fog of war?

[pieman280]

I was playing W:OW2 one day and noticed somthing called fog of war and I was wondering what it does. It's happend to me twice now and the only diffrence was a foggy screen... which looks really cool!

[Wormetti]

I think it hides the names and health.

[robowurmz]

If you've ever played any RTS games, you'll have noticed the Fog of War. The Fog Of War is what covers what you have not explored/cannot see with your troops. If you had all the worms on the left side of the map, and all the enemies on the right, you wouldn't be able to see them. So when you have the fog of war, go exploring with the worms to widen your view of the landscape.

[pieman280]

If you've ever played any RTS games, you'll have noticed the Fog of War. The Fog Of War is what covers what you have not explored/cannot see with your troops. If you had all the worms on the left side of the map, and all the enemies on the right, you wouldn't be able to see them. So when you have the fog of war, go exploring with the worms to widen your view of the landscape.

that sounds cool! thanks for answering my question.

[Mota]

If you've ever played any RTS games, you'll have noticed the Fog of War. The Fog Of War is what covers what you have not explored/cannot see with your troops. If you had all the worms on the left side of the map, and all the enemies on the right, you wouldn't be able to see them. So when you have the fog of war, go exploring with the worms to widen your view of the landscape.

Only in Worms, it doesn't do this. It just hides names + health as previously stated. It's also rendered useless on DS by the map on the top screen, which is not affected.

[enigma_0Z]

Only in Worms, it doesn't do this. It just hides names + health as previously stated. It's also rendered useless on DS by the map on the top screen, which is not affected.

Well not entirely useless... if your opponent has different colored worms, then it matters not, and health levels play a big role in who should be attacked next...