The rumour is they want to bring back the COD 4 maps, basically combining the games (cod 4/mw2), which would draw in fans of the old game and still give new comers to COD some new content.
DranzarTypeF
I hope they do, i would gladly play the cod 4 maps over these 'new improved' maps featured in mw2....
While we are on the subject, does anyone have an idea what the DLC is going to be. I have been hearing that it's going to be previous Call of Duty 4 maps to, but I am betting those are rumors. Call of Duty 4 had some standout maps though, that's what kind of dissapointed me about MW2.
SovietAgent
I agree as most of the maps dont make it feel like an army/war game, they seem random in comparison to the campaign and predecessors. Maybe they'll do a R6V2 and bring back some of the original legendary maps.
Does anyone know a specific date for a MW2 DLC, i heard it was in 'spring' but as anyone got a more accurate date? Also what is your opinion of the COD DLC's and will you be buying it?
I've seen a lot of achievement threads of late, and I was just wondering what other people's take on achievements would be like. So, how important is gamerscore to you?
I personally usually look a person's gamerscore before I even consider adding them to my Friend's List, as it's a good indicator of what kind of gamer they are. If I see a gamerscore higher than a few thousand I take that as a sign that the person isn't just playing the game I met them on and only that. Along with that, a few of my friends have a sort-of competition to see who can get the higher gamerscore. Of course I have an unfair advantage now that I have Gamefly.
oUndauntedo
Gamerscore doesnt bother me at all.... i've had my console 2 years and i only have like 7500G. I prefer to play games for fun rather than achievements.
Games on Demand is overpriced for a number of reasons, but the more pressing reason is that some of the games they're selling on Games on Demand are more expensive than their physical counterparts. Considering that it costs them almost nothing to distribute these titles via the Marketplace (no manufacturing costs for discs, cases, or manuals) they should actually be cheaper. It's completely unreasonable for them to overprice these games for whatever reason when it costs them nearly nothing to sell them.
oUndauntedo
Also the fact that the manufacture costs are a lot faster, games on demand arent having to burn thousands of games onto discs per day. They too probably have like 10 people working the website whereas manufacturers probably have 100 in one warehouse...
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 is also my most anticipated game. I got hooked on the series with Battlefield 1942 and have loved it ever since.DropTarget
I didnt play 1942 as it could only be downloaded from marketplace and i dont have the HDD space but heard good things about it so i assumed BFBC2 could only get better :D
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