What a horrific game!
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CoD:MW - MW (good?), primitive (bad)OMFG da gaym iz 2oo harghd!1111!!!1!!!!!111!
RO2 - WW2 (bad), good mechanics
What's your problem with dying in a game? Afraid you have to cry because you suck and can't use godmode? Here's a nice list of things, all for you.
MW:
1. Run around
2. Shoot guy
3. Use killstreak
4. Die
5. Respawn
6. Go back to 1
RO:
1. Choose class
2. Run around
3. Use cover
4. Stay hidden
5. Take it nice and slow
6. Don't run around, not knowing if there's an enemy
7. Shoot enemy
8. Clear cap zone
9. Take objective
10. Mark targets for Artillery
11. Flank enemies
12. Actively support your team
13. Die
14. Choose spawnpoint
15. Respawn
16. Go back to 1
I don't quite get what your problem is.
Also, try getting shot in real life, especially in the face.
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Have you ever heard of Halo: Reach Firefight - Beachhead Gameplay - YouTube or Killing Floor or Alien Swarm?
Now that is what a fun, intense and tactical online experience should be like.
Now that is what a fun, intense and tactical online experience should be like.
So, you compare these games with one focused on realistic and PvP tactical combat. Comparing RO with coop games isn't gonna work. (Well Halo: Reach isn't just coop, but since you're using firefight specifically, I'll let it count)
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If you're refering to COD:modern warfare aka cod4. You're wrong. Sure pubs mostly look like that, especially TDM. But there is a completely different dimension to cod called promod. Designed by the community and played competitively by pro pc gamers around the world. The game mode we play in promod is called Search and Destroy. Teams of 5 play a total of 24 rounds (sides change on halftime) and use a huge amount of tactics and different approaches in order to win, which includes the ability to properly move (yes, quake 3 engine takes a tonne of skill in proper movement), use tactical nades, and not to mention the requierement of extremely fast reflexes and pinpoint accurate aiming in really high level games.
Sure RO2 and cod are absolutely different games. But please, don't discriminate the entire call of duty community in such a way just because you are familiar only with the console side of things.
Btw, in search and destroy, you dont respawn when you die.
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Did it even matter that you had teammates? Did you even know where they were half the time?
Did you have to actually think about what you were doing, beyond "Kill them"?
Wow, i recognise that i complain myself a lot about some game designs & decisions. But this.... pure trolling
I wasn't specifically referring to MW as CoD4, I didn't tack on the 2 on RO either.
I'm also aware that CoD and RO aren't really relatable, but OP did say that RO was "primitive like CoD" (well, not literally), I may have gone overboard, sorry if you felt deeply offended.
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God your a complete idiot...can't say more than that. I have issues with the game but your basing it on vidoes...where you dropped on your ehad when you where born?
This is all difficulty level related, like with every other game.
I'm sure you played Killing Floor before and noticed that it's a completely different game depending on what difficulty it is.
LOL, learn to take cover pal, and make use of smoke grenades. You guys playing bad does not equal the game being bad.
Are you kidding? PLEASE keep posting. This is the funniest thing I have read in ages. I haven't stopped laughing since I saw Patrick Stewart's photo near the top
In all seriousness, this game REQUIRES me to use absolute caution every second. I must limit sprints to only a few seconds most of the time, moving to the NEXT bit of cover, not the one 50 yards on.
90% of the time, if I expose myself over cover to fire I must immediately displace because someone will have seen me and will be waiting for me to stick my head back over that same cover.
Except when I manage to get into those rare spots where I have the advantage and am picking off advancing enemy as they come around a corner or through a door, I feel like I will really will only live for ten more seconds - all the time! It is so tense and unnerving.
And that is why I paid money to buy this game, that is the combat sim experience I cannot find anywhere else but RO and now ROII.
I can see why someone who likes to run and gun like Rambo or Sgt. Rock would hate this game.
I get very frustrated when I am keep getting killed between spawn and the line, over and over. So I remind myself not to expect to just sprint from spawn to the line. I have to assume I am exposed to possible fire from the moment I spawn. Fire that can take me out with one round.
Gotta love it!
In all seriousness, this game REQUIRES me to use absolute caution every second. I must limit sprints to only a few seconds most of the time, moving to the NEXT bit of cover, not the one 50 yards on.
90% of the time, if I expose myself over cover to fire I must immediately displace because someone will have seen me and will be waiting for me to stick my head back over that same cover.
Except when I manage to get into those rare spots where I have the advantage and am picking off advancing enemy as they come around a corner or through a door, I feel like I will really will only live for ten more seconds - all the time! It is so tense and unnerving.
And that is why I paid money to buy this game, that is the combat sim experience I cannot find anywhere else but RO and now ROII.
I can see why someone who likes to run and gun like Rambo or Sgt. Rock would hate this game.
I get very frustrated when I am keep getting killed between spawn and the line, over and over. So I remind myself not to expect to just sprint from spawn to the line. I have to assume I am exposed to possible fire from the moment I spawn. Fire that can take me out with one round.
Gotta love it!
Nah I wasn't deeply offended. Just hate when people jump to conclusions without doing a bit of research. Like it matters. This guy trolls to the max.
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