just hope they actually rent out licenses instead of do it through some company like gameservers, so there's actually a bit more customization. but i think it's safe to say that's wishful thinking. those days seem to be long gone.
Homefront Devs Love Dedicated Servers
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I would agree somewhat, ArmA is a fairly big game with the big maps. The scale of Homefront maps are unknown (at least I think so anyways) for now, it could possibly be the same scale as BC2, possibly a bit bigger.Kalezian said:
Who doesn't love dedicated servers?
Or customization and modability?
Console game makers are learning...... slowly but surely. From maps to character skins to weapons and beyond!
Or customization and modability?
Console game makers are learning...... slowly but surely. From maps to character skins to weapons and beyond!
I really don't think so. I've been following this game for awhile and it just looks great.GamesB2 said:
That is the way it is looking. The only real concern would be something being overpowered. But I think they would fix anything that would be OP.That Guy Who Phails said:
unfortunately.... because it doesnt have the same marketing push it will flop because activision or EA will probably do their best to buy up all the adspace that should have been devoted to this gameGamesB2 said:
Oh THQ, sometimes I really do love you. Not only did you have one of the best Steam sale packages this past holiday (Every Dawn of War, Company of Heroes, Saints Row, Metro 2033, DarkSiders, Red Faction, Stalker...for $50) but it's the little things like this that just make me happy.
And honestly, 16 vs 16 sounds fine if balanced properly. I love CoD4 more than is considered healthy, but even I admit that 25 vs 25 servers can be just too chaotic and have a bit of a clogged up feel to them.
And honestly, 16 vs 16 sounds fine if balanced properly. I love CoD4 more than is considered healthy, but even I admit that 25 vs 25 servers can be just too chaotic and have a bit of a clogged up feel to them.
The console guys that get into this won't ever wont to go back to the peer to peer of cod and the likes. This should set the bar which also means the devs will have to stop being lazy with the PC crowd. Loving all the stuff I hear about this game and all the cool stuff Kaos and THQ are doing here.
Don't worry, it's not the only game using dedicated servers. Even downloadable games like Monday Night Combat have dedicated servers these days. It's only the big guys who use P2P matchmaking because they believe there will be so many people playing that it's cheaper for them.green_dude said:
