It does its formula well. As a person who likes the CoD series, I don't care about innovation as long as CoD still has the satisfying feel of letting me shoot people in the face.
Modern Warfare 2 £11.99 over at Amazon and £14.99 from Steam.Death_Korps_Kommissar said:Good luck with that, MW2 is still ?45 over here so I can't see it being much better over on your end. Or is that the kind of price you were going for?
Tell me what part is that? The "awesome" community(it does count as a part if your game is based online T.T")? The kill streaks? The maps?AkaDad said:You mean the part that makes the game fun?TheGoldenMan said:The game is going to play, for the most part, the same.AkaDad said:So, different story and different setting means it's not different. I learn something new everyday.
I'm ok with that.
Hi? Heard about Id? From your statement it doesn't sound like you have.TinyMAG said:Dice's Battlefield is the Grandfather of all online multilayer everywhere. We would not have multilayer as we understand it today and I will always thank Dice for that. That being said, few games/brands are as great for the local multi-player parties in the man-cave as CoD:MW. But I digress...
If you say so. I guess it will sell more than any other game, because it sucks.TheGoldenMan said:I mean the part that makes the game shit.AkaDad said:You mean the part that makes the game fun?TheGoldenMan said:The game is going to play, for the most part, the same.AkaDad said:So, different story and different setting means it's not different. I learn something new everyday.
I'm ok with that.
So the XM25 was in MW2. I didn't realise...Dirty Hipsters said:Lol, not even different guns, I still see everyone using the UMP45.Radeonx said:Well...it is using the same engine (I believe), so it being MW2 with different guns and different settings makes sense. Still looks fun to me.
Not always, but people know what they're getting with COD and are willing to pay $60 for it. Those people believe it's worth the money. I don't understand why people have a problem with that.TheGoldenMan said:Just like DiaKatana. Just like how Duke was supposed to turn out.AkaDad said:If you say so. I guess it will sell more than any other game, because it sucks.TheGoldenMan said:I mean the part that makes the game shit.AkaDad said:You mean the part that makes the game fun?TheGoldenMan said:The game is going to play, for the most part, the same.AkaDad said:So, different story and different setting means it's not different.
I'm ok with that.
Also, Sales=Quality. I learn something new everyday.
I don't understand your allusion to battlefield innovating multiplayer... If you are talking about servers - Counter-Strike anyone?TinyMAG said:Dice's Battlefield is the Grandfather of all online multilayer everywhere. We would not have multilayer as we understand it today and I will always thank Dice for that. That being said, few games/brands are as great for the local multi-player parties in the man-cave as CoD:MW. But I digress...
But you go into a thread that states in the thread title that mw3 is no different from mw2 and as such does harness a lot of comments that are like that?AkaDad said:Here's a radical thought. If you don't think it's worth paying $60 for MW3, then don't buy it.
I'd rather get a prostate exam then play an RTS game, so I don't buy them and I don't go into threads about those games and whine about how much they suck.
Again, fucking Id, stop giving cred to people that don't deserve it(someone most likely did it before Id but Id was the first ones to do it and get a following).sivlin said:I don't understand your allusion to battlefield innovating multiplayer... If you are talking about servers - Counter-Strike anyone?TinyMAG said:Dice's Battlefield is the Grandfather of all online multilayer everywhere. We would not have multilayer as we understand it today and I will always thank Dice for that. That being said, few games/brands are as great for the local multi-player parties in the man-cave as CoD:MW. But I digress...
I came into the thread to point out that they are different. They have different stories and different settings. The premise of the thread is false.kebab4you said:But you go into a thread that states in the thread title that mw3 is no different from mw2 and as such does harness a lot of comments that are like that?AkaDad said:Here's a radical thought. If you don't think it's worth paying $60 for MW3, then don't buy it.
I'd rather get a prostate exam then play an RTS game, so I don't buy them and I don't go into threads about those games and whine about how much they suck.
Again, fucking Id, stop giving cred to people that don't deserve it(someone most likely did it before Id but Id was the first ones to do it and get a following).sivlin said:I don't understand your allusion to battlefield innovating multiplayer... If you are talking about servers - Counter-Strike anyone?TinyMAG said:Dice's Battlefield is the Grandfather of all online multilayer everywhere. We would not have multilayer as we understand it today and I will always thank Dice for that. That being said, few games/brands are as great for the local multi-player parties in the man-cave as CoD:MW. But I digress...
You could argue its a different story, its basically going to be.AkaDad said:So, different story and different setting means it's not different. I learn something new everyday.
Its going to sell like fucking hot cakes because kids under a realistic age will force their parents to buy it on launch because it was this or not be popular.AkaDad said:If you say so. I guess it will sell more than any other game, because it sucks.TheGoldenMan said:I mean the part that makes the game shit.AkaDad said:You mean the part that makes the game fun?TheGoldenMan said:The game is going to play, for the most part, the same.AkaDad said:So, different story and different setting means it's not different. I learn something new everyday.
I'm ok with that.