I played Everquest for about 5 years, but it mainly served as an interactive chat room. It was a good way to spend quality time with my brother, even though we weren't near each other.
[QUOTE="KungfuKitten"] Is it going to have BFBC2 level of destruction? Cause that would Rule.KungfuKitten
Even more...
Oooh ok you got me excited. I love me some destruction.
After playing Bad Company 1 & 2, I can't go back to old-fashioned multiplayer. Indestructible cover is just boring. When no wall or crate will give you cover, you have to constantly be moving and shifting. I hated that there were any walls that couldn't be destroyed in BC2. I want absolutely everything to be destroyable like in Red Faction Guerrilla. I even want the rubble to react to explosions. I'm tired of people hiding the in the remains of buildings because they're magically impenetrable if the building is already knocked down.
I continue to want a Korean War game. It could be amazing, but no one ever even tries. I kind of see it as a game that does campaign co-op of at least 4 people. I think 8 would be awesome.
Does this gen of gamers just suck in general at using controllers?
I had a PS1 and PS2 but bought a X360 about 3 or 4 years ago. I had no problem whatsoever with the new controller despite never having played on the original Xbox. I recently used the Dual Shock controller for the first time in years (having recently bought a Ps3) and yet again had no problem going back to the Dual Shock.
Do you guys have deformed thumbs or something?
KlepticGrooves
I bounce between Wii, 360, PS3 and PC quite frequently and have no trouble getting used to the controls. In fact, I find the minor differences a nice change of pace, especially on the Wii. Except I always get screwed up if there's a on-screen prompt to hit X, since they're two different buttons on the PS3 and 360 controller. If I played a lot of one console recently, I find myself hitting the wrong X until I get back in the swing of things.
I'm confused... what am I supposed to be worried about? More people having access to games? Video games becoming an even more mainstream part of our society?
[QUOTE="antifanboyftw"]when the wii starts actually getting all of the big multiplats that pc, 360, and ps3 share (the only big one it had this year was Cod), then it will be worth considering. Seeing as how its only big game this year was SMG 2 and everything else it had was AA, I don't consider it winner. exiledsnake
Exclusives do matter. Who cares about the "big multiplats" coming on the Wii because nobody buys the Wii for "big multiplats". Somebody who already has a 360 or a ps3 would actually go out to buy a Wii if they wanted to play Kirby's Epic Yarn, Epic Mickey, Sonic Colours, Donkey Kong Country Returns or Metroid because its not on their console. Same goes for all exclusives. I have all consoles because of the exclusives. But if I didnt really care for exclusives then a ps3 or 360 would have sufficed for me. That sums it up pretty well. Although, I could do without the 360 exclusvies, which end up being pretty limited and don't usually suit my tastes. I still think that XBLA is the best thing the 360 has going for it. Halo, Fable, and Alan Wake don't really do anything for me. But I own a 360 for the Arcade, and to play with my brothers and friends that only have a 360.
Camping is a legitmate tactic do you actually think they don't use that tactic in real war? Its all a matter if you have the skill to beat campers.
now yes it is annoying when an entire team does it and yes that might be a little crappy but when a single individual does it then its a legitimate tactic.
you basically summed up exactly everything i said in one sentence....thanks haha...but you are dead on! Don't ever compare a tactic in a video game to real war. Once they invent respawning, then you can talk.
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