Yeah yeah. But next time you go to play... and you load up Apartments... ask yourself, "Am I really having fun?". (This only applies to you if you are an RO1 vet sorry)
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Yeah yeah. But next time you go to play... and you load up Apartments... ask yourself, "Am I really having fun?". (This only applies to you if you are an RO1 vet sorry)
Yeah yeah. But next time you go to play... and you load up Apartments... ask yourself, "Am I really having fun?". (This only applies to you if you are an RO1 vet sorry)
Then why do anything?
My heart wouldn't be broken if I missed a target I was aiming at with a bolt action. It just happens, and it puts more lead in the air which makes for more intense combat.
It makes for unrealistic firefights, which coincidentally aren't that fun or intense.
Why try fixing something that wasn't broken? RO1 played great with barely any effective automatics available.
Funny, I've played a lot more than you, and it's the best FPS I've ever played. I'm up around 70 hours so far (including beta) and I can have intense battles at long distance, and I can run and gun in close, with a bolt action, SMG, MG...When you couple the automatic weapons with the fact that the maps are unbelievably unbalanced the game pretty much comes across as broken.
Because half the Allies are only passing time until they can switch team.I stopped playing Axis because it was just too easy,
Hmm so when the CoD guys showed up at RO1 and you said the game was fine and that if your style doesn't work, you need to change it... you were just being a hypocrite? They thought RO1 was frustratingly hard, and guys like you just laughed and said "get used to it".but Allies is frustratingly hard.
"Issued" being the operative word. No soldier is ever satisfied with what he is issued with. He will customise it as much as he is allowed to get away with. In the middle of a war, you might find soldiers filing down the trigger sear to give them a dangerously hair trigger, but making them more accurate. Things like that.but it does NOT work for a WW2 game when soldiers were issued extremely standardized equipment.
It does nothing, is essentially a skin or a hat, and you can totally ignore it and never even see one. So who cares?Unlocking a "Winter Trigger Guard" when it doesn't do **** to change the gun is stupid.
Seems fine to me. You sure it's not just you?Sorry, but it is. Also I find it REALLY funny that TWI made the magazine standard on the PPSH rather than the drum to "balance" it, yet it's still badly inferior to the MP-40 (which is pretty much a laser beam).
Ever heard of bugs? They are little problems in the code that make stuff not work. It's not like anyone INTENDED for it to happen, so why complain? The devs know and are trying to fix it, so piling on won't change anything.We get into the next map and it had jumped to level 40 and he had the double-drum. Seriously..?
The stats aren't working properly and people are getting massive unearned boosts to their level... and then you are surprised the Hero feature isn't working properly?Also as an afterthought... didn't you all say it would take months to become a hero? Everyone I know already has the option of being one. :|
Not to be blunt, but they already have your money, so why should they care? Of course they care, but why do you feel ENTITLED to threaten the devs just because the game doesn't suit you? There are bugs that need to be fixed, and TWI is trying to fix them, but they can never make you a better player. That's up to you.Sorry to be so blunt, but unless something radical changes, I won't play this game once Diablo 3 or SWTOR come out
You paid a few bucks, much less than you would for CoD or BF, and have no more bugs than those games have to deal with on release.PS: Don't play the "Tripwire is a small company" card, because, though it's small, it's still a COMPANY.
Give over. Name a AAA title that HASN'T had bugs, regardless of the size of the company? You're saying that a tiny company should put MORE effort and MORE money into the product than the companies that make BILLIONS selling games.Releasing such a broken product is a bad, bad way to run a business for a company of any size. How many mom and pop shops do you know that release crappier stuff than Wal-Mart?
What's the difference? Still have a set of human brains trying to solve problems. EA has more brains to throw at the problems and yet they STILL released buggier games than TWI.I expect this from a mod team, not an actual game developer.
There is a lot of talk in the forums about the COD run and gun crowd lately, and though I agree with the sentiment there is hope.
For many in the old COD communities the COD series has become a joke. The company has begun to cater totally to the run and gun crowd over the last 6-10 years, and this has been very disappointing to the actual tactical PC based community. For those of who have become fed up with the COD series RO2 is a great game. Buggy yes! Not quite polished yes! unbalanced in many areas of play yes! Terrible game? No.
I have a sinking suspicion that they rushed release a little bit to make investors happy and meet an agreed upon deadline. However from what I have seen from tripwire in the past they will fix things, and we will have a game we can all be proud of. This of course may take a little bit of time.
Despite some of the problems I am actually enjoying the game (even with the run and gun nuts). I personally think the run and gun young crowd will eventually go away like they always do when something newer comes out. They are a younger crowd after all and blow with the wind. What we will get is a good community enjoying a great game. My clans servers are full 24/7 everyday, so that does say something about the game. And yes many in my clan have been playing RO for years and love the game.
I do agree however with the weapons. There are far too many SMG's to be historically accurate. Keep playing everyone and let tripwire work it all out, I have faith in them from past experience.
There is a lot of talk in the forums about the COD run and gun crowd lately, and though I agree with the sentiment there is hope.
Yes, too many automatic weapons for sure. It just compounds itself when you can loot the automatic weapons.
The thing I will comment on that is realistic ironically is the zoom.
So few understand WHY this is realistic.
You might want to see an optician because if you can't see things properly at 200m or if you find it easier to see things at 200m in game than out of game.Sir, maybe I am blind or disabled, but if I am watching to a building 200 m away from me and focus on that hot chick adverdisement that I can hardly identify, I never experienced artificial binoculars in my eyes. Never happened, will not happen, so I am not buying your story...
So few understand WHY this is realistic.
You might want to see an optician because if you can't see things properly at 200m or if you find it easier to see things at 200m in game than out of game.
Yes, too many automatic weapons for sure. It just compounds itself when you can loot the automatic weapons.
Then you are not understanding why the zoom is their.Come on. I can see properly at 200 m but what I am saying is that the picture is not getting bigger because I am focusing on it...