It's worse with TF2. Plus half the Mac users are dicks about being Mac users. I think i'm going to stop accepting "Join Game" invites from my friends...Delusibeta said:Yeah, you are. May I suggest looking for other servers? I wouldn't guarentee that no dicks will use any specific server (this is the internet, after all), but I certainly know servers where that sort of thing is rare in my experience).Ironman126 said:What PC games have you been playing? Ever third comment on BBC2 and TF2 is either a racist remark or some shithead 12-year-old threatening violence or sexual abuse against me. (granted, it's because i'm owning the idiot, but still.)
Seriously. Am i just playing on the douche-bag servers or something? Hell, it happens even on my gaming community's server.
So... you did pull fake numbers out of your ass. That's a pretty lousy arguement.Geo Da Sponge said:Actually no, my point wasn't really built around the statistics used previously. I mentioned them here because I was arguing there's probably more to this than 'PC gamers are teh 1337', an argument that 'hardcore' (ie. insecure) PC gamers will leap on at the drop of a hat, like Nintendo fans leaping on a successful Wii game as an argument that they can still play their console. I wasn't really all that sure of the stats myself, and I didn't look at the web page itself because that wasn't really my point.
Of course, people who pirated it need a unique CD key to play online at all. Please learn how the internet works.nesto said:they should subract 3,960,000 users statistics. Thats how many pirated Bad Company2 on PC this year.
The problem is just stating how much the computer costs doesn't really tell us much on why you are having these issues.Canid117 said:How about an HP in the $900-$1100 range.loc978 said:Define a "normal" PC...Canid117 said:Does the game still run like crap on normal PC's? Ran like garbage on mine because of the particle effects and I will not play unless I can turn the damn dust effects down so I can play without lagging horrifically every time a grenade goes off.
I really suggest just finding a server with an active mod squad. Usually clan scrim servers keep them squared up fairly well. Even if you have to deal with them occasional all joining to practice with all clan on one team and all ranodm on other.Ironman126 said:Seriously. Am i just playing on the douche-bag servers or something? Hell, it happens even on my gaming community's server.
We are, however, more organized than the console crowd. And we don't have matchmaking to contend with. I almost feel sorry for them. But they made their choice, so they can live with all the poorly balanced consequences.
I'd be careful where you say that.insanelich said:BUT PC GAMING IS DEAAAAAAAAAAD!
PeePantz said:Being released to the PC a few days before obviously gives them an unfair advantage. By the time the challenge date of the console release, PC gamers have already gathered enough steam and had more people come back to the game. New players have also had three days prep. Also, they've had a chance to get the feel of the game such as maps and weaponry.
Looks like someone doesn't know about digital sales. Pretty much all the digital retailers don't release sale numbers, including the publishers own stores.DragonTHC said:The game sold 2.7 million on xbox 360, 2 million on ps3.
How many sold on PC? 310 thousand. This from VGChartz
310 thousand players bested 4.7 million?
That is pathetic. This means that PC players truly have way more skills. It's all down to the controller.
Too bad skills don't pay the bills.
Tbh BF has always been a more PC orientated game, I'd bet the majority of fans play it on PC thus helping.Thedayrecker said:In my experience, I've found the console crowd isn't exactly into the whole "teamwork" thing.
My internet should be fine. I can play Team Fortress 2 without any lag and the times the game would lag in BFBC2 was when stuff blew up. My Chipset is an ATI mobility Radeon 4200 series with an M520 series CPU at 2.30 GHZ according according my system information on control panel. All of this is running on a one year old pavilion. I had gone on forums and there were numerous complaints that the game ran poorly on mid range computers and that it would probably be better after a few patches but I have yet to check if performance has improved at all on my machine. System requirements labs says I should be able to run it fine if I turned down the graphics and it would have too if I was just able to turn down those damn particle effects. They are a nasty resource hog and I honestly do not mind if a dust cloud looks a little unrealistic if it means my game runs smoothly.Thee Prisoner said:The problem is just stating how much the computer costs doesn't really tell us much on why you are having these issues.Canid117 said:How about an HP in the $900-$1100 range.loc978 said:Define a "normal" PC...Canid117 said:Does the game still run like crap on normal PC's? Ran like garbage on mine because of the particle effects and I will not play unless I can turn the damn dust effects down so I can play without lagging horrifically every time a grenade goes off.
Lag can be caused by your internet connection and/or your graphic card abilities, bad drivers and etc.
If you can at least give us the model number of your computer we might be able to help. Pre-made computers are notorious for having bad to average graphic cards and/or chips.
The Radeon 4200 is your problem,. It works well on older PC games but not great on new games, but if you use low to medium settings for the newer games you should be ok.Canid117 said:My internet should be fine. I can play Team Fortress 2 without any lag and the times the game would lag in BFBC2 was when stuff blew up. My Chipset is an ATI mobility Radeon 4200 series with an M520 series CPU at 2.30 GHZ according according my system information on control panel. All of this is running on a one year old pavilion. I had gone on forums and there were numerous complaints that the game ran poorly on mid range computers and that it would probably be better after a few patches but I have yet to check if performance has improved at all on my machine. System requirements labs says I should be able to run it fine if I turned down the graphics and it would have too if I was just able to turn down those damn particle effects. They are a nasty resource hog and I honestly do not mind if a dust cloud looks a little unrealistic if it means my game runs smoothly.Thee Prisoner said:The problem is just stating how much the computer costs doesn't really tell us much on why you are having these issues.Canid117 said:How about an HP in the $900-$1100 range.loc978 said:Define a "normal" PC...Canid117 said:Does the game still run like crap on normal PC's? Ran like garbage on mine because of the particle effects and I will not play unless I can turn the damn dust effects down so I can play without lagging horrifically every time a grenade goes off.
Lag can be caused by your internet connection and/or your graphic card abilities, bad drivers and etc.
If you can at least give us the model number of your computer we might be able to help. Pre-made computers are notorious for having bad to average graphic cards and/or chips.
If you were offended:Korten12 said:you're joking right? I understand PC Fanboyism, I even own BFBC2 and vietnam for the PC but this a bit harsh and unesscary.
Fanboy, hardly, sensitive, not really, I can take a joke, but when the site such as the Escapist already has too much PC fanboyism, its not very enligtening when one of the reporters acts like a PC fanboy.Jesse Custer said:If you were offended:Korten12 said:you're joking right? I understand PC Fanboyism, I even own BFBC2 and vietnam for the PC but this a bit harsh and unesscary.
1. You're the fan-boy.
2. You're too sensitive.
And even if it was "unnecessary", it was (mildly) funny and that's all that counts. Toughen up kid.