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Good riddance for the HC mode :))
All we need is a crazy MG player helped by auto aim killing everyone with 2 shots,HC is a terrible game mode (no real differentiation between weapons) I remember that on some maps I could spawn kill players from the opposing team with the grenade launcher at the start of the round (which is another :banana::banana::banana::banana:ty addition).
I hate you and everything you stand for.Quote:
Originally Posted by XS2K
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All we need is a crazy MG player helped by auto aim killing everyone with 2 shots,HC is a terrible game mode (no real differentiation between weapons) I remember that on some maps I could spawn kill players from the opposing team with the grenade launcher at the start of the round (which is another :banana::banana::banana::banana:ty addition).
- What auto-aim?
- Let's see you take more than two bullets to the chest from a high-calibre squad assault weapon. Additionally, it takes more than two bullets unless you headshot.
- No.
- Random nades are a slight problem, I will admit. You do have to know where to lob them, though.
In short, no.
Honestly, HC mode was never my thing. However, that doesn't mean that those who do like HC shouldn't be given the option to play it.
HC is great
Spawn kill = Kick
run and gun = kick
not using iron sights = kick
TK = kick
Airstrike within 15 sec of start = kick
Martyrdom = kick
Spamming server =kick
and many more
Repeat offenses = BAN :)
DICE reaction about IW screwing us! gogogo DICE!
dice will get my next purchase
they're just trying to get the most advantage out of the latest IW crap.
"because they deserve more" Which entity which is there for the sole purpose of making money (read: company) cares about what people "deserve"?
Who wouldn't? DICE is like the next big FPS developer that's multi-platform.Quote:
Originally Posted by annihilat0r
For their sake they better not be pulling our leg with what they've been saying. The PC community has shown that they're not going to take BS from any company.
I hope for their sake they are serious about these extra features. I'm not talking about the features we expect from a BF game either ( Dedicated servers, 64 players or maybe even more, moddable, etc. )
That's just DICE using this as a chance to make a dig at IW and poach some COD players.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blacky
This is EA we are talking about. Do you guys really think that they will treat us much better in the long run? LOL!
and? Can't be worst than what Activision / IW have done, we haven't seen such fail in the pc history I think...Quote:
Originally Posted by Solus Corvus
A lot of the complaints have been about how the game is being turned into a console port. EA is king of crappy console ports though. They love DRM. They like to buy out small developers, treat them like junk, and turn their quality IP into mediocre crap. If you don't like what is happening with COD:MW2 then you have EA to thank for pioneering that methodology.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blacky
I will probably try the BF games coming out. And they may very well add some nice extras for PC players. But I don't have any confidence in EA to continue down that path in the long run - they have already proven they don't care much about us PC players.
As for this IW move being the biggest screwup in pc gaming history...not even close. Though certainly one of the biggest in recent memory.
The only issue with Dice is their ability to release a game that doesn't have any major bugs. We will see how they fair with BC 2 on the PC.
Their is nothing random about the nades. When you clear a room, you throw a nade in, you don't get visual confirmation..Quote:
Originally Posted by SoulsCollective
Same with rushing nades, if you run at full speed and try to get to an advantageous spot, your route is predictable, and will be met with a nade. I never really understood the "random" nade rule, we never had it in our hardcore tactical real server.
Also i think the auto aim stuff is in regard to console aka ps3 where the modes are being restricted.. lol i d love to see someone try and run n gun in hc with an mg haha, they d get ownd in a second.
Apparently their patches constantly break mods too..Quote:
Originally Posted by Eastcoasthandle
Which is a big problem.
Source was from xs earlier in the thread.. some guy that used to make them (specifically, the AI for a fairly well known mod, iirc)
And yeah, DICE is doing a cash in on IW's failure. Don't blame them, but they'd better prove their worth
One thing to remember with Dice, the team that works on patching never is the development team but a secondary patch only team (eg Dice in Canada did BF2 patching while DICE in Europe, of which developed BF2, handled 2142s development ) Obviously in an ideal world the same team who designed and developed the game would be the ones to perform upkeep and updates but for their own reasons they don't do this.
I do agree that this is all marketing on EAs behalf to try ot take some of Activision's market share but hell, I don't blame them. I am already offended by the games price, then their online changes and now after seeing the intro level I am pretty much determined to ridicule the game completely ( and don't get me wrong I play GTA4 and Fallout 3 both which are quite violent games but neither are remotely as disturbing as the intro level of MW2, and I barely even have standards... I'm no Jack Thompson and I think censorship is a dangerous thing but we have to draw *some* lines - you get to a point where you *do* think about the kids and lets face it despite the games rating, thousands of minors will be exposed to the game regardless ) I am more than sure it is going to be in the news shortly after its launch due to the first level.
