So basically its COD with romans? A glorified tech demo to bring in the new current gen.. ah, what a way to start new tech! To give us the same shit we've seen before with 20-30% better graphics.
At 100mb/s Australian download speeds aren't bad, heck their better than alot of the US. It sounds like the XBO didnt put in a good disc drive as they didn't plan to use it often so got a cheaper slower speed one.Evonisia said:He does suffer from Australian download speeds. In England for example all three games I've downloaded only took 5 minutes to do in general.
The first is a Doc Holliday quote I think, the second is by Francis Bacon, the third I believe has to do with death being inevitable (which would make sense for Silent Hill)Ulquiorra4sama said:1. In wine there's truthAdept Mechanicus said:Can anyone translate the Latin in the credits?
2. Slander boldly, something always sticks
3. As you are, I was; as I am so you shall also be.
Not sure about the first two, but the last one is a Silent Hill reference so far as I remember.
I'm in Sydney, however most of the main cities have high speed net, just not in every area. No different than other countries, it's not in every house. Still NBN will fix this if Abbott doesn't screw the population over.Rainbow_Dashtruction said:Unless your in Sydney, 100mb/s is literally impossible in Australia. Or you live on top of a tower or you were in one of the lucky people who got the NBN testing fibre which gave you as a actual possible max of 100mb/s.
Oh my god! Prof. Farnsworth's experiments with Hitler's Brain were a success!EyeReaper said:I want to play a game about Roman soldiers fighting shark people on the planet outlandish. That sounds at least 5-10x better than this piece of drivel. While we're at it, lets make them Shark Nazis. because goddamn, could there be anything more evil or horrifying than an alien shark nazi?
That first one's posted in a lot of wine-tasting rooms in California Wine country.Rangerboy87 said:The first is a Doc Holliday quote I think, the second is by Francis Bacon, the third I believe has to do with death being inevitable (which would make sense for Silent Hill)Ulquiorra4sama said:1. In wine there's truthAdept Mechanicus said:Can anyone translate the Latin in the credits?
2. Slander boldly, something always sticks
3. As you are, I was; as I am so you shall also be.
Not sure about the first two, but the last one is a Silent Hill reference so far as I remember.
He's copying from the disc though, isn't he? Not downloading?Evonisia said:He does suffer from Australian download speeds. In England for example all three games I've downloaded only took 5 minutes to do in general.
People see the awesome graphics and assume the developer put the same effort into the rest of the game. This being in spite of the number of games we've already seen with breathtaking graphics and mediocre gameplay.SonOfVoorhees said:This is gaming i expect from a few gens ago, not on next gen. No real excuse for it.
Fair enough, I've only ever lived in Sydney, though I do recall hearing Canberra got the NBN first for obvious reasons. Either way my point about Abbott being a twit stands.Rainbow_Dashtruction said:No, ONLY Sydney has that fast internet in Australia. Every other major city (except the Gold Coast) has faster then most of the other cities, but no where near 100mb/s.
The so called barbarians beat the Romans many times throughout its history heck in the early years Rome was sacked by Gaulish tribes. Therefore I wouldn't suggest that the Barbarians were not a threat to the Romans, the only reason Caesar was allowed to conquer Gaul was because Rome feared Barbarian tribes might move into Italy. You may want to look at battles like Teutoburg Forest that show that the legions were far from invincible.rcs619 said:I haven't really been keeping up with this game, but... really? Barbarians? They make a game about the Roman Empire, one of the largest, most militarily powerful nations in the ancient world, and the only people they can think up for enemies are Barbarians? Granted, there were some big fights with Barbarians, but in general they were never a real threat to Rome until the very end when it been substantially weakened. Did they just not read the parts about how absolutely crushing the Roman legions were for much of Rome's history?
If they really wanted an 'epic' war story, why not set it during the Punic wars? Carthage was actually one of the few real military threats Rome ever faced. And the bulk of the Carthaginian military was made of mercenaries from all over Africa and the Mediterranean, which gives you quite a large variety of enemy types to choose from for your badguys. Also, Carthage actually had, and used, war elephants. Since any game about Rome has to have them.