Review: Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood
It turns out "Juarez" isn't Spanish for "duty."
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It turns out "Juarez" isn't Spanish for "duty."
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That made me laugh so hard.Jordan Deam said:Review: Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood
It turns out "Juarez" isn't Spanish for "duty."
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I hope you're being sarcastic. Juarez doesn't mean duty in Spanish. Duty is "deber". Juarez is just a name. It means "Son of Juan". Essentially, it's Johnson. Call of Juarez refers to some event or time period (can't remember if it's real of fictitious). They mention it during the intro to the first game.Cuniculus said:I have to say that the game looks good... but honestly, making a game called "Call of Duty" by replacing one of the words with something that means the same thing seems like... you might just be going out of your way for nothing. You could have just called it "Juarez: Bound in Blood" ... so that way when people find out Juarez means Duty, no one cares.
Are you trying to be funny or are you really that stupid?Cuniculus said:I have to say that the game looks good... but honestly, making a game called "Call of Duty" by replacing one of the words with something that means the same thing seems like... you might just be going out of your way for nothing. You could have just called it "Juarez: Bound in Blood" ... so that way when people find out Juarez means Duty, no one cares.
Um, what? A really poorly thought out shill for the developers of CoJ:BiB?SAMURAJ said:This is one of the beast FPS ever !!!!
it has a great story,the engine is also very god,covering system is genius (better the in any other fps game),......
The duels are brilliant (perfect), I don't know what the f*** you are talking about in this video, I didn't have any problems (played on pc),enjoy every second of the game !!!
Congratulations to techland,they created a mind blowing game (for me the FPS of the year) !!!
if it doesn't works so great on konzole then play on the pc,konzols don't deserve this game !!!
I mean to say, "what the hell did people think the creators would be getting away with?" Obviously if they did this, people would have found out, and they could have just as easily made it something NOT similar. I'm basically saying anyone who would think it meant "Call of Duty" is stupid.Clashero said:That made me laugh so hard.Jordan Deam said:Review: Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood
It turns out "Juarez" isn't Spanish for "duty."
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One question: does the game still have the option to holster one of your revolvers so you can use your free hand to fan the hammer? (outside of Concentration mode, that is). I loved doing that in small rooms against 2 or 3 enemies in the first one. Made you feel like Walker: Texas Ranger, it did.I hope you're being sarcastic. Juarez doesn't mean duty in Spanish. Duty is "deber". Juarez is just a name. It means "Son of Juan". Essentially, it's Johnson. Call of Juarez refers to some event or time period (can't remember if it's real of fictitious). They mention it during the intro to the first game.Cuniculus said:I have to say that the game looks good... but honestly, making a game called "Call of Duty" by replacing one of the words with something that means the same thing seems like... you might just be going out of your way for nothing. You could have just called it "Juarez: Bound in Blood" ... so that way when people find out Juarez means Duty, no one cares.
Read previous send to other individual who actually knows how to disagree with something without sounding like a pompous prick.TheAmericansHADE said:Are you trying to be funny or are you really that stupid?Cuniculus said:I have to say that the game looks good... but honestly, making a game called "Call of Duty" by replacing one of the words with something that means the same thing seems like... you might just be going out of your way for nothing. You could have just called it "Juarez: Bound in Blood" ... so that way when people find out Juarez means Duty, no one cares.
Anyway, I'm annoyed that in almost every review I've read for this game they continuously neglect to even mention the phenomenal multilayer in it, which may be the best part about the game. The game modes range from old school shoot em' out deathmatch to robbing a bank and attempting to make off with the loot before the sherrifs get you. It's tons of fun and makes the game well worth the $50 (PC version). It doesn't make sense for everyone to ignore the multiplayer but they seem to anyway, oh well.
Oh, if you're referring to the comment Jordan made on the original post, I suppose it was meant to be tongue-in-cheek.Cuniculus said:I mean to say, "what the hell did people think the creators would be getting away with?" Obviously if they did this, people would have found out, and they could have just as easily made it something NOT similar. I'm basically saying anyone who would think it meant "Call of Duty" is stupid.Clashero said:That made me laugh so hard.Jordan Deam said:Review: Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood
It turns out "Juarez" isn't Spanish for "duty."
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One question: does the game still have the option to holster one of your revolvers so you can use your free hand to fan the hammer? (outside of Concentration mode, that is). I loved doing that in small rooms against 2 or 3 enemies in the first one. Made you feel like Walker: Texas Ranger, it did.I hope you're being sarcastic. Juarez doesn't mean duty in Spanish. Duty is "deber". Juarez is just a name. It means "Son of Juan". Essentially, it's Johnson. Call of Juarez refers to some event or time period (can't remember if it's real of fictitious). They mention it during the intro to the first game.Cuniculus said:I have to say that the game looks good... but honestly, making a game called "Call of Duty" by replacing one of the words with something that means the same thing seems like... you might just be going out of your way for nothing. You could have just called it "Juarez: Bound in Blood" ... so that way when people find out Juarez means Duty, no one cares.
I'm personally hoping for an RTS set in the Crusades.Tenmar said:Deam is what we like to call a city boy! But an interesting review for a the old west. We need more games based on history.
Wouldn't that involve a lot of sieging cities and surrendering stuff?Flying-Emu said:I'm personally hoping for an RTS set in the Crusades.Tenmar said:Deam is what we like to call a city boy! But an interesting review for a the old west. We need more games based on history.