Most realistic game
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I'm gonna go with punch-buggy
it's a game,in real-life.
I think I'm covered,unless you want me to pull out janken.
it's a game,in real-life.
I think I'm covered,unless you want me to pull out janken.
Red Orchestra.
And also there's a online COD5 mod that makes it quite realistic. A few shots kill you, no respawning (except at the start of every round), you bleed out if you don't bandage yourself and health doesn't regenerate unless you have a medic nearby. Plus there is no on screen message saying you killed this guy and your kill counter doesn't go up until the end of the round.
And also there's a online COD5 mod that makes it quite realistic. A few shots kill you, no respawning (except at the start of every round), you bleed out if you don't bandage yourself and health doesn't regenerate unless you have a medic nearby. Plus there is no on screen message saying you killed this guy and your kill counter doesn't go up until the end of the round.
This thread is awesome. Was looking for realistic games...not sure how realistic rainbow six vegas is (I'm getting Vegas 2, should I get the first one too? Or does it not really matter? I don't think my local game store carries the first one.)
And Arma 2 looks amazing...I actually never heard of it until now. Definitely have to buy that.
And Arma 2 looks amazing...I actually never heard of it until now. Definitely have to buy that.
Space Invaders - as if you have ever seen a more realistic alien attack.
Ok seriously Operation Flashpoint is the most realistic I have played. Or Mafia in certain aspects, with speed limits enforced by police and such.
Ok seriously Operation Flashpoint is the most realistic I have played. Or Mafia in certain aspects, with speed limits enforced by police and such.
I'll say King Kong because you have no crossair, nothing that shows your health or ammo and no map. You just need to ignore the dinosaurs and giant apes.
Steel Battalion is supposed to be realistic to the point of ridiculousness. It's a game where you pilot a giant mecha suit. Sounds like something that doesn't exactly lend itself to realism, right? Wrong! Sit down!
First and foremost, there's the controller.
Yeah. Feeling immersed yet? Good!
All those fancy knobs and levers? They've all got a purpose. Playing Steel Battalion isn't as simple as turning the game on and going; you've got to memorize and execute a complicated boot sequence, the kind you'd probably have to memorize when starting a plane. Then, only after you've powered up your mech, do you get to move around and 'splode stuff.
But the realism doesn't stop there. If you find yourself in a tight spot, you'll be given multiple prompts to eject. After all, if your mecha's about to explode, it only makes sense that you'd want to get out in time, right? Well, here's the kicker. If you try to pull a George Kirk (Captain Kirk's father. Sacrificed himself to... Ah, forget it) and pilot your giant mecha through to the explosive end, your character is killed... And your save file is erased, effectively mimicking what real-life death would mean for you.
How's that for realism?
First and foremost, there's the controller.
Yeah. Feeling immersed yet? Good!
All those fancy knobs and levers? They've all got a purpose. Playing Steel Battalion isn't as simple as turning the game on and going; you've got to memorize and execute a complicated boot sequence, the kind you'd probably have to memorize when starting a plane. Then, only after you've powered up your mech, do you get to move around and 'splode stuff.
But the realism doesn't stop there. If you find yourself in a tight spot, you'll be given multiple prompts to eject. After all, if your mecha's about to explode, it only makes sense that you'd want to get out in time, right? Well, here's the kicker. If you try to pull a George Kirk (Captain Kirk's father. Sacrificed himself to... Ah, forget it) and pilot your giant mecha through to the explosive end, your character is killed... And your save file is erased, effectively mimicking what real-life death would mean for you.
How's that for realism?
Far Cry 2 the shrapnel wounds realistic foliage and great graphics make for one really great looking game.
Gta 4 gets my nomination and to me it makes it a better game. I was kinda sick of it's earlier Cartoonish graphics. At least now it has a story that I can take seriously.quiet_samurai said: