1. USA 2. Just this one. 3. A year and a half. 4. Smooth as could be. I get locked up SOMETIMES when I'm using the web, but that doesn't bother me at all. Great system and will never trade it in for a crapBox.
I have liked their music in the past. Not going as far and saying their really good, but I will say that they are a very nice change in pace in music. Will be checking this out for sure though.
[QUOTE="killinserially"][QUOTE="mrmusicman247"]Honestly, its only here. Outside of GS, people won't attack all of it's flaws, they won't call a game garbage just because it's not like the previous game in the series, and won't hate a developer because they made one bad game. It's a different world out there. loveless9
No disrespect, but in all of the COD or Battlefield forums that I've been around, the hate doesn't stop. If I were to give a rough estimate of a love to hate ratio, it'd be somewhere around 30:70ish. Nothing is going to stop the high expectations us gamers have evolved to posses, but what will and seems to have already started is major title updates that fix problems asap. Even if it means changing high quality game mechanics.
I think It'd be more accurate to say that the internet isn't the best place to judge the expectations of a whole group of people.
Well said, loveless. I really try to stay away from all the hatred that covers the internet for games. There seems to be no recognition for the time these developers put in; 70 hour work weeks, constantly trying to meet deadlines. It's not fair to publicly demonize a game right out of the box. Or in Black Ops's case, before it even released.
Honestly, its only here. Outside of GS, people won't attack all of it's flaws, they won't call a game garbage just because it's not like the previous game in the series, and won't hate a developer because they made one bad game. It's a different world out there. mrmusicman247
No disrespect, but in all of the COD or Battlefield forums that I've been around, the hate doesn't stop. If I were to give a rough estimate of a love to hate ratio, it'd be somewhere around 30:70ish. Nothing is going to stop the high expectations us gamers have evolved to posses, but what will and seems to have already started is major title updates that fix problems asap. Even if it means changing high quality game mechanics.
Once COD4 dropped the shooter genre totally changed. Like prior to that, we already had "classes" like BF2 and other games, but never did we have many of the features we got in COD4. For my favorite COD game, it'd have to be a tie between COD4, and COD5. I know I'll prolly get flamed for it, but oh well. I just hated how they changed the game play. It's ruled by everything other than actual shooter talent.
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