Most realistic game
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"Now you can see I've taken a hit to my head. It's nothing serious, but I am bleeding badly." - OFP2 live demonstration commentary.GeneralTrivium said:
Just look at 1:10 or so. Note that he mentions that he's not invulnerable later in the video. The very inclusion of a medpack also kills it for me.
I have lost faith in OFP2... Lost all faith.
Cod 4..? Hey I just got shot 10 times! Time to crouch! Ok I'm fine again! Bam bam! Ops I got shot again! Time to crouch for a couple of seconds! Ok I'm fine again! Bam bam! ..and so on..Fanusc101 said:
I'm gonna have to say Unreal Tournament! It's the most real game because the game is a game in a game.
Except for that stupid ass Unreal Tournament 3.. *Cough* Troll *Cough*
The way the question is posed is ridiculous. Most realistic game but not a simulator? All games are simulators, some more realistic than others. The answer depends on exactly one thing: where you draw the line of realism where the game becomes a "simulator for realz". Which is to say, the answer is totally arbitrary.
I agree. Rainbow Six was probably the most realistic game i've played. And I liked the healing thing in Farcry. Ripping wire out of your arms and snapping your limbs back in place. Awesome.L3m0n_L1m3 said:
dammit. I know i'm behind the times (going back playing games i missed), but i seriously JUST started Indigo Prophecy. I know i'm just bitchin, but isn't that why the spoilers are even an option?
A HL2 mod recently came out, called Neotokyo. Despite its Ghost in the Shell/Akira-esque sci-fi setting, it manages to be very realistic, for several reasons:
-No crosshair unless you aim with the iron sights.
-No class can withstand more than ten bullets with any weapon, and the lightly armored Recons can't take more than three or four.
-Bullets travel through thin surfaces such as sheet metal, wood paneling, and glass.
-Guns don't sound like thunderstorms.
-Reloading your weapon also discards any ammo remaining in the magazine.
There are probably a few other things that I forgot, but overall these points are what make the game so realistic. It's rather nice, really, because it encourages teamwork, strategy, and good communication. You can't just run in, guns blazing, if you don't want someone to blow your head off with an AA13 shell through the wall.
-No crosshair unless you aim with the iron sights.
-No class can withstand more than ten bullets with any weapon, and the lightly armored Recons can't take more than three or four.
-Bullets travel through thin surfaces such as sheet metal, wood paneling, and glass.
-Guns don't sound like thunderstorms.
-Reloading your weapon also discards any ammo remaining in the magazine.
There are probably a few other things that I forgot, but overall these points are what make the game so realistic. It's rather nice, really, because it encourages teamwork, strategy, and good communication. You can't just run in, guns blazing, if you don't want someone to blow your head off with an AA13 shell through the wall.
Dead on, both of them, maybe make your avatar a little more sluggish and weighty after they sprint 200 yards, increase the amount of ammuntion and grenades carried, and replace the sound designers with the guys from Battlefield: Bad Company (most realistic sounding battlefield environment EVER), reduce the resilience of the helos (seriously, you can bug a chopper out by nailing his engines with sustained gunsfire), and make the body armor the avatars are wearing actually do something. I don't believe I've ever seen a game realistically implement body armor. Oh well, there's my $.02.The87Italians said: