I don't have it, don't really want it but my friends stucka knife to my throat and said "You must get this game." and went and killed a chicken in the holy name of Captain Price. So I either get it, or I die(as another offering to Capatain Price). I need new friends.
Am I the only one who doesn't have Modern Warfare 2?
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No you are not the only one. But it is a good game, well worth the money that you will be spending on it if you buy it new.
Well they are treating you like an idiot who will toss money at them whenever they ask you to. You really shouldn't accept that kind of BS. Maybe it's not all that possible on console but if it's possible it's only fair to want some more bang for your dollar. Would you settle for expensive "OK/GOOD" or cheaper "Mother fucking brilliant!"?imahobbit4062 said:
To original guy:
I'd love for them to add mod support to. Don't know why they are afraid of that. Dragon Age has brilliant mod support and an excellent community and still sells bucket loads of their DLC. 4-6 hrs (plus maybe 200 hrs of half decent multiplayer) of gameplay for 59.99 OR years of gameplay for 49.99? I choose the 2nd option. Mods are awesome.
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No I do not have MW2 because I'm not some consumer whore.
He didn't say there was anything wrong with them, he just doesn't like them. And yes, CoD fanboys are quite annoying, even though I have the game and love it, I really agree with that.arc1991 said:
I don't own it yet for all the same reasons you listed but in addition I haven't been impressed with the Call of Duty line since I first heard it was a military FPS. It was about at that point that my eyes glazed over with dis-interest and I knocked off for other, more compelling genres.
DO NOT, GET THAT GAME! Wait for proper online and mod support. Do not be a consumer whore or fall into the demands of terrorists.Snowalker said:
Did it help?
i haven't got MW 2. as a matter of fact after august i haven't even played any computer games.
(hint. my compu broke down)
(hint. my compu broke down)
Don't have it, don't want to have it. I'm just going to stick it out 'till March 2nd so I can get Bad Company 2.
See this is the sort of response that makes me lose respect for the console gaming community.imahobbit4062 said:
Why should gamers settle for a game that's been downgraded majorly compared to its predecessor?
"oh they made it, we must worship it!"
Oh and by the way, this is coming from someone who owns a 360 and PS3.
i don't own it, don't plan on owning it. I like killing zombies and aliens in a total make believe story. I don't like war games like COD and such.
I might as well mention most people are prolly sick of "Am I the only one" threads : |FleaJr said:
(though I'm not, seeing how I don't take this forum -that- seriously.)
And to answer your question, no, you're not, I haven't either. That's because I consider myself a -real- CoD fan; The one that's fairly down to earth kind of fan, I'm disappointed - a fanboy have bought MW2 already, so I'm no fanboy.
CoD 1, 2 and 4; All good games in my book, sure, not realistic nor particularly accurate, but a good experience, though I kinda miss the non-regenerating health from CoD1. (The Treyarch CoD's aren't worth mentioning; WaW might've had a good Soviet campaign, but the Nazi Zombie thing can bugger off, I mentioned the games aren't that realistic, but there's a limit to how unrealistic it can get..)
I will likely try MW2's single player, (on PC, obviously, as I don't own any consoles and personally get on with the controls far better) but for likely only one reason, because Captain Price shows up... and watching DC burn... ...and playing as a terrorist...
The multiplayer I won't touch with a ten-foot pole until they get over their sick social experiment; Come on, you all know it got to be a weird experiment.
Hypothetic question: "How many people will buy the sequel to a mass-selling game, when it is hyped beyond all comprehensive thought, and with one version of it gimped to the point where it's worth about 30 bucks at the maximum?"
