
Some of the items brought up include if the PC version of the game will have dedicated server support for co-op (no, although we don't think many people will complain this time). There also won't be a replay mode or a spectator mode. So what will it have? Check out the full developer submitted Q&A after the jump
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Will there be a dedicated server for Splinter PC?
No, there is no dedicated server mode.
How long will a match in the MP mode "Face Off" last?
The mode is played in a series of rounds. The win criteria is "First to 3 victories". So a match can go up to 5 rounds at most. Players can set up how long a round lasts, or how many points are needed to determine a win. So essentially, it's up to the players to decide on whether they want to play a series of short rounds or a series of long rounds.
How does the matchmaking work exactly?
The matchmaking system attempts to put two players together that are looking for the same type of match based on the selected Map, Difficulty, Language and Ping. If no good matches are found, the player can create a match and wait for someone to connect. Players can also create private matches. Additionally, in the event where we don't find an exact match to your preferences, we gradually and automatically start widening the search parameters until we find the closest best match to what you were looking for. There are no match listings in Conviction, you are matched with the best possible person out there.
Will there be a lobby?
Yes, of course there's a game lobby From the lobby, players can negotiate match settings. You can also change the game mode, map and difficulty without having to exit the lobby. So for example, if you're playing Co-op Story and decide to change for Face-Off, you can do so without destroying your current session. This keeps you connected with your buddy.
How can users prove they won a match?
Besides the in-game statistics for Deniable Ops modes, we'll also have web-based leaderboards where you can compare your stats against anyone else.
Will there be a replay function?
No replays in Conviction.
Will there be a spectator mode?
No.
No, there is no dedicated server mode.
How long will a match in the MP mode "Face Off" last?
The mode is played in a series of rounds. The win criteria is "First to 3 victories". So a match can go up to 5 rounds at most. Players can set up how long a round lasts, or how many points are needed to determine a win. So essentially, it's up to the players to decide on whether they want to play a series of short rounds or a series of long rounds.
How does the matchmaking work exactly?
The matchmaking system attempts to put two players together that are looking for the same type of match based on the selected Map, Difficulty, Language and Ping. If no good matches are found, the player can create a match and wait for someone to connect. Players can also create private matches. Additionally, in the event where we don't find an exact match to your preferences, we gradually and automatically start widening the search parameters until we find the closest best match to what you were looking for. There are no match listings in Conviction, you are matched with the best possible person out there.
Will there be a lobby?
Yes, of course there's a game lobby From the lobby, players can negotiate match settings. You can also change the game mode, map and difficulty without having to exit the lobby. So for example, if you're playing Co-op Story and decide to change for Face-Off, you can do so without destroying your current session. This keeps you connected with your buddy.
How can users prove they won a match?
Besides the in-game statistics for Deniable Ops modes, we'll also have web-based leaderboards where you can compare your stats against anyone else.
Will there be a replay function?
No replays in Conviction.
Will there be a spectator mode?
No.


Interesting article about the ccop mode. i think splinter cell: conviction will be better than double agent. but maybe there will be many new features.
i like the game so much, that i created an fanpage: http://splintercellconvictionfan.comPosted at 6:30PM on Dec 22nd 2009 by Achim