(02-17-2010 05:47 PM)Adem Çelik Yazılan: (02-17-2010 05:45 PM)0msima Yazılan: (02-17-2010 05:44 PM)Adem Çelik Yazılan: (02-17-2010 05:42 PM)0msima Yazılan: (02-17-2010 05:36 PM)Adem Çelik Yazılan: War Rock
Savaş Taşı anlamına geliyor. O Crater haritasına "War" meteoru düşüyor sonra işte o taş ile askeri araştırmalar yapılıyor bu arada savaş çıkıyor ^^
alakası yok xD
War Rock doğru ama war = savaş rock = akar gibi bir anlam 
İnan bana öyle
war rock savaş ve taş LOL
istersen bir dahaki görüşümde admine sorayım.
Bunlar Rock u mesela You rock dediğinde sen harikasın gibi bişey oluyor ondan savaş harika gibi bir anlam oyunun adı yoksa savaş taş olmaz zaten
Crater
Battle Group - Deathmatch / Conquest
This is where it all began. The meteor that fell from the heavens, dubbed the War Rock by military scientists, landed where this massive crater now scars the land. The N.I.U. are continuously attempting to gain control over the site so they may conduct research on the crater. Meanwhile, the Derbaran Military maintains a significant presence here in order to keep any information about the War Rock from falling into enemy hands.
her mapte buna benzer şeyler yazıyor
Nihatında dediği gibi bu harita zaten önceden yoktu.Konuyu g1 adminlerine bırakıyorum.Resmi forumdan sordum..
Doğru söylüyormuşsun xD garip geldi ama
“War Rock”
Captain Ramazan’s boots felt like someone had filled them with lead. The war was growing. What had begun as a handful of small unit operations – planting explosives, ambushes, and so forth – had become a series of battles involving armor and aircraft. His Desert Dogs had been fighting nonstop for days.
And now this.
The encampment was little more than a handful of tents arrayed around a crater in the desert. Industrial lights had been set up on scaffolding around the empty hole. The general had sent him here with his elite Desert Dogs on what he claimed was the most sensitive mission of the rebellion to date. But they had only found an empty camp guarded by only a handful of Derbaran soldiers. Worse, only one of the Derbaran officers had offered any information of use under interrogation. “War Rock,” the officer had blubbered in the blood-stinking interrogation tent. “The project is called War Rock.” But whatever “War Rock” was, the officer had been unable to shed any light on it.
One of Ramazan’s lieutenants ran up, breathless and harried. “Captain, a Derbaran snatch operation just happened in the village over the hill. The villagers say the security men took an old man and a boy who saw something at this camp.”
“Let’s go!” Ramazan snapped.
Ramazan’s men caught up with the convoy of three trucks on a stretch of dirt road south of the village. The skirmish was intense but the Derbaran security contingent fell quickly under the Desert Dogs’ assault. They found the old man and boy bound hand and foot in the rear of one of the trucks. Ramazan had them moved into a nearby farmhouse for questioning.
The old man spoke rapidly, his toothless mouth slurring his words and his eyes wide with fear. Ramazan could not understand the old man’s dialect and looked to the boy for translation as he questioned them about the empty camp.
“It was a rock,” the boy said. “A big rock that fell from the heavens.”
“A meteor?” Ramazan asked, but the boy only stared at him blankly. “Did the old man see it?” he asked.
The boy nodded. “He saw it. It made a noise like thunder and shook the ground when it fell. The army came very soon after. Many men with rifles, many trucks. They built the camp around it.” Here the old man added something. “There were men in white suits and helmets,” the boy translated. “Scientists.”
http://gamersfirst.ekolay.net/warrock/?q=en/Story
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