Respen wrote on Sep 7, 2011, 15:27:Still with the name calling I see. It's never really called for, you just decided to stoop that low. Sorry I got you all worked up, you're clearly far more passionate and defensive than I thought you'd be. Your short post didn't give me much to go by initially, it just looked like another senseless raging complaint. And you're right, I didn't necessarily "contribute" anything, but neither do the majority of the posts here. We're all just talking (or arguing) about games, so that's sort of a pointless/desparate thing to bring up.Elessar wrote on Sep 7, 2011, 12:32:Respen wrote on Sep 6, 2011, 23:18:So you address my argument with people boycotting a game solely for non-core gameplay component annoyances by complaing about non-core gameplay components. Odd.
These things are not part of the core game play, which I'm not going to get into; They do, however, have an impact on the experience. Unreal Tournament 3's interface was the feature most people attributed to it's failure... at least it HAD an interface.
Okay... so THAT was a bit of a /nerdrage. DIAF Elessar.
And DIAF, really? We're resorting to that level of childishness now?
If I have a criticism about any part of a game that otherwise had me interested, yes, I'm going to voice it and I hope others do the same. If I ate shit with a smile and said "yum" I'm sure I'd be served the same again and again. I'd prefer not to eat shit. I'm not going to get into semantics with you.. it's part of the game.
Childishness? Yeah, I'm deffinatley the one who opened that can of worms here. Sometimes it's called for, and honestly what do you expect? You've contributed nothing, you are an annoying twit that came here to troll, and I'll treat you as such. I hope Battlefield 3 is everything you ever dreamed a game could be and you enjoy playing it.
Respen wrote on Sep 6, 2011, 23:18:So you address my argument with people boycotting a game solely for non-core gameplay component annoyances by complaing about non-core gameplay components. Odd.
These things are not part of the core game play, which I'm not going to get into; They do, however, have an impact on the experience. Unreal Tournament 3's interface was the feature most people attributed to it's failure... at least it HAD an interface.
Okay... so THAT was a bit of a /nerdrage. DIAF Elessar.
Respen wrote on Sep 6, 2011, 14:05:It's sad that you put so much merit into some outside components of a game, that you're not even willing to see if the GAME itself is any good or not. I could understand if the game was shit, but unless you've played the alpha/beta, you would have no way of knowing. So you're solely basing this off of how bad you think Origin and the server browser may be. That's just being ignorant to rage about something.
Unless the changes involve an in game server browser instead of the god aweful web based one and preferably steam support I'm not interested. It's sad that bad decisions and politics have ruined this game for me, but they have.
Vektuz wrote on Sep 6, 2011, 12:32:Wait, so if it wasn't on Origin, you and pretty much all of the people you know would have been all over it, BUT since it's on Origin it's a the same old boring BF?
Kind of pointless though, since its on Origin and requires Origin to even run. Pretty much everyone I know has already written this game off as a skip because of that. DICE should get away from EA and go back to endlessly rewriting the same pinball game over and over again.
Wallshadows wrote on Sep 2, 2011, 14:20:The sheer stupidity and lack of awareness of this is mind boggling. EA/DICE could easily have BURIED CoD in the PC market, yet they continue to get in their own way. I don't know if it's out of stubborness or if they honestly think they'll make more money with their methods, but all they had to do was pay attention just a little and they'd have a sure thing. Now it's up in the air for a lot of the people that were ready to fork over cash immediately.
Bottom line is that if this is how EA intends to dethrone CoD in this genre, they need to smarten the hell up and not piss off their fans the closer the game is to release. This was a day one purchase for me because BF is a great series but the more information they release, the further off my radar it becomes.
Vektuz wrote on Aug 29, 2011, 12:25:I had this problem with the game till it all started to click for me. Once I started focusing on surviving first and team objectives, did the pvp fall into place. I died less, killed more and helped the team out better once I stopped going against the grain and treating it like any other shooter. I'm stoked about the sequel, this aught to be good.
What killed the original MNC for me was simply the ridiculous lethality of the weapons. If I wanted an instadeath shooter I'd have played counterstrike of MW2. That kind of fast death reminded me of the old "sniper match levels" of team fortress classic (not tf2).
And I'm not talking just about the sniper class, every class in MNC could be killed in under 1 second, so once people learned how to play the game well, it became an incredibly fast twitch gank fest on all sides. I'm glad to hear they're considering changing this.
