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BRINK Free Weekend

[Dec 01, 2011, 9:51 pm ET] - Share - Viewing Comments

The Steam Website is now offering a 75% off sale on BRINK, kicking off a free play weekend for Splash Damage's first-person shooter. Here's a refresher on the game:

Brink is an immersive first-person shooter that blends single-player, co-op, and multiplayer gameplay into one seamless experience, allowing you to develop your character whether playing alone, with your friends, or against others online. You decide the combat role you want to assume in the world of Brink as you fight to save yourself and mankind’s last refuge. Brink offers a compelling mix of dynamic battlefields, extensive customization options, and an innovative control system that will keep you coming back for more.

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Re: BRINK Free Weekend

Dec 2, 2011, 10:06

CreamyBlood

Icewind wrote on Dec 2, 2011, 08:15: How about they change fluid to "smooth"? Will that placate you? No mister Dale, it still doesn't mean anything. Movement in Doom was 'smooth'. Movement in Quake 3 was 'smooth'. Movement in Risen, is 'smooth'. What do you mean by it? What should I compare it to and what's the difference? I've been using ESDF and right-mouse for forward for around fifteen years. What are 'smooth controls'? What is 'smooth' gameplay? Honestly, what does that mean? People use words like these to explain their reviews of a game or mechanic of a game and it means fuck all. It says nothing. In the eighties there was a really bad, cheesey song that featured a 'smooth operator'. I understand that. It's vague but applies to something most of us can understand. Now he is a 'fluid operator'? I'm getting images of Terminator 2.

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Comment [quote="CreamyBlood"Dec 2, 2011, 10:06][quote="Icewind"Dec 2, 2011, 08:15] How about they change fluid to "smooth"? Will that placate you? [/quote] No mister Dale, it still doesn't mean anything. Movement in Doom was 'smooth'. Movement in Quake 3 was 'smooth'. Movement in Risen, is 'smooth'. What do you mean by it? What should I compare it to and what's the difference? I've been using ESDF and right-mouse for forward for around fifteen years. What are 'smooth controls'? What is 'smooth' gameplay? Honestly, what does that mean? People use words like these to explain their reviews of a game or mechanic of a game and it means fuck all. It says nothing. In the eighties there was a really bad, cheesey song that featured a 'smooth operator'. I understand that. It's vague but applies to something most of us can understand. Now he is a 'fluid operator'? I'm getting images of Terminator 2. [/quote]

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