The end of MAG.....

Personally, I believe that fans of MAG will be far more dedicated to the game than Battlefield: Bad Company 2 fans will be. Essentially, Battlefield is far more mainstream, and so people are likely to move on to the next big thing much more than dedicated fans of a game like MAG will be. Take SOCOM: Confrontation for example - it's not mainstream at all, but apparently it was (summer last year) the 'biggest online PS3 game'.

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Don't quote me on that, but it's just the way I see it.

[QUOTE="Sloan360"]

No, i stuck with, and will continue to play, the better of the fps titles. Otherwise known as MW2.

Love_Lord

Its funny coz its not true....:lol:

It's really funny because your wrong.

[QUOTE="magicquebec"]

who cares ?

wizdom

I never picked up MAG because BF Bad Company 2 is coming out and I'm still playing Killzone 2 and COD MW2.

[QUOTE="Phoenix534"]

[QUOTE="Sondi01"] +1hanslacher54

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I think I am going to pick up MAG sooner or later because I know it will likely have a community for a long time just like Socom and Warhawk (I still have friends that play Warhawk and I'll play it with friends with splitscreen), but I have some catch-up to do with sp games

It saddens me to announce that MAG will be the shortest lived online shooter of all time! Believe me when I say that once BFBC 2 hits the stores, there will be many, many, many copies of MAG being traded towards EA/DICE's superior title. Why would anyone keep playing MAG when BFBC 2 gives you the viceral feeling of being in a war while supplying the team based gametypes that everyone is applauding MAG for. I bought MAg the day it came out and played the crud out of it. Now its two plus weeks later and MAG is done for me!!! 256 players doesn't make a game great!!!

NemeSyS-1