yeah, fine... fine... Now get a team together - maybe including some of the people that got laid off from Raven Software - and make a new Jedi Knight game.
I read about it, was excited, but then I saw EA and now I don't know how to feel.TheJerome9157 said:Bad sign B to Z: Electronic Arts.
lol yup, i remember capturing the entire field while they still had 113 or some left in their army, had one big ass fucking grin on my face lightsabering 10 clone troopers in less than a couple seconds.RJ 17 said:Seriously, he was ridiculous. There were certain battlefields where you could just march right down the field Darth Maul and win by controlling all spawnpoints while the enemy still had 3/4s of their army left. He was just so damn fast, his lightsaber-throw could wipe out swarms of enemies and rip vehicles to shreds, and his regular attacks pretty much did the same. The only person that compared to him was the twi'lek (spelling) jedi chick that had 2 lightsabers, but even her flurry of attacks just couldn't clear a crowd like all of Maul's flipping and spinning and just fucking shit up.gmaverick019 said:*reminiscent sigh*RJ 17 said:Heros...which were often so overpowered that they could singlehandedly win a battle...I'm looking at you, Darth Maul...>.>
i remember the good ole days, where i could win an entire victory and capture the enemies sole spawn point with darth maul...
ended battles before they even fuckin started, that's how you win wars gentlemen.
Good god, you play as him on the Jedi Temple map and yeah, gg clone army. There was that spawnpoint that was up some stairs off to the side of the Council room...those stairs became an absolute slaughterhouse as the clones charge down it trying to retake the Council room. Just spend a minute there and you'll wipe out half their army.Ldude893 said:I have fond memories of playing that unstoppable, overpowered bastard. Any fight while playing Darth Maul that takes place within a cramped corridor is an instant curbstomp, and that lightsaber throw of his can clear entire crowds. It was amazing.gmaverick019 said:*reminiscent sigh*RJ 17 said:Heros...which were often so overpowered that they could singlehandedly win a battle...I'm looking at you, Darth Maul...>.>
i remember the good ole days, where i could win an entire victory and capture the enemies sole spawn point with darth maul...
ended battles before they even fuckin started, that's how you win wars gentlemen.
Yeah, I only ever played against the computer, and Droids were always my favorite faction. Primarily because of Darth Maul, but they also had the most OP special unit: the rolly-polly bubble-shield droid (I forget what they're called...or at least how to spell itgmaverick019 said:lol yup, i remember capturing the entire field while they still had 113 or some left in their army, had one big ass fucking grin on my face lightsabering 10 clone troopers in less than a couple seconds.RJ 17 said:Seriously, he was ridiculous. There were certain battlefields where you could just march right down the field Darth Maul and win by controlling all spawnpoints while the enemy still had 3/4s of their army left. He was just so damn fast, his lightsaber-throw could wipe out swarms of enemies and rip vehicles to shreds, and his regular attacks pretty much did the same. The only person that compared to him was the twi'lek (spelling) jedi chick that had 2 lightsabers, but even her flurry of attacks just couldn't clear a crowd like all of Maul's flipping and spinning and just fucking shit up.gmaverick019 said:*reminiscent sigh*RJ 17 said:Heros...which were often so overpowered that they could singlehandedly win a battle...I'm looking at you, Darth Maul...>.>
i remember the good ole days, where i could win an entire victory and capture the enemies sole spawn point with darth maul...
ended battles before they even fuckin started, that's how you win wars gentlemen.
thankfully i played very little online (goes to show you how much bf2 really shined, i put in 1000 hours in offline mode, conquest and campaign were hella fun) so i didn't have to deal with OP darth maul mowing me down.
The thing is, Battlefront has always been a generic shooter, its the Vehicle section, the scale of the maps, the classes and the introduction of playable hero's in BF 2 that really sold the franchise, It took everything from other shooters, mashed them together, and did it perfectly.Atmos Duality said:I picked up Battlefront 2 during a Star Wars Day sale and was surprised at the quality for its time; especially the space combat.
So naturally, I'm curious to see which direction they take this: Is it going to be excellent, or is it going to be another generic first or third person shooter clothed in Star Wars.
Sadly, it's kind of a moot point to me, since I haven't bought any EA published title since 2008, and I have no intention of changing that policy until EA changes their tune. (spoilers: they won't. They haven't changed their core business philosophy in over a decade, why start now?)
It was mainly third person, with the FPS option feeling like an afterthought.amaranth_dru said:BTW, the original BF series was an FPS with 3rd person components so I don't know why people be hatin other than "Oh look, EA news! Let's roll out the hate wagons."
Remember when Bioware was on top of the world and said that your decision in the Mass Effect series would have a real implication to the way the story concluded? Yeah companies lie and change direction so please don't be so naive.Logan Allison said:It makes me laugh how people are saying "Oh this better not just be Battlefield: Star Wars edition." EA already not only confirmed that it WOULD NOT be Battlefield: Star Wars edition, but they would hate to do that because "it would be boring." Don't believe me? Google it. I was skeptical too, but with that earlier post and the fact that there WILL be third person, I'm super fired up.![]()
Choices having a real implication within a game isn't exactly the same as how all of the techniques and gameplay mechanics come together to make the game what it is and give it a certain feel. You may choose to remain skeptical, and that's fine, but I've chosen to take it for what it's been set up as and I will support it until I play it for myself and determine whether it was worth it or not.GAunderrated said:Remember when Bioware was on top of the world and said that your decision in the Mass Effect series would have a real implication to the way the story concluded? Yeah companies lie and change direction so please don't be so naive.Logan Allison said:It makes me laugh how people are saying "Oh this better not just be Battlefield: Star Wars edition." EA already not only confirmed that it WOULD NOT be Battlefield: Star Wars edition, but they would hate to do that because "it would be boring." Don't believe me? Google it. I was skeptical too, but with that earlier post and the fact that there WILL be third person, I'm super fired up.![]()
This does make me skeptical.Soviet Heavy said:"will have a third person component".
Oh shit don't tell me you fuckwads are turning this into a primarily FPS title, are you? It's not squad based tactics in outer space, where you pick and choose your loadouts. It's a human wave simulator with distinct class based warfare. Get it right or don't do it at all.
^Aye!^GAunderrated said:When I see the title all I can think of is the title translates to "EA is rushing Battlefront 3 out ASAP to steal your $$$ before you realize its crap".
I would love to be proven wrong but I don't believe any AAA developer today could make a battlefront 3 that does the series justice. There is too much homogenous BS in the AAA market these days to think that it wont make it to battlefront 3. Especially at the helm of one of the greatest offenders in the game industry.