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Originally Posted by mjpd1983 I am not having a go at you at all i respect your opinion but this is just mine  |
Nor am I having a go at you with this post.
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Originally Posted by mjpd1983 You my man are a serious minority |
It would seem so. It is very disappointing. :/
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Originally Posted by mjpd1983 I respect your taste as it's yours and that's fine, but this game is a great accomplishment for DICE and in general. CoD does not look anywhere near as good as this in terms of lighting/sound/artwork/animation. |
If those were what I really and truly cared about, I must say that I certainly would not be playing Ghost Recon or ARMA. :P
I guess instead of "looks" I should have said it was giving me CoD vibes?
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Originally Posted by mjpd1983 Have you seen any interviews with DICE on youtube and realised the lengths they have gone to in order to add realism to this game? (of course all games have an element of exaggeration) but they are definitely doing a better job than any others. Hell they even attend live fire military exercises and record real time sounds from up to 50+ individual distances to bring us accurate sound projection, isntead of using the same regurgitated pre recorded sounds like most companies. |
Doing such things is good, and I am not going to take issue with that. But no, I have not seen this stuff on youtube because I try to avoid youtube usage and similar for other reasons.
Either way, BF3 will likely not unseat my opinion on ARMA.
Now, I realize that Ghost Recon lacks decent bullet handling, but the original is ten years old, the bullets are very lethal in orig and even the newer ones, the AI is a really good shot even in the newer ones(generally), and the missions are not at all linear(but slightly less so in the newer ones) You have little health(compared to what bullets do to you), there is no health regen, there is no revive. So it is redeemed by other factors that many other games seem to be lacking in. (though ARMA does have corpsmen and healthpacks/tents, but patching up an incapped(but not yet dead) guy takes a loong time so you have to drag him somewhere safe first...and he is still buggered up after that.)
I have an original Rainbow Six disc mere feet away from where I sit, but I got into that less because CQB is not really my thing. I can say that I recall the AI in the orig R6 feeling much more deadly than in the R6 Vegas games. Though of course in vegas not only do you *seemingly* have more health but you also have regenerative health and cover that you can see around.. It is still a fun game to play with friends, but not something I want to do constantly. It is also kinda fun to use a pistol for as much of the mission/T-hunt as you possibly can.
SWAT4 was kinda fun, but I still kinda meh on the CQB.
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Originally Posted by mjpd1983 The videos we are being shown are dramatic single player teasers aimed at capturing the attention of everyone (yes even those little 13 yr old CoD babies) so they are always going to look "American heroish" at times, as every young boy wants to be a hero. |
I might take this farther and say they are trying to convert CoD fans before the next CoD game is hyped up. They do not need to convert the existing BF veterans who are just dying to get another BF2 already.
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Originally Posted by mjpd1983 Multiplayer i assure you will be where the realism comes in, just like B2 this will be the best large scale multiplayer game to date, and you will have all the freedom you like to run around and be shot at by real guys like me at home. |
I am sure the multi will be well loved by many(I was intending on buying BF3 even), but sometimes I want to do some COOP comp stomp with a couple buddies and have essentially one-hit-kills for both us and the AI. Also being able to progress at whatever speed we please is nice.