |
To: Trauma StudiosWe, the players of the popular BF 1942 mod, Desert Combat, hereby ask that the developer, Trauma Studios, port this modification over to the robust engine of Battlefield: Vietnam, the upcoming sequel to Battlefield 1942 (developed by DICE & EA). We believe this move would provide the fans an opporunity to do much more than could ever be done before in a game that is ever-expanding to include the many nations, weapons, vehicles, and tactics that are present in today's world. The advancement of this mod will only be possible if the developers make this decision and begin the transition of Desert Combat from the BF 1942 engine to the BF: Vietnam engine.
The supporters of this move, signed below, fully believe that Desert Combat will become a much better modification if Trauma Studios indeed begins development on the BF: Vietnam version of Desert Combat. We know how much time was put into this mod already, and everyone greatly appreciates the work that has been done. We think it can easily said that Desert Combat has become the Counter-Strike of 2003, and will continue to grow and expand as more and more players dig deep into the world that has been shaped by Team Trauma.
Thank you to all who believe in this mission and who therefore sign their marks below.
- From the fans of Desert Combat, the members at the Desert Combat Forums, the people at Xtreme LAN, and anyone else who supports this cause.Sincerely,
The The Transition of Desert Combat from BF 1942 to BF: Vietnam Petition to Trauma Studios was created by All Desert Combat Fans and written by Dogmeat. This petition is hosted here at www.PetitionOnline.com as a public service. There is no endorsement of this petition, express or implied, by Artifice, Inc. or our sponsors. For technical support please use our simple Petition Help form.
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