I take it you haven't played Condemned: Criminal Origins, Chicken?
Well luckily for the most part all the Aggression and videogame research only shows short term levels of aggression are raised, and long term studies show no significant rises in normal population.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chickenfeed
That being said, there is a minority who are aggressive predisposed to begin with, and it is only in this small group that effects are significant, with a significant effect size... other wise all other peer reviewed research shows nothing either way, or has a study showing a counter claim is true.
aka media hype. its where folk psychology takes over for science.. that watching something violent, necessarily makes one violent, without taking important factors such as the individuals framing and context of that violence. we re not little robots ;)
Sure, but being hit by a cooked nade is really not fun - absolutely nothing you can do about it. A lot of players will just throw their nades into the air at the start of the match, cooked for a second or so - and if you're playing on a smaller map or a linear map like Wet Work, it can really suck dieing for no good reason.Quote:
Originally Posted by villa1n
Lol @ FPS on console, and indeed yes lol @ MG spraying in HC mode.Quote:
Also i think the auto aim stuff is in regard to console aka ps3 where the modes are being restricted.. lol i d love to see someone try and run n gun in hc with an mg haha, they d get ownd in a second.
Hah - you think the price is bad for you; in Australia the release price on PC will be $105.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chickenfeed
And our local newspapers are already commenting on the intro level - http://www.smh.com.au/digital-life/g...1029-hmey.html
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Originally Posted by SoulsCollective
I was indeed talking about the console version in which I played with a m8 and he was killing everything on the map with the MG especially in the capture the point thingie where he was spamming the walls.
I am not talking about nades,those require some skill,I am talking about grenade launchers which on maps like wetwork you could use to spawn kill the opposing team at the star of a round,that was sooo :banana::banana::banana::banana:ed up.
My main problem with HC is that the differences between weapons are very small,for example u don't use the M40A3/R700 u use the M21 which is much more versatile but has smaller damage which in HC is enough to kill someone,u are allowed with P90 which in combination with the increased damage perk is very good for spraying and killing,and there are more examples but I can't really remember since I don't have enough unlocked classes on my game because for a year or so I have played only on promodlive servers.
That's why HC has never been adopted in the competitive community and for that I am grateful cuz I would be still stuck on quake.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=237795Quote:
Originally Posted by STEvil
Got reposted here, for those who missed it. It's in French and is filmed from the console, but still, worth watching.
No doubt it's good marketing. But here are some of the issues we've learn in the past about Dice:Quote:
Originally Posted by gumballguy
-Major or game breaking bugs. Some are fixed while other are not
-Inability to actually fix balancing issues. Instead they've nerfed BF2. For example prone deviation, unnaturally high weapon inaccuracy, air asset supremacy with no competent ground to air defenses, etc.
-Ranking system never allowed for mods
and the list goes on. Now BF2 is no MW not by a long shot as they've done a few things right:
-larger player maps
-both infantry and vehicle server maps
-Team work based FPS with a balance of difference classes
-etc
Now having said that it's clear of what the potential of BF3 could be if done right over MW2 (even if MW2 wasn't nerfed). But if you researched the history of Dice and how they hack-sawed BF2 you really should be more reserved. I honestly believe if BF3 is screwed up were:
-classes are removed
-weapons are still unnaturally inaccurate
-air assets still have supremacy
-major bugs
-and no improvement on player count on servers (this probably need to be compounded by other problems)
then the backlash at IW would look like a tea party in comparison IMO. But we will see.
Run and gun kick? wtf? people aren't allowed to just run around and shoot? If you're so afraid of them, just wait till they come by and shoot em down. That does not validate a kick IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by PagenII
I think he is talking about srv rules rather than HC rules,some srvrs do that,along with other things that requires some skill,it's not that funny when a sniper spawn kills half the team on city streets through walls on HC,hell u can kill 1 on normal mode too if you anticipate where they are.
I forgot "No respawn till next round".
That will teach you to think!
Spend enough time spectating 'cause of R and G. :)
I did, both of them infact :rolleyes: I quite liked them as well. It was more like a CSI / Horor survival game for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by YukonTrooper
Now some good points have been made and I do agree with them for the most part. However the violence alone isn't what I believe effects people but the human element involved. Most violent games which center around killing never have "felt" human, eg simply killing another AI character usually is uninspired and lifeless. But when you start scripting elaborate scenes with people running and screaming ( no different than a movie albeit an interactive one ) there is a higher physiological impact in my opinion. Now I am not hear to preach ethics or anything, I am just making the point that this kind of thing hasn't been done so boldly before by anyone in this industry and it will be interesting to see if in doing so more developers will be comfortable with the idea. (eg after GTA:SA other developers seemed to feel it was okay to liberally use F*CK in their games dialogue )