If you like tactical shooters then you'll like it. You'll especially appreciate it if you didn't play the first one, because my main critisizm of R6V2 is that when you've played the first one for months and months, the second doesn't necessarily add enough new features to warrant a purchase. It's also worth mentioning that the recent update has fixed a few problems with the game and adds value, so yeah... Go for it.
I've had a look and I can't find a site that tells you the response time either. Maybe it is just the change to widescreen that you're finding hard to get used to.
Unfortunately it's not something that can be fixed - it's just one of your Television's specifications. If you know the model of your television, you can always search it on the net and from there you should be able to find its response time pretty easily. If it's 8 ms or over, the problem your experiencing is likely due to the response time of your television.
I'll do that once you stop posting irrelevant s***
How about that? Stop tryin to get your post count up, if you have nothing to contribute to a thread, don't post. It's not mandatory to post in every thread you open.
Alright, calm down. I was only joking - no need to get a stick up your arse about it. And for the record, I couldn't care less about my post count. I don't know why anybody WOULD care.
It may be linked to the response time of your TV. All LCD and Plasma televisions have a response time ranging from 2 to 25+ miliseconds, whereas as your average CRT SDTV doesn't have a response time at all. It could be that your HDTV has quite a high response time meaning that there's a noticeable lag from when you press a button on the 360 pad, to when your character moves on screen. This could be the problem that you're experiencing.
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