[QUOTE="Baranga"][QUOTE="BladeMaster84"]

[QUOTE="Baranga"]Yes, but it doesn't have fancy physics:Pdf853

You mean the same fancy physics that cause everything you walk near to go flying off their shelves and ricochet across the room for 10 minutes in Oblivion? :P

Yes, but I'll be damned if that's not the best part of the game:lol:

That article is absolutely hilarious!!

ROTFL :lol:

Not even close. But the game is much better.Johnny_Rock

Couldn't say it any better...:D

Well, I've read that most of you agree with source to be the best engine...

I do not agree because the things which define the quality and the reliability of an engine are the possibility to fit with the largest number of pcs of different "generations" and the fact that the game runs with an average amount of fps even though you're not using a top level machine or an high detail configuration.

There are three engines which are really able to manage this task:

- PAIN 3D, used in Painkiller

- Unreal 3 (don't need to say where it's been used, do I?:D )

- Serious engine, used in Serious Sam games.

And, if I have to choose, I would definitely choose Serious engine because the effects are shown in such a realistic way that I've never seen before and it's REALLY a very versatile engine (meaning that it's the only one which allows you to set so much variables in order to make it work with every kind of machine!) ...

..DEFINITELY the best ever!

The very first time I used videogames was...many and many years ago and it was "road runner" on commodore64.

And then there was doom...

Let's see if I can list the most important game ever:

First of all: PACMAN and any other platform (you can't evenfigure it out who you are if you won't know who you were...! :D)

Then: Wolfenstein 3D; Doom; Prince of Persia; Diablo; Half Life; Deus Ex; Unreal; Neverwinter Nights; Gothic; Max Payne; Mafia; FEAR.

And... that's all folks, at least by now.... No other are coming to my mind. I will right you back just in case. One more thing: I tried to keep them in cronological order. Hope I managed to do it right.

Bye

! ! ! ! Q U A K E ! ! ! !

I personally dislike cheating in any case and any games especially online ones...

Sometimes it has been fun using the tank in GTA III as long as I already finished the game but I don't believe it's fair even when you play singleplayer games.

[QUOTE="Isidur_Paine"][QUOTE="Hexagon_777"][QUOTE="GlenQuagmire"]

I played it for 35 hours according to my Xfire profile, and never enjoyed it. It's a very linear and simple online RPG, and I know the game limits you to eight abilities at a time, but that doesn't make the game any more complex imo.

I think of it as a poor man's online RPG. I just can't play a game like Guild Wars after playing a fully featured online RPG, like a MMO. Diablo 2 is an exception to the rule though.

Hexagon_777

So let me get this straight. You played Guild Wars for 35 hours but never enjoyed it? How did you manage 35 hours then? 35 hours is a hell of a load of time to spend on something you don't enjoy doing, nor have to do.

So, I'm not the only one who noticed this guy was quite masochistic to play an horrible game for 35 hours...I mean 35...it's one day and a half... Sorry dude, doesn't sound plausible!!!

Are you being sarcastic towards me? :?

Absolutely not! Infact, I was just underlining the reason why I really believe you were right in criticising GlenQuagmire's opinion and the reason why I believe his opinion is not plausible.

I was sarcastic towards him, not towards you. Sorry if I couldn't make myself clear at the first time.

[QUOTE="GlenQuagmire"]

I played it for 35 hours according to my Xfire profile, and never enjoyed it. It's a very linear and simple online RPG, and I know the game limits you to eight abilities at a time, but that doesn't make the game any more complex imo.

I think of it as a poor man's online RPG. I just can't play a game like Guild Wars after playing a fully featured online RPG, like a MMO. Diablo 2 is an exception to the rule though.

Hexagon_777

So let me get this straight. You played Guild Wars for 35 hours but never enjoyed it? How did you manage 35 hours then? 35 hours is a hell of a load of time to spend on something you don't enjoy doing, nor have to do.

So, I'm not the only one who noticed this guy was quite masochistic to play an horrible game for 35 hours...I mean 35...it's one day and a half... Sorry dude, doesn't sound plausible!!!

Let's answer this way:

Current Favorites:

1. FEAR
2. Painkiller
3. PES5
4. Jade Empire Special Edition
5. Morrowind + exp.

All Time Favorites

1. Unreal
2. Diablo
3. Half-Life
4. Max Payne
5. The Sims