It didn't say games will ever be that close. It said "... closest to reality a FPS/soldier simulator can get."

I like the game -- it's quite immersive. However, I can't enjoy it on my current machine...so I guess I'll just have to play it in a year or two when I can afford something better to run it on. Maybe by then I'll have a joystick (for flying) and track IR, too.

I don't mind "ultra-scripted" shooters since I usually only play a single player campaign 1 time. There's still a fulfilling entertainment factor. I'm sure I'd enjoy playing through this title once through. I've avoided all of the other CoD titles since WWII era got old to me 5 years ago after RtCW and the first 1 or 2 MoH titles.

Anyone else notice they used the real image to create the skybox for this one:

http://www.incrysis.net/images/comparison/070411-03.jpg

edit: actually, it's the whole back center of the "in-game" picture...probably just a lazy photoshop job and wasn't even a skybox.

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haha, yeah, I opened the article and subsequently closed it. Nice to see they fixed it. Perhaps I'll read it now.

http://www.yankodesign.com/product_info.php?products_id=1877

Wow, I completely missed Blue's headline when I clicked link to read the article yesterday. Clever.

They're not claiming a patent on spontaneous combustion. They're claiming a patent on the specific composition of the cathode used in their batteries.

That's like saying Cree can't enforce the patent on their blue LEDs since all LEDs operate under the same principle. One could conceivably find a different dopant and/or matrix than Cree uses to come up with an alternative way of emitting blue light and that too would be patent worthy.

My last girlfriend actually left me because the size of my e-penis didn't satisfy her

I haven't had any crash issues with it...but it definately does require a decent machine for get playable performance out of it even with the lowest graphical settings.

Valve = the king of releasing news that is utterly unexciting and completely void of any significance.

whatever spamboy.

The original poster said "List of most expensive films, inflation adjusted."

Hey, if it allows them to continue sucking kids into the service so that they don't have to attempt to reinstitute the draft then I'm all for it.

Let's not forget it's just a damn video game.

So I guess the German version I purchased through Metaboli.com (and patched to English) won't be seeing this exclusive content? Anyone have any info on that?

eh, I like ArmA alright -- it kills my system though.

Actually, the other two deputies shot the dog, a German Shepard -- which could certainly be justified if the dog was reacting to the gunshots.

Addtionally, the fatal bullet, fired by the formerly indicted deputy, was "tumbling" (ie, had struck something prior) when it hit Peyton Strickland in the head, so he probably wasn't obviously unarmed at the time.

However, indisputably, by law, officers can't shoot from the outside into an occupied home unless they believe their lives are in imminent danger.

My feelings? If the kid was really guilty of the assault and robbery then good riddance -- he had a prior charge back in September for "assault inflicting serious injury" -- he was a moron that would have probably fucked with someone else later on in his malicious insignificant life, and I'm content with him being 6 feet under.

Everyone here knows that if EA put out a game like Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, that we would buy it.

I soooo can't wait for that game to flop like the raccoon I hit driving home last night. This pre-release hype is killing me.

Yep -- I'm not a sensory elitist.