Dino D-Day Still Looks Like the Best World War II FPS Ever
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Interesting game premise, makes me kind of wish someone would actually pick up a liscense for "Wierd World War II" the old d20 RPG.
Still, the premise is interesting, though I tend to agree that if they are going to give the Nazis wierd stuff, they should give equally wierd stuff to the allies. Of course they might have as I haven't checked out the classes yet.
Not much of a FPS fan, but I have to admit this does sound neat.
Still, the premise is interesting, though I tend to agree that if they are going to give the Nazis wierd stuff, they should give equally wierd stuff to the allies. Of course they might have as I haven't checked out the classes yet.
Not much of a FPS fan, but I have to admit this does sound neat.
But that doesn't matter. They aren't lizards. They are more closely related to birds.Leviano said:
Due to lack of zombies perhaps? I'm sure that will come with a later DLC pack.Onyx Oblivion said:
Sounds fairly interesting to me, but I'll be looking at alot of gameplay videos before I go near this.
So it's Day of Defeat: Source only the Axis has 3 dinosaur types instead... colour me unimpressed here. DoD: Source was/is a mediocre team based WWII FPS, adding dinosaurs does not automatically make this game any better :/
(Just as a disclaimer I've not played it yet, just seen the footage, however the trailers just don't look that great to me so I doubt I ever will.)
(Just as a disclaimer I've not played it yet, just seen the footage, however the trailers just don't look that great to me so I doubt I ever will.)
Watched some videos of it, looks less exciting than watching paint dry while crushing your balls with a nut cracker...
The main reason there aren't many living free mods out there is that free mods tend to disappear because that's what happens to free games. Take Hidden: Source. It's a great game that is kinda creepy, and one of the best fps multiplayers out there. Because you need Steam amd Half-Life 2, (in some way like CS:S. TF2 etc.) but Steam doesn't sell the game so no-one really knows anything about it, except the selected few who loves it. Since this game is for multiplayer only it gets boring when the servers are empty, so more and more quit to play, and less start to play when the popularity goes down. If it had been sold for $10 on Steam more would have known about, more would have played it. Also I don't think it's a bad thing that aspiring new game makers get money from their hard work.Vern said:
