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| '''''Day of Defeat''''' ('''DoD''') is a team-based ] ] ] ]. DoD began as a ] of '']'' in ], but like the developers of '']'', the DoD team joined ] and produced a standalone version that was published by ] in ]. | '''''Day of Defeat''''' ('''DoD''') is a team-based ] ] ] ]. DoD began as a ] of '']'' in ], but like the developers of '']'', the DoD team joined ] and produced a standalone version that was published by ] in ]. | ||
| ==Juego== | |||
| Los jugadores en DoD luchan como lo hicieron los ] y las potencias del ] en el teatro europeo de la Segunda Guerra Mundial entre tropas de infantería. El juego presenta armas históricas, tales como el subfusil ] o ]. DoD es un juego basado en lo que se conoce como clases. Cada clase es un tipo de soldado que debe ser elegido por el jugador antes de empezar una partida. Las diferentes clases poseen características únicas, tanto en el armamento que tienen a su disposición como en la velocidad de movimiento. | |||
| ==Historia de las versiones== | |||
| Versiones principales (incompleto): | |||
| *beta 1 (12 January 2001) | |||
| *version 1.0 (1 May 2003) | |||
| *1.1 (14 November 2003, la primera versión que requería ]) | |||
| *1.2 (19 May 2004) | |||
| *1.3 (7 July 2004) | |||
| ===Day of Defeat: Source=== | |||
| A día de hoy, Valve ha anunciado que presentará próximamente una versión de Day of Defeat empleando el motor gráfico de ], un motor gráfico incomparablemente superior en la calidad gráfica que es capaz de producir, así como en la máquina necesaria para que funcione con fluidez. | |||
| ==Ver también== | |||
| *] | |||
| ==Vínculos externos== | |||
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Revision as of 15:53, 18 February 2005
Day of Defeat (DoD) is a team-based multiplayer World War II first-person shooter computer game. DoD began as a mod of Half-Life in 2001, but like the developers of Counter-Strike, the DoD team joined Valve Software and produced a standalone version that was published by Activision in May 2003.