Game of the year 2012

In your opinion, what was the best game that was released in 2012?

For me, it either Medal of Honor: Warfighter or Far Cry 3.

Halo 4. If you disagree I hate you.

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I said released in 2012.

So many people hated Warfighter when it came out. I was disappoint.

Mine's definitely Warfighter though. It was the first game I played wherein I could consistently go on massive killstreaks and annihilate all who opposed my wrath. But I don't really play it anymore because all my friends returned it and I hate being buddied up with a random person.

Ace wrote:So many people hated Warfighter when it came out. I was disappoint.

Mine's definitely Warfighter though. It was the first game I played wherein I could consistently go on massive killstreaks and annihilate all who opposed my wrath. But I don't really play it anymore because all my friends returned it and I hate being buddied up with a random person.

Worst part was the reviews were inconsistent. The launch trailer for the game included positive quotes from multiple gaming news agencies, like from IGN: "MOHW blew me away". Then after the game came out, it all went negative. Also they claimed the game didn't "innovate". That perfectly describes the Call of Duty series after Modern Warfare 2 and yet those games still get positive scores like 9/10.

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Ace wrote:So many people hated Warfighter when it came out. I was disappoint.

Mine's definitely Warfighter though. It was the first game I played wherein I could consistently go on massive killstreaks and annihilate all who opposed my wrath. But I don't really play it anymore because all my friends returned it and I hate being buddied up with a random person.

Worst part was the reviews were inconsistent. The launch trailer for the game included positive quotes from multiple gaming news agencies, like from IGN: "MOHW blew me away". Then after the game came out, it all went negative. Also they claimed the game didn't "innovate". That perfectly describes the Call of Duty series after Modern Warfare 2 and yet those games still get positive scores like 9/10.

CoD is rated higher because it's CoD. Most of Picasso's work looks like garbage and is only famous because it's by Picasso. All in all it's EA's fault because they forced DC to release Warfighter six months early. That's why there were so many glitches.

Although money under the table is also a possibility as to why CoD's views are always extremely positive.

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jj16802 wrote:

Ace wrote:So many people hated Warfighter when it came out. I was disappoint.

Mine's definitely Warfighter though. It was the first game I played wherein I could consistently go on massive killstreaks and annihilate all who opposed my wrath. But I don't really play it anymore because all my friends returned it and I hate being buddied up with a random person.

Worst part was the reviews were inconsistent. The launch trailer for the game included positive quotes from multiple gaming news agencies, like from IGN: "MOHW blew me away". Then after the game came out, it all went negative. Also they claimed the game didn't "innovate". That perfectly describes the Call of Duty series after Modern Warfare 2 and yet those games still get positive scores like 9/10.

CoD is rated higher because it's CoD. Most of Picasso's work looks like garbage and is only famous because it's by Picasso. All in all it's EA's fault because they forced DC to release Warfighter six months early. That's why there were so many glitches.

Although money under the table is also a possibility as to why CoD's views are always extremely positive.

As I recall, DC was able to fix most of the bugs by Day 2, which impressed me. Still, the occasional sound lag or the weapons reload animation not happening bugs me, but its not entirely game breaking. DICE has already fixed this in BF3 for consoles, hopefully DC will do it soon.

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Ace wrote:So many people hated Warfighter when it came out. I was disappoint.

Mine's definitely Warfighter though. It was the first game I played wherein I could consistently go on massive killstreaks and annihilate all who opposed my wrath. But I don't really play it anymore because all my friends returned it and I hate being buddied up with a random person.

Worst part was the reviews were inconsistent. The launch trailer for the game included positive quotes from multiple gaming news agencies, like from IGN: "MOHW blew me away". Then after the game came out, it all went negative. Also they claimed the game didn't "innovate". That perfectly describes the Call of Duty series after Modern Warfare 2 and yet those games still get positive scores like 9/10.

CoD is rated higher because it's CoD. Most of Picasso's work looks like garbage and is only famous because it's by Picasso. All in all it's EA's fault because they forced DC to release Warfighter six months early. That's why there were so many glitches.

Although money under the table is also a possibility as to why CoD's views are always extremely positive.

As I recall, DC was able to fix most of the bugs by Day 2, which impressed me. Still, the occasional sound lag or the weapons reload animation not happening bugs me, but its not entirely game breaking. DICE has already fixed this in BF3 for consoles, hopefully DC will do it soon.

