Recent content by Ivan Torres

I KNEW IT, THIS THREAD HAS GONE TO HELL IN A HANDBASKET! Then again, who didn't see that coming. Oh well, I'm sure most rational people left the thread a long time ago.

NO!!! NOT MY FRIENDSHIP IS MAGIC WALLPAPERS!!! If you hate spyware, why are you on the internet? Everything and everyone does this, whether it be with or without your permission. Steam does it, and sure you can say "But they asked me!". Well you still said yes. Honestly, I'm not even...

I just want to see what happens since I cheated on Ashley with Tali, especially since they're squadmates. Tali: "Ashley, Friendly Fire!" Ashley: "That wasn't friendly fire..." *Both start fighting* Garrus: "I think we have more important things to do." *Giant reaper out of no where"...

Arc Projector from Mass Effect 2, it's just so satisfying to see a giant electrical charge zap one enemy then transfer to the next, and then the next, and then the next... Plus it makes super fun zappy noises!!!!!!!! EVERYONE LIKES ZAPPY NOISES!!!!!!

I'm still gonna reply for the sake of others who may or may not care about our debate. 1. I never said it was part of the main series, but it is still a Battlefield game in almost every sense of the word. 2. I already said that BC2 was an experiment so you're not really helping yourself...

Even then you most likely bought Battlefield for the multiplayer also, which means you have an internet connection that can handle 64 players on a server, which means you should have a good enough connection to get on the website at least once, which means that it shouldn't really be a problem...

You do realize you have to be online in order to play online right? So Always On DRM isn't a problem if it only affects the ONLINE component. Not counting the server browser, since supposedly it's being replaced by a better UI, all of those are simply luxuries that us PC Gamers take for...

Squads still encourage teamwork in themselves. Rush encourages attacking because, you know, THATS THE OBJECTIVE TO WIN THE GAME. Doesn't matter if destructible environments aren't TRULY destructible, being able to remove cover from the game is still a pretty big feature, in case you...

Wait, lemme get this straight. So instead of quiting to a main menu I quit to a website? The amount of clicks haven't changed? ....I'm okay with this. >More efficient UI = being lazy Your logic baffles me. Keyword: Alpha

>BC2 is not like Battlefield. Team-only gameplay, Vehicles, large-maps, Conquest modes, squads. Your right, nothing like the other games. BC2 is definitely a Battlefield game, but it's an experiment. They added destructible environments, tried a new engine, concentrated on console...

I like both games. I like Battlefield's Community better. Both fanboys suck. I think all of their games are good. I think Call of Duty has been stagnating, but is still (technically) good. That is all. To summarize. Fanboys suck, Battlefield offers immersion, Call of Duty...

You're college = My Highschool, in 11th grade to top it off. Although it's probably worth noting I'm still a Junior, but that'll end in two days.

It also helps that (one) of my history teacher's lived through the entire Cold War starting from the late 50's. Although he never got drafted, barely missed the date.

Era: 10 years into the future Bodyguards: Every Special Forces Ops in the world Best: Because I am a Minecraft Pig.

Wow, I'm surprised that most of my fellow Americans never learned much. I keep hearing about how it was glossed over. My entire 3rd Trimester of 11th Grade Highschool history was over the cold war, which was Vietnam half the time. And we watched Forrest Gump. So yeah, we kinda know what happened.