Topic: Battlefield 2
Anyone play it?
IF SO WE SHOULD ALL PLAY TOGETHER AND PWN HARDCOAR AMIRITE GAIZ?!
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Anyone play it?
IF SO WE SHOULD ALL PLAY TOGETHER AND PWN HARDCOAR AMIRITE GAIZ?!
my comp STILL couldn't hadle that ![]()
I wanna design the worlds worst MMOFPS
"Stalingrad"
you start off with a bolt action rifle (not automatic--gotta work that reload button) and a helmet. Floating above your head is your callsign and how many hours:mins:secs you have survived. You have to walk at 3 mph to the front. If you're Russian you have to take an open boat. Bots send arty around you and strafe from the air. You can fire your rifle over the horizon; realistic ballistics means you can shoot farther than you can see. As you near the front you risk a lot of unaimed fire, especially from MGs. You can't heal, first aid kits only stop the bleeding. Ammo is stacked in common dumps visible to enemy lines. Players who last long enough get NCO rank. NPC officers order NCOs to round up noobs and do assaults. disobedience is mutiny, punished by field court martial--any NCO can execute you with a pistol w/o teamkill penalty adn any NPC officer WILL do so himself or order the nearest NCO to do so immediately. separation from your unit is desertion and punishable by field court martial. team kill is punishable by field court martial. surrender is punishable by field court martial. orders are No prisoners to be taken.
cold weather worsens injury/bleed effects
when you die you lose all experience and gear and rank
it would be the most realistic wargame ever, and nobody would play it.
I used to. G3 single shot ftw.
I should play it again.
> Chris_Balsz wrote:
> my comp STILL couldn't hadle that ![]()
I wanna design the worlds worst MMOFPS
"Stalingrad"
you start off with a bolt action rifle (not automatic--gotta work that reload button) and a helmet. Floating above your head is your callsign and how many hours:mins:secs you have survived. You have to walk at 3 mph to the front. If you're Russian you have to take an open boat. Bots send arty around you and strafe from the air. You can fire your rifle over the horizon; realistic ballistics means you can shoot farther than you can see. As you near the front you risk a lot of unaimed fire, especially from MGs. You can't heal, first aid kits only stop the bleeding. Ammo is stacked in common dumps visible to enemy lines. Players who last long enough get NCO rank. NPC officers order NCOs to round up noobs and do assaults. disobedience is mutiny, punished by field court martial--any NCO can execute you with a pistol w/o teamkill penalty adn any NPC officer WILL do so himself or order the nearest NCO to do so immediately. separation from your unit is desertion and punishable by field court martial. team kill is punishable by field court martial. surrender is punishable by field court martial. orders are No prisoners to be taken.
cold weather worsens injury/bleed effects
when you die you lose all experience and gear and rank
it would be the most realistic wargame ever, and nobody would play it. <
Sounds like Red Orchestra.
Also, you should Benny. Get a squad together, get on Ventrilo and ground and pound baby.
I play it ![]()
flying the jets is awesome!
battlefield 1943 coming out end of this month =o
@ARF: X(
red orchestra stole my thoughts!!!!
Elro it's already out.
Unless you mean on PC, it's been out on Xbox since July 9th.
You shouldn't consider console release dates, especially not when it's a FPS game ![]()
I meant PC indeed.
And what WFS said, FPS needs a PC!
its so hard to rank up in that game ive been playin for ages but stuck on the 3rd rank cpt.marko ![]()
http://bf2s.com/player/57835704/
I played a bit again yesterday, but sucked horribly. Possibly because I wasn't very awake at the moment.
i have it, but not sure my lappy would handle it, used to play on my pc. loved the apc's and drving the lil buggies. or flying the heli's.
spec ops ftw
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