I agree with you. Most PS3 users are fanboys who can't admit the PS3 has any faults and use irrational logic to back it up. I guess they don't want to admit they made a $600 mistake buying a PS3, since they could have saved $200 and gotten a console with more positive aspects; or spent the money on a new PC.rayman 101 said:PS3 crowd are friendly? Yes, I'm a 360 player and I'll admit live is full of stubborn idiots, but I have a friend who is ps3 player and as soon as I say that one little thing 360 does better than the ps3 he starts disagreeing with my opinion and saying that I'm an idoit and how the 360 sucks. Even when I agree that the ps3 is better in some fields than the 360 he's still being stubborn dick. So a majority of ps3 player are stubborn and don't respect opinions of other people.
You do see the irony there right?kanyatta said:I agree with you. Most PS3 users are fanboys who can't admit the PS3 has any faults and use irrational logic to back it up. I guess they don't want to admit they made a $600 mistake buying a PS3, since they could have saved $200 and gotten a console with more positive aspects; or spent the money on a new PC.
The 360 has more than its fair share of faults, and I'll be the first one to admit it. I just can't stand talking to PS3 fans who think it is transcendent perfection, or crafted with the carpentry mallet of Jesus Christ or something like that...Decoy Doctorpus said:You do see the irony there right?
That he bought a console with a failure rate through the roof?Decoy Doctorpus said:You do see the irony there right?kanyatta said:I agree with you. Most PS3 users are fanboys who can't admit the PS3 has any faults and use irrational logic to back it up. I guess they don't want to admit they made a $600 mistake buying a PS3, since they could have saved $200 and gotten a console with more positive aspects; or spent the money on a new PC.
Day of defeat never really did it for me. I suppose it's because I'm totally burnt out on WW2. If it was vietnam though that would be awesome.
"CHARLIE DON'T TEABAG"
Oh man. So true. But what's Halo doing there then? And what about TF2? TF2 PEOPLE!Indigo_Dingo said:We can't list it until we can locate and examine all servers. We're still searching for the elusive one with polite users, complete sentences, balanced teams, good map rotation and cooperation.Alpha001 said:Where the fuck is CSS?!!?
I think he doesn't like the pc. Or great class based games in general.Lord Krunk said:Oh man. So true. But what's Halo doing there then? And what about TF2? TF2 PEOPLE!Indigo_Dingo said:We can't list it until we can locate and examine all servers. We're still searching for the elusive one with polite users, complete sentences, balanced teams, good map rotation and cooperation.Alpha001 said:Where the fuck is CSS?!!?
If this game is truely so awesome for you to speak like it's a gift from every god ever, I'll reserve judgement and get back to you,Indigo_Dingo said:No, it will feature class based gameplay, both in co-op storylines and multiplayer. A fair few of those classes will be "So damn awesome"-er versions of the existing TF2 classes (eg the Medic class can actually siphon off enemies health into teammates, and the Heavy can deploy shields after accumulating kills). One such class is called Psy-Ops. There is no possible meaning behind this that can't be awesome.
There are multiple gametypes, CTF, CP, TC, and Cart (don't know the abbrev for that one).1 - Team Fortress 2 is built around fundamentally flawed concepts: a class-based team shooter having largely linear maps with only one gametype. No matter how good they make the game the classes will never be perfectly balanced and the maps will come down to a few near-perfect strategies that can only be beat by a few other strategies. Don't argue against this because you'll be lying.
I don't see how at all.it's fresh and distinctive but it is held back because it is flawed at its core