Star Trek Armada II: Fleet Operations

implementation of a new sound engine. Enjoy! [u][b]IMPORTANT:[/b] [/u]The [b]multimedia pack[/b], including all the music for the mod, can be downloaded from the [url="http://www.fleetops.net/download/Download/FleetOperations3.0/MultimediaPack2/"]FleetOps website[/url]. Please visit the official FleetOps forums to report bugs & balancing issues and to obtain technical support. [b]- TParis[/b] [quote]We are happy to announce that we have a new patch ready for public release - 3.1.4. The newest patch for Fleet Operations can be seen as a foundation for a future patch. We decided to release 3.1.4 early on and pulled some bigger features we initially planned for this release, we'd like to invest more time into before giving them to you. Croesus, who did a outstanding job for Fleet Operations in the past as voice actor now joined us as a full staff member. Some of his latest work can be heard in this patch in the form of new voice sets. On the subject of audio..have you heard the name FMOD Ex? No? I am sure you still have heard of it already. FMOD Ex is the sound engine being used in games like Starcraft II, Bioshock, Crysis and many others. Thanks to it's developers making FMOD Ex available to non-commercial projects, Fleet Operations now uses the very same engine as replacement for the flawed and now outdated sound system that Armada 2 came with. That is not all. The fighter ship AI has been vastly improved. Fighters do now directly support their fighter carriers. Fighter stay much closer to their carriers and attack what their carrier attacks. Also many new interesting balancing changes are part of this patch including a lot of new officer abilities or repair ship usage. I can only recommend you read in the changelog below for some details. [- DOCa Cola][/quote]
Some time has passed since we have uploaded the latest version of Fleet Operations, so I included the changelog from 3.13 - better late than never. There have been some major changes including the