Organizing BC2 matches - Page 383

I heard Skyrim is a better game...

/unsubscribed.

I miss this thread. It used to be fun. Then again, so did BC2 (hey-oh!).

I've got it installed again (now that I have a real internet connection), and I was suddenly aware of the fact that you can only run in a straight line. I'd never noticed before. It's sooo messed up once you get used to BF3, but overall I still believe it's a better game.

In fact, I love it so much that I never bothered to update my sig with the relevant bf3 information. lol

It's weird to play BF3 and realize how very empty and non-interactive the world is. It's like, here are all these doorways. You can't go through most of them. The ones you can go through lead to rooms with no furniture, no personality, no indication that anyone was ever there. BC2 was the same way, but they had fewer urban areas like that, so it wasn't quite as obvious. Then there are all the vehicles in BF3 that do absolutely nothing, they just sit there looking not quite pretty. I'm not even sure they'll blow up if you hit them with a rocket launcher jet.

Also, oh my god, I've never had so many idiots calling in on the same night. I actually had one guy ask me to rate all of our locations in Miami, relative to each other, on a scale of 1 to 10. I wanted to give them all a ten, because they're each individual snowflakes beautiful in their own special way, but I had to just tell him that I couldn't do that and give him the AAA ratings.

I cannot deal with this nonsense.

I want to like BF3 so much, but I can't.

[explicitive] you, DICE/EA.

If we're looking for a new game to play, the Mechwarrior: Living Legends beta works with the Crysis Wars demo.

I actually used to have this installed (with a full copy of crisis). It was fun, but complicated. It's also full of people who've mastered it already, so the learning curve is steep

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If I can suffer through Project Reality, I can suffer through Mechwarrior. Anything is possible through the power of FRIENDSHIP (and Mumble).