TurdFergasun wrote on Aug 26, 2011, 10:14:Could you be any more absurd in your generalization? Your profile of me is completely inaccurate, which isn't a surprise since you've derived it from a very small post.
so you realize it's a shitty deal, and if the issues are fully realized, supporting the bs will detrimental to the entire scene, but ya you're still hyped for it. you sir, are the problem. there's no trinket so dull that you wouldn't sell your soul just for a drooling glimpse.
Verno wrote on Aug 26, 2011, 08:41:I hear you and agree with pretty much all of your issues, but at the end of the day, I'm still pretty psyched to get into the game and play. It is mind boggling how they're seemingly sabotaging themselves though.MoreLuckThanSkill wrote on Aug 26, 2011, 00:30:
But seriously, the Origin system of games being removed from your account has changed this from being a day one purchase for me, to maybe 10-5 dollar bargain bin range. As it is, I am annoyed at having to time my previous, formerly non Origin EA games, to prevent them from suddenly ceasing to be usable(not counting cracks of course).
Nothing over the top over the complaints about BF3. Every successive announcement continually erodes my interest in the game. I'm basically reading about it at this point to see what other bad PR EA can dream up for it. I don't know how you have such a seemingly good game but surround by shit that the community hates. I saw a forum regular yesterday compare it negatively to MW3, bang up job EA marketing.
My friends have lost interest and are talking about getting MW3. Some of them had been talking about upgrading their PCs for BF3 but I don't hear that anymore. It's really a bummer, I was hoping this would be the game that everyone liked so that playing shit with people wouldn't be like doing musical chairs to the merengue.
EA is a really frustrating company. They can't just be happy with having a potential blockbuster on their hands, nope gotta fight Steam, cut off any mod potential, do this greedy hosted server shit and so on. Like Microsoft they want to monetize every aspect of the game and all of that shit really hurts what made BF1942 and BF2 such popular games in the first place.
Sepharo wrote on Aug 26, 2011, 02:23:That and some older games consider the Steam Overlay to be some sort of hack so it boots you off the server. Happened all the time to me in COD4.mag wrote on Aug 26, 2011, 01:56:
Oh, fucking Punkbuster. I bought a copy of BF2 this year, and I haven't been able to play a game yet for longer than 30 seconds.
That happens to me in Q3 occasionally. Just means you need to do the update manually by downloading from PB's website.
Verno wrote on Aug 17, 2011, 13:45:Facepalm indeed.Tumbler wrote on Aug 17, 2011, 13:32:
Meh, I have the 360 and PS3 version set to come in from goozex. I think that is going to satisfy my needs as far as this game is concerned. I would be curious to try it on the PC but after buying CoD4 on a steam sale and finding it had no gamepad support I won't be spending money on this one to try it.
This is literally a facepalm icon in text format.
nin wrote on Aug 12, 2011, 13:24:Doesn't it feel cheap and artificial playing against bots? I get that there's AI in singleplayer games too, but when bots are plopped into an online competitive environment, it just feels so unsatisfying to me versus playing against a human opponent.
Bots, please!
eRe4s3r wrote on Aug 3, 2011, 21:11:Thank you. Every now and then I have to be reminded why I should ignore Dungeons, even though it seems like it could be like DK, when clearly it isn't.
More so a mystery then, how can you clone DK2 and think you can do it better by removing the main parts of it? That is of course building dungeons and defending them from hero incursions, conquering peaceful lands and making them full of gory pieces, torture chambers with iron maidens in iron maidens! and chickens!
Well, Dungeons has exactly 1 of these 4
That is sadly just the Chickens
Makes me sad ;(
Heck the flair of Dungeon Keeper to begin with was that you were NOT physically present, your heart was the dungeon, you were the dungeon. The mere existence of the dungeon was the player avatar. You could possess things like a true "overseer" but if that thing died you just grabbed a new one, or chicken!
Not to mention Dungeons is teen rated. what a utter waste of time
StingingVelvet wrote on Aug 1, 2011, 16:25:True, but I'd expect people to have hashed out the persistent connection issues after SC2 and Ubisoft games started requiring it. It's not really new or surprising. Not like the real cash bullcrap. Particularly for Blizzard.Elessar wrote on Aug 1, 2011, 16:23:
Fuckin A... I'm amazed so many people are bitching about the persistent connection. Maybe I'm just crazy, but real money being used in the AH for gold/items is WAY more important of an issue here.
It's kind of a shame they hit the same day as a double-whammy. They're both important issues to understand and debate.