MW2 - why are people STILL playing?
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I think they might enjoy it, actually. Either as a game or a social experience.
Maybe that's too sensible an idea? I mean, I could declare it to be a form of magical brainwashing if that would make a lot less sense?
Besides, the MW2ers of today will be the gaming visionaries of tomorrow. Almost all of us indulge in stuff regarded as pop crap when we're younger. Once they're done with that game they'll be looking for something else, and some of them will go onto games you'll like even less and some of them will go on to games you'll like more. That's just how it works.
Maybe that's too sensible an idea? I mean, I could declare it to be a form of magical brainwashing if that would make a lot less sense?
Besides, the MW2ers of today will be the gaming visionaries of tomorrow. Almost all of us indulge in stuff regarded as pop crap when we're younger. Once they're done with that game they'll be looking for something else, and some of them will go onto games you'll like even less and some of them will go on to games you'll like more. That's just how it works.
Agreed... but I'll elaborate.dathwampeer said:
BF:BF2 is more difficult in the sense... you can't run around like a moron and live too long
Because of this most people who try to transfer from COD to BF:BC2 find it hard.
Still once you understand how the system works it is not harder. I actually found it easier than COD because you just need to be more conservative with your style and not run around with 2 sub machine guns blazing.
Granted, while a lot of us thinks MW2 is a terrible and unbalanced game, people do find it fun and it's always a lot more fun when you play with friends.
Well, you know, some people, such as myself, might actually think it's FUN!
Imagine that, only in a world...
Imagine that, only in a world...
Was this really a necessary topic to make? I thought it would be common sense by now, because people enjoy it and want to play it.
lol $60 bucks for one years worth of entertainment (lord knows home many actual hours or days), it sounds like a good deal to me.
I imagine some people enjoy it. I don't own it personally, but I'm sure those that do play it because they find it fun.
I'd probably have it myself if it weren't for the fact that I don't have LIVE. I don't think it would be a very sound investment since its mostly an online game.
I'd probably have it myself if it weren't for the fact that I don't have LIVE. I don't think it would be a very sound investment since its mostly an online game.
I played Bad Company 2 today and a bit yesterday and it drove me MAD after 30 minutes. It's just like Modern Warfare, extremely fast-paced and unrealistic, not my kind of shooter. This is NOT the games fault, mind, it's my own for not liking it, don't flame me >>. The diference between MW2 and BC2 is that in MW2 you can see what the hell is going on because there's less of the FUCKING DUST(!!) and BC2 have drivable vehicles... They are just as annoying to play =3.
Project Reality ftw!
Project Reality ftw!
You stop being silly! *pushes and runs away*Jaranja said:
Dr. Whiggs said:
Zeromaeus said:
grr... why does no one read the last page :|Aylaine said:Because people find that game fun, even if you don't? Everyone's different you know. Gaming is as varied as anything else in this world.
I am editing in other peoples posts now...
Other people have different opinions? Don't be so silly, that'll never happen in a million years!Sassafrass said:
Too many of these threads exist, maybe it's because people like to have fun playing on games that their friends are playing as well and that they all enjoy, Hell I still play Gears of War 1 on Live more than any other Live game.
Oh shit, you're right!Comando96 said:Dr. Whiggs said::|omega_peaches said:
Oh and lol. You said suck as yourself
EDITMAN, HELP ME!
Despite the plethora of balance issues in MW2, the Call of Duty series is still, in my opinion, the overall best FPS experience out there. Halo and Battlefield have their moments, but really I think it's the responsive controls that set Call of Duty apart. I used to be a hardcore Halo player, but Call of Duty just allows you to do so much more, control-wise, to improve your skill beyond just "get better at aiming".
