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Jul 30, 2010 - on Mac, Linux & Chrome OS. RSS Feed Overview Screenshots Tips & Tricks Forum. Soldat is a unique side-view multiplayer action game.
Is a 2D Run and Gun, Fast-paced, Single and Multiplayer video game created and published by Michal Marcinkowski. In this game the player can control a short customizable soldier who possesses jet boots, these boots allow the solder to fly high into the air to eliminate the enemies or other players. It has multiple game modes to choose from such as Deathmatch, Rambomatch, Pointmatch, Capture the Flag, Team match and much more. In some mode the major task of the player is defeating or holding a flag is the main goal.
In all mode, the major task of the player is to kill all the enemy players to win the game. During the gameplay, the player must collect new weapons and power-ups that will help the player in gameplay. Soldat includes lots of prominent features such as different background theme, powerful weapons multiple modes, create his own soldier and much more. With fantastic game mechanics, objective storyline and brilliant visual details.
Soldat is a wonderful game to play and enjoy.
Bmer, Here are some things to try: - Install wine through macports (google for more info). Free project that can run Soldat reasonably well - Download a trial of Parallels to see if the game works in there.
The trial is either 14 or 30 days long - Download a trial of VMWare fusion for the same thing, either 14 or 30 days - Try using Virtualbox, a free piece of software comparable to vmware fusion/parallels - Download a trial of Codeweavers' Crossover Games product (7 days I think) and try it there. Clearly the ideal cases would be to have Wine or Virtualbox work, but I'm not sure if it does. I recently got a Mac but haven't tried Soldat in any of those yet. And I really am not intending to put Windows on this thing just to play games either. Macs are absolutely awesome; they're really fast, visually appealing, just as reliable as Linux (though no where near as customizable) because their both UNIX derivatives, and don't get viruses / spycrap.
They completely blow Windows out of the water and are very much worth the price. As a matter of fact, this spiffy hotel I'm in has a mac right next to the TV. I've checked it out and stuff, played with it, if it wasn't locked down by the hotel's permissions, I'd try installing and playing Soldat in a heartbeat. I'll find out soon enough how great it'll be though, I'll have a macbook pro in my hands within a few days (rest assured it'll never run Winblows or Linux as that'd be completely defeating the purpose). I have used both computers extensively. I used Macs for over 3 years in graphic design school.
Never once in all my years of using a PC for personal use have I ever said to myself 'gosh, I wish I had a Mac so I could run this!' However, during school, I said the opposite to myself at least 1000 times. Macs crash far more often. The cannot do as much. Cannot change parts. Now Macs crash far more often from what I've seen.
But, If your PC crashes for some reason, and you lose a file. If you knows what you're doing, you can go into DOS mode and recover any lost files from memory.
On a Mac, you're f.kED. Mac users often complain about 'well my PC runs slow and blah blah blah'. Well maybe if you didn't load it up with temporary files and viruses from watching porn and downloading warez, you wouldn't have this issue. I keep my PC relatively clean and I have NEVER had my PC crash on me with no explanation. Then they go off and say 'well i shouldn't have to worry about keeping my computer clean'. That's like saying 'My Ferrari is good and fast and awesome etc that I have never have to change the oil or tires!' Macs need emulators to run 90% of the software that's out there.
I swear to god. Every time I tried to install a program for ripping movies so i can make them into a flash file, or running some basic chat lines so I could talk with this designer fellow at the College, or trying to run a program that converts one file to another, or ANYTHING. It wouldn't be able to read the file. I would have to go and find a 'Mac version'. Which usually didn't exist and I would have to go find another program. There are actually special 'Mac sites' that has software just for Macs because they're a bunch of elitist cigarettes.
But it's not all bad for Macs! I mean when it's time for fun, Macs have plenty of great games at their dispos - Oh wait.
Also, let's say a certain part of you Mac breaks. On a PC it's as simple as buying a new one, and putting in the place of the old one. Install software if applicable, done. With a Mac, you have to buy a whole new f.king system. Waste of time, waste of money.
If you're a 16 year old kid who does nothing but download music, watch movies and look at pictures. By all means. Seeing as that's all it's good for. Anything beyond that is a stretch. I've barely even scratched the surface of this bs, because I don't feel like defending myself from a bunch of Mac fanboys.
But I am sick and f.king tired of people ranting about how great Macs are. They're crippled PCs.
Dumbed down so that any trained monkey can use it. Go ahead and like Macs all you want, I don't care. But don't you DARE claim they're better.
Macs are absolutely awesome; they're really fast, visually appealing, just as reliable as Linux (though no where near as customizable) because their both UNIX derivatives, and don't get viruses / spycrap. They completely blow Windows out of the water and are very much worth the price. As a matter of fact, this spiffy hotel I'm in has a mac right next to the TV. I've checked it out and stuff, played with it, if it wasn't locked down by the hotel's permissions, I'd try installing and playing Soldat in a heartbeat.
I'll find out soon enough how great it'll be though, I'll have a macbook pro in my hands within a few days (rest assured it'll never run Winblows or Linux as that'd be completely defeating the purpose). A few things to try: Drag a disallowed app (try something like terminal to start)to the desktop, right click on the app and hit show package contents.
Modify the IDENTIFIER line in info.plist to some allowed app (like iCal). Save and play. If that doesn't work, try copying something big to the desktop, and then open a disallowed app while it is copying.
Select about 20-30 apps from the applications folder including ONE disallowed one. Hit apple-o, and wait a couple mins. When you can, force quit the rest of the apps. Brock you're an idiot. Actually Optik, I have good news for you. If you have an Intel Mac.
If you have an Intel Mac, you can use a program called Crossover, which allows you to run Windows programs natively, without needing a seperate install of windows. That means Soldat or any Windows program (capable of running through Crossover) will run even better on a Mac than a PC lol, since Macs are superior to PC's. Even OS X surpasses Windows in everything it is capable of. The new version - Windows Vista is actually a bloated upgrade of XP and it's interface is an OS X ripoff. 'PC, you are coming to a sad realization. Allow or Deny?'
So if you have an intel mac, then install and enjoy. Yes, lets please not have this thread turn into a religious debate. It is pretty clear that Linux, Windows and Mac users will never agree when anyone in the discussion is stuck to one side. Has anyone had luck with: - Crossover Games and Soldat - Virtualbox and Soldat - WINE and Soldat (on a Mac) - Parallels and Soldat - VMWare Fusion and Soldat I have tried all of them and had one problem or another. With Virtualbox, VMWare Fusion and Parallels, the problem was that my mouse input was amplified by about 10,000 so that 1px of input movement would translate to some huge amount of movement on the screen. Yes, lets please not have this thread turn into a religious debate.
Soldat For Mac
It is pretty clear that Linux, Windows and Mac users will never agree when anyone in the discussion is stuck to one side. Has anyone had luck with: - Crossover Games and Soldat - Virtualbox and Soldat - WINE and Soldat (on a Mac) - Parallels and Soldat - VMWare Fusion and Soldat I have tried all of them and had one problem or another. With Virtualbox, VMWare Fusion and Parallels, the problem was that my mouse input was amplified by about 10,000 so that 1px of input movement would translate to some huge amount of movement on the screen. I've spent countless hours trying to make Soldat work on my Mac. Boot Camp never got past the partitioning part, otherwise I think that would've worked best. But inside the OS, I tried basically everything, although I didn't want to buy a new copy of Windows XP for an emulator, so that complicated things further.
Crossover, which works very well with my other programs, did not work for Soldat. The whole program froze while finishing loading the profiles screen (every time). In the end, though, I ended up using the family PC which ended up becoming mine because my dad bought his own laptop and no one else used it. For Soldat not being also made for the Mac, what's the reason? I'm pretty sure Michal just needs to work on other things instead, but if it's not that, someone tell me. As for the Mac vs.
PC thing this thread is inching on, I'd like to say as a PC and Mac owner, Macs are best if you just want a computer you can keep your stuff on (like music, videos, and stuff) and work with the internet without feeling insecure (no spyware or anything!). It's also good for making videos and stuff. But the main thing is that it lasts.
I've had this Macbook for almost two years and it runs as good as new. Its only problem is the amount of programs that Macs have.
Meaning, PCs have a wider variety of software and PCs are the only choices if you love gaming.