I always got annoyed on this one desert map because there were so many invisible walls that you couldn't shoot through. The rocks were visually triangular in shape but their hit boxes were cubes, so you could clearly see over them but not shoot over them. It's kinda hard to explain.

They had a couple glitched servers too. Normally Home Run servers go for ten rounds, but there were a couple servers that went to 5000 rounds. -_-

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Ace wrote:So many people hated Warfighter when it came out. I was disappoint.

Mine's definitely Warfighter though. It was the first game I played wherein I could consistently go on massive killstreaks and annihilate all who opposed my wrath. But I don't really play it anymore because all my friends returned it and I hate being buddied up with a random person.

Worst part was the reviews were inconsistent. The launch trailer for the game included positive quotes from multiple gaming news agencies, like from IGN: "MOHW blew me away". Then after the game came out, it all went negative. Also they claimed the game didn't "innovate". That perfectly describes the Call of Duty series after Modern Warfare 2 and yet those games still get positive scores like 9/10.

CoD is rated higher because it's CoD. Most of Picasso's work looks like garbage and is only famous because it's by Picasso. All in all it's EA's fault because they forced DC to release Warfighter six months early. That's why there were so many glitches.

Although money under the table is also a possibility as to why CoD's views are always extremely positive.

As I recall, DC was able to fix most of the bugs by Day 2, which impressed me. Still, the occasional sound lag or the weapons reload animation not happening bugs me, but its not entirely game breaking. DICE has already fixed this in BF3 for consoles, hopefully DC will do it soon.

I always got annoyed on this one desert map because there were so many invisible walls that you couldn't shoot through. The rocks were visually triangular in shape but their hit boxes were cubes, so you could clearly see over them but not shoot over them. It's kinda hard to explain.

They had a couple glitched servers too. Normally Home Run servers go for ten rounds, but there were a couple servers that went to 5000 rounds. -_-

I also remember a Home Run server going for an infinite amount of rounds as well.

Also do you remember the map Tungawan Jungle? I recall some hit box issues as well, particularly with the fences. I tried shooting over them but the bullets couldn't go through.

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Ace wrote:So many people hated Warfighter when it came out. I was disappoint.

Mine's definitely Warfighter though. It was the first game I played wherein I could consistently go on massive killstreaks and annihilate all who opposed my wrath. But I don't really play it anymore because all my friends returned it and I hate being buddied up with a random person.

Worst part was the reviews were inconsistent. The launch trailer for the game included positive quotes from multiple gaming news agencies, like from IGN: "MOHW blew me away". Then after the game came out, it all went negative. Also they claimed the game didn't "innovate". That perfectly describes the Call of Duty series after Modern Warfare 2 and yet those games still get positive scores like 9/10.

CoD is rated higher because it's CoD. Most of Picasso's work looks like garbage and is only famous because it's by Picasso. All in all it's EA's fault because they forced DC to release Warfighter six months early. That's why there were so many glitches.

Although money under the table is also a possibility as to why CoD's views are always extremely positive.

As I recall, DC was able to fix most of the bugs by Day 2, which impressed me. Still, the occasional sound lag or the weapons reload animation not happening bugs me, but its not entirely game breaking. DICE has already fixed this in BF3 for consoles, hopefully DC will do it soon.

I always got annoyed on this one desert map because there were so many invisible walls that you couldn't shoot through. The rocks were visually triangular in shape but their hit boxes were cubes, so you could clearly see over them but not shoot over them. It's kinda hard to explain.

They had a couple glitched servers too. Normally Home Run servers go for ten rounds, but there were a couple servers that went to 5000 rounds. -_-

I also remember a Home Run server going for an infinite amount of rounds as well.

Also do you remember the map Tungawan Jungle? I recall some hit box issues as well, particularly with the fences. I tried shooting over them but the bullets couldn't go through.

Yeah, the problem was on Tungawan too. But out of all the maps, I hated Novi Grad Warzone the most. That place was a hellhole, especially if you started below the hill.

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Ace wrote:So many people hated Warfighter when it came out. I was disappoint.

Mine's definitely Warfighter though. It was the first game I played wherein I could consistently go on massive killstreaks and annihilate all who opposed my wrath. But I don't really play it anymore because all my friends returned it and I hate being buddied up with a random person.

Worst part was the reviews were inconsistent. The launch trailer for the game included positive quotes from multiple gaming news agencies, like from IGN: "MOHW blew me away". Then after the game came out, it all went negative. Also they claimed the game didn't "innovate". That perfectly describes the Call of Duty series after Modern Warfare 2 and yet those games still get positive scores like 9/10.

CoD is rated higher because it's CoD. Most of Picasso's work looks like garbage and is only famous because it's by Picasso. All in all it's EA's fault because they forced DC to release Warfighter six months early. That's why there were so many glitches.

Although money under the table is also a possibility as to why CoD's views are always extremely positive.

As I recall, DC was able to fix most of the bugs by Day 2, which impressed me. Still, the occasional sound lag or the weapons reload animation not happening bugs me, but its not entirely game breaking. DICE has already fixed this in BF3 for consoles, hopefully DC will do it soon.

I always got annoyed on this one desert map because there were so many invisible walls that you couldn't shoot through. The rocks were visually triangular in shape but their hit boxes were cubes, so you could clearly see over them but not shoot over them. It's kinda hard to explain.

They had a couple glitched servers too. Normally Home Run servers go for ten rounds, but there were a couple servers that went to 5000 rounds. -_-

I also remember a Home Run server going for an infinite amount of rounds as well.

Also do you remember the map Tungawan Jungle? I recall some hit box issues as well, particularly with the fences. I tried shooting over them but the bullets couldn't go through.

Yeah, the problem was on Tungawan too. But out of all the maps, I hated Novi Grad Warzone the most. That place was a hellhole, especially if you started below the hill.

Yeah, the snipers would already have a vantage point, especially in the bathroom where there is an open window.

The only map that I really liked was Saravejo Stadium. The pathways were easy to remember and in Sector Control, both teams didn't get a forward spawn point so no one had an advantage.

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Ace wrote:So many people hated Warfighter when it came out. I was disappoint.

Mine's definitely Warfighter though. It was the first game I played wherein I could consistently go on massive killstreaks and annihilate all who opposed my wrath. But I don't really play it anymore because all my friends returned it and I hate being buddied up with a random person.

Worst part was the reviews were inconsistent. The launch trailer for the game included positive quotes from multiple gaming news agencies, like from IGN: "MOHW blew me away". Then after the game came out, it all went negative. Also they claimed the game didn't "innovate". That perfectly describes the Call of Duty series after Modern Warfare 2 and yet those games still get positive scores like 9/10.

CoD is rated higher because it's CoD. Most of Picasso's work looks like garbage and is only famous because it's by Picasso. All in all it's EA's fault because they forced DC to release Warfighter six months early. That's why there were so many glitches.

Although money under the table is also a possibility as to why CoD's views are always extremely positive.

As I recall, DC was able to fix most of the bugs by Day 2, which impressed me. Still, the occasional sound lag or the weapons reload animation not happening bugs me, but its not entirely game breaking. DICE has already fixed this in BF3 for consoles, hopefully DC will do it soon.

I always got annoyed on this one desert map because there were so many invisible walls that you couldn't shoot through. The rocks were visually triangular in shape but their hit boxes were cubes, so you could clearly see over them but not shoot over them. It's kinda hard to explain.

They had a couple glitched servers too. Normally Home Run servers go for ten rounds, but there were a couple servers that went to 5000 rounds. -_-

I also remember a Home Run server going for an infinite amount of rounds as well.

Also do you remember the map Tungawan Jungle? I recall some hit box issues as well, particularly with the fences. I tried shooting over them but the bullets couldn't go through.

Yeah, the problem was on Tungawan too. But out of all the maps, I hated Novi Grad Warzone the most. That place was a hellhole, especially if you started below the hill.

Yeah, the snipers would already have a vantage point, especially in the bathroom where there is an open window.

The only map that I really liked was Saravejo Stadium. The pathways were easy to remember and in Sector Control, both teams didn't get a forward spawn point so no one had an advantage.

Al Fara was probably my favorite, but it really sucked for one team on Sector Control. Basilan Aftermath was good too. The only maps I really disliked were Novi Grad and maybe Hara Dunes. Novi was unfair while Hara was half-finished.

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Ace wrote:So many people hated Warfighter when it came out. I was disappoint.

Mine's definitely Warfighter though. It was the first game I played wherein I could consistently go on massive killstreaks and annihilate all who opposed my wrath. But I don't really play it anymore because all my friends returned it and I hate being buddied up with a random person.

Worst part was the reviews were inconsistent. The launch trailer for the game included positive quotes from multiple gaming news agencies, like from IGN: "MOHW blew me away". Then after the game came out, it all went negative. Also they claimed the game didn't "innovate". That perfectly describes the Call of Duty series after Modern Warfare 2 and yet those games still get positive scores like 9/10.

CoD is rated higher because it's CoD. Most of Picasso's work looks like garbage and is only famous because it's by Picasso. All in all it's EA's fault because they forced DC to release Warfighter six months early. That's why there were so many glitches.

Although money under the table is also a possibility as to why CoD's views are always extremely positive.

As I recall, DC was able to fix most of the bugs by Day 2, which impressed me. Still, the occasional sound lag or the weapons reload animation not happening bugs me, but its not entirely game breaking. DICE has already fixed this in BF3 for consoles, hopefully DC will do it soon.

I always got annoyed on this one desert map because there were so many invisible walls that you couldn't shoot through. The rocks were visually triangular in shape but their hit boxes were cubes, so you could clearly see over them but not shoot over them. It's kinda hard to explain.

They had a couple glitched servers too. Normally Home Run servers go for ten rounds, but there were a couple servers that went to 5000 rounds. -_-

I also remember a Home Run server going for an infinite amount of rounds as well.

Also do you remember the map Tungawan Jungle? I recall some hit box issues as well, particularly with the fences. I tried shooting over them but the bullets couldn't go through.

Yeah, the problem was on Tungawan too. But out of all the maps, I hated Novi Grad Warzone the most. That place was a hellhole, especially if you started below the hill.

Yeah, the snipers would already have a vantage point, especially in the bathroom where there is an open window.

The only map that I really liked was Saravejo Stadium. The pathways were easy to remember and in Sector Control, both teams didn't get a forward spawn point so no one had an advantage.

Al Fara was probably my favorite, but it really sucked for one team on Sector Control. Basilan Aftermath was good too. The only maps I really disliked were Novi Grad and maybe Hara Dunes. Novi was unfair while Hara was half-finished.

Basilan was one of my favorites as well, though I noticed that the team coming from the ocean side had a odd advantage of getting to Center base quicker. Al Fara was good as well, and is Hara the one with the indoor market? I kept getting ambushed in that map a lot.

Also what's your opinion on the Zero Dark Thirty maps?

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Ace wrote:So many people hated Warfighter when it came out. I was disappoint.

Mine's definitely Warfighter though. It was the first game I played wherein I could consistently go on massive killstreaks and annihilate all who opposed my wrath. But I don't really play it anymore because all my friends returned it and I hate being buddied up with a random person.

Worst part was the reviews were inconsistent. The launch trailer for the game included positive quotes from multiple gaming news agencies, like from IGN: "MOHW blew me away". Then after the game came out, it all went negative. Also they claimed the game didn't "innovate". That perfectly describes the Call of Duty series after Modern Warfare 2 and yet those games still get positive scores like 9/10.

CoD is rated higher because it's CoD. Most of Picasso's work looks like garbage and is only famous because it's by Picasso. All in all it's EA's fault because they forced DC to release Warfighter six months early. That's why there were so many glitches.

Although money under the table is also a possibility as to why CoD's views are always extremely positive.

As I recall, DC was able to fix most of the bugs by Day 2, which impressed me. Still, the occasional sound lag or the weapons reload animation not happening bugs me, but its not entirely game breaking. DICE has already fixed this in BF3 for consoles, hopefully DC will do it soon.

I always got annoyed on this one desert map because there were so many invisible walls that you couldn't shoot through. The rocks were visually triangular in shape but their hit boxes were cubes, so you could clearly see over them but not shoot over them. It's kinda hard to explain.

They had a couple glitched servers too. Normally Home Run servers go for ten rounds, but there were a couple servers that went to 5000 rounds. -_-

I also remember a Home Run server going for an infinite amount of rounds as well.

Also do you remember the map Tungawan Jungle? I recall some hit box issues as well, particularly with the fences. I tried shooting over them but the bullets couldn't go through.

Yeah, the problem was on Tungawan too. But out of all the maps, I hated Novi Grad Warzone the most. That place was a hellhole, especially if you started below the hill.

Yeah, the snipers would already have a vantage point, especially in the bathroom where there is an open window.

The only map that I really liked was Saravejo Stadium. The pathways were easy to remember and in Sector Control, both teams didn't get a forward spawn point so no one had an advantage.

Al Fara was probably my favorite, but it really sucked for one team on Sector Control. Basilan Aftermath was good too. The only maps I really disliked were Novi Grad and maybe Hara Dunes. Novi was unfair while Hara was half-finished.

Basilan was one of my favorites as well, though I noticed that the team coming from the ocean side had a odd advantage of getting to Center base quicker. Al Fara was good as well, and is Hara the one with the indoor market? I kept getting ambushed in that map a lot.

Also what's your opinion on the Zero Dark Thirty maps?

Haven't played them yet. Most of my friends returned the game before they were released, and I hated getting buddied up with random people that didn't have mics and were almost always beyond terrible, so I went back to BF3. I think I'll play them later tonight though. All this talk about the game has made me want to play it again.

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Ace wrote:So many people hated Warfighter when it came out. I was disappoint.

Mine's definitely Warfighter though. It was the first game I played wherein I could consistently go on massive killstreaks and annihilate all who opposed my wrath. But I don't really play it anymore because all my friends returned it and I hate being buddied up with a random person.

Worst part was the reviews were inconsistent. The launch trailer for the game included positive quotes from multiple gaming news agencies, like from IGN: "MOHW blew me away". Then after the game came out, it all went negative. Also they claimed the game didn't "innovate". That perfectly describes the Call of Duty series after Modern Warfare 2 and yet those games still get positive scores like 9/10.

CoD is rated higher because it's CoD. Most of Picasso's work looks like garbage and is only famous because it's by Picasso. All in all it's EA's fault because they forced DC to release Warfighter six months early. That's why there were so many glitches.

Although money under the table is also a possibility as to why CoD's views are always extremely positive.

As I recall, DC was able to fix most of the bugs by Day 2, which impressed me. Still, the occasional sound lag or the weapons reload animation not happening bugs me, but its not entirely game breaking. DICE has already fixed this in BF3 for consoles, hopefully DC will do it soon.

I always got annoyed on this one desert map because there were so many invisible walls that you couldn't shoot through. The rocks were visually triangular in shape but their hit boxes were cubes, so you could clearly see over them but not shoot over them. It's kinda hard to explain.

They had a couple glitched servers too. Normally Home Run servers go for ten rounds, but there were a couple servers that went to 5000 rounds. -_-

I also remember a Home Run server going for an infinite amount of rounds as well.

Also do you remember the map Tungawan Jungle? I recall some hit box issues as well, particularly with the fences. I tried shooting over them but the bullets couldn't go through.

Yeah, the problem was on Tungawan too. But out of all the maps, I hated Novi Grad Warzone the most. That place was a hellhole, especially if you started below the hill.

Yeah, the snipers would already have a vantage point, especially in the bathroom where there is an open window.

The only map that I really liked was Saravejo Stadium. The pathways were easy to remember and in Sector Control, both teams didn't get a forward spawn point so no one had an advantage.

Al Fara was probably my favorite, but it really sucked for one team on Sector Control. Basilan Aftermath was good too. The only maps I really disliked were Novi Grad and maybe Hara Dunes. Novi was unfair while Hara was half-finished.

Basilan was one of my favorites as well, though I noticed that the team coming from the ocean side had a odd advantage of getting to Center base quicker. Al Fara was good as well, and is Hara the one with the indoor market? I kept getting ambushed in that map a lot.

Also what's your opinion on the Zero Dark Thirty maps?

Haven't played them yet. Most of my friends returned the game before they were released, and I hated getting buddied up with random people that didn't have mics and were almost always beyond terrible, so I went back to BF3. I think I'll play them later tonight though. All this talk about the game has made me want to play it again.

I'm used to being with random people. I only have one friend on PSN who still has the game, but he rarely goes on because he doesn't want his parents to know he bought his own PS3.

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Ace wrote:So many people hated Warfighter when it came out. I was disappoint.

Mine's definitely Warfighter though. It was the first game I played wherein I could consistently go on massive killstreaks and annihilate all who opposed my wrath. But I don't really play it anymore because all my friends returned it and I hate being buddied up with a random person.

Worst part was the reviews were inconsistent. The launch trailer for the game included positive quotes from multiple gaming news agencies, like from IGN: "MOHW blew me away". Then after the game came out, it all went negative. Also they claimed the game didn't "innovate". That perfectly describes the Call of Duty series after Modern Warfare 2 and yet those games still get positive scores like 9/10.

CoD is rated higher because it's CoD. Most of Picasso's work looks like garbage and is only famous because it's by Picasso. All in all it's EA's fault because they forced DC to release Warfighter six months early. That's why there were so many glitches.

Although money under the table is also a possibility as to why CoD's views are always extremely positive.

As I recall, DC was able to fix most of the bugs by Day 2, which impressed me. Still, the occasional sound lag or the weapons reload animation not happening bugs me, but its not entirely game breaking. DICE has already fixed this in BF3 for consoles, hopefully DC will do it soon.

I always got annoyed on this one desert map because there were so many invisible walls that you couldn't shoot through. The rocks were visually triangular in shape but their hit boxes were cubes, so you could clearly see over them but not shoot over them. It's kinda hard to explain.

They had a couple glitched servers too. Normally Home Run servers go for ten rounds, but there were a couple servers that went to 5000 rounds. -_-

I also remember a Home Run server going for an infinite amount of rounds as well.

Also do you remember the map Tungawan Jungle? I recall some hit box issues as well, particularly with the fences. I tried shooting over them but the bullets couldn't go through.

Yeah, the problem was on Tungawan too. But out of all the maps, I hated Novi Grad Warzone the most. That place was a hellhole, especially if you started below the hill.

Yeah, the snipers would already have a vantage point, especially in the bathroom where there is an open window.

The only map that I really liked was Saravejo Stadium. The pathways were easy to remember and in Sector Control, both teams didn't get a forward spawn point so no one had an advantage.

Al Fara was probably my favorite, but it really sucked for one team on Sector Control. Basilan Aftermath was good too. The only maps I really disliked were Novi Grad and maybe Hara Dunes. Novi was unfair while Hara was half-finished.

Basilan was one of my favorites as well, though I noticed that the team coming from the ocean side had a odd advantage of getting to Center base quicker. Al Fara was good as well, and is Hara the one with the indoor market? I kept getting ambushed in that map a lot.

Also what's your opinion on the Zero Dark Thirty maps?

Haven't played them yet. Most of my friends returned the game before they were released, and I hated getting buddied up with random people that didn't have mics and were almost always beyond terrible, so I went back to BF3. I think I'll play them later tonight though. All this talk about the game has made me want to play it again.

I'm used to being with random people. I only have one friend on PSN who still has the game, but he rarely goes on because he doesn't want his parents to know he bought his own PS3.

Dat massive quote pyramid!

I just can't stand being with random people. Some do just the most idiotic things. It's because I play mostly Home Run, and if you do something dumb in that, then you're likely out for the rest of the game. If they have a mic I can help them improve, but they rarely do.

I like where this pyramid is going.

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Ace wrote:So many people hated Warfighter when it came out. I was disappoint.

Mine's definitely Warfighter though. It was the first game I played wherein I could consistently go on massive killstreaks and annihilate all who opposed my wrath. But I don't really play it anymore because all my friends returned it and I hate being buddied up with a random person.

Worst part was the reviews were inconsistent. The launch trailer for the game included positive quotes from multiple gaming news agencies, like from IGN: "MOHW blew me away". Then after the game came out, it all went negative. Also they claimed the game didn't "innovate". That perfectly describes the Call of Duty series after Modern Warfare 2 and yet those games still get positive scores like 9/10.

CoD is rated higher because it's CoD. Most of Picasso's work looks like garbage and is only famous because it's by Picasso. All in all it's EA's fault because they forced DC to release Warfighter six months early. That's why there were so many glitches.

Although money under the table is also a possibility as to why CoD's views are always extremely positive.

As I recall, DC was able to fix most of the bugs by Day 2, which impressed me. Still, the occasional sound lag or the weapons reload animation not happening bugs me, but its not entirely game breaking. DICE has already fixed this in BF3 for consoles, hopefully DC will do it soon.

I always got annoyed on this one desert map because there were so many invisible walls that you couldn't shoot through. The rocks were visually triangular in shape but their hit boxes were cubes, so you could clearly see over them but not shoot over them. It's kinda hard to explain.

They had a couple glitched servers too. Normally Home Run servers go for ten rounds, but there were a couple servers that went to 5000 rounds. -_-

I also remember a Home Run server going for an infinite amount of rounds as well.

Also do you remember the map Tungawan Jungle? I recall some hit box issues as well, particularly with the fences. I tried shooting over them but the bullets couldn't go through.

Yeah, the problem was on Tungawan too. But out of all the maps, I hated Novi Grad Warzone the most. That place was a hellhole, especially if you started below the hill.

Yeah, the snipers would already have a vantage point, especially in the bathroom where there is an open window.

The only map that I really liked was Saravejo Stadium. The pathways were easy to remember and in Sector Control, both teams didn't get a forward spawn point so no one had an advantage.

Al Fara was probably my favorite, but it really sucked for one team on Sector Control. Basilan Aftermath was good too. The only maps I really disliked were Novi Grad and maybe Hara Dunes. Novi was unfair while Hara was half-finished.

Basilan was one of my favorites as well, though I noticed that the team coming from the ocean side had a odd advantage of getting to Center base quicker. Al Fara was good as well, and is Hara the one with the indoor market? I kept getting ambushed in that map a lot.

Also what's your opinion on the Zero Dark Thirty maps?

Haven't played them yet. Most of my friends returned the game before they were released, and I hated getting buddied up with random people that didn't have mics and were almost always beyond terrible, so I went back to BF3. I think I'll play them later tonight though. All this talk about the game has made me want to play it again.

I'm used to being with random people. I only have one friend on PSN who still has the game, but he rarely goes on because he doesn't want his parents to know he bought his own PS3.

Dat massive quote pyramid!

I just can't stand being with random people. Some do just the most idiotic things. It's because I play mostly Home Run, and if you do something dumb in that, then you're likely out for the rest of the game. If they have a mic I can help them improve, but they rarely do.

I rarely play Home Run mode because I like to respawn... even though I also come from a Counter Strike background . But in my first match of Home Run mode, I was actually the last survivor fighting against the last guy on the enemy team, and I won! After that, when I tried the mode again some days later, I just sucked...

Also let it be known that Ace and I created NH's first legit mass quote pyramid!

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Ace wrote:So many people hated Warfighter when it came out. I was disappoint.

Mine's definitely Warfighter though. It was the first game I played wherein I could consistently go on massive killstreaks and annihilate all who opposed my wrath. But I don't really play it anymore because all my friends returned it and I hate being buddied up with a random person.

Worst part was the reviews were inconsistent. The launch trailer for the game included positive quotes from multiple gaming news agencies, like from IGN: "MOHW blew me away". Then after the game came out, it all went negative. Also they claimed the game didn't "innovate". That perfectly describes the Call of Duty series after Modern Warfare 2 and yet those games still get positive scores like 9/10.

CoD is rated higher because it's CoD. Most of Picasso's work looks like garbage and is only famous because it's by Picasso. All in all it's EA's fault because they forced DC to release Warfighter six months early. That's why there were so many glitches.

Although money under the table is also a possibility as to why CoD's views are always extremely positive.

As I recall, DC was able to fix most of the bugs by Day 2, which impressed me. Still, the occasional sound lag or the weapons reload animation not happening bugs me, but its not entirely game breaking. DICE has already fixed this in BF3 for consoles, hopefully DC will do it soon.

I always got annoyed on this one desert map because there were so many invisible walls that you couldn't shoot through. The rocks were visually triangular in shape but their hit boxes were cubes, so you could clearly see over them but not shoot over them. It's kinda hard to explain.

They had a couple glitched servers too. Normally Home Run servers go for ten rounds, but there were a couple servers that went to 5000 rounds. -_-

I also remember a Home Run server going for an infinite amount of rounds as well.

Also do you remember the map Tungawan Jungle? I recall some hit box issues as well, particularly with the fences. I tried shooting over them but the bullets couldn't go through.

Yeah, the problem was on Tungawan too. But out of all the maps, I hated Novi Grad Warzone the most. That place was a hellhole, especially if you started below the hill.

Yeah, the snipers would already have a vantage point, especially in the bathroom where there is an open window.

The only map that I really liked was Saravejo Stadium. The pathways were easy to remember and in Sector Control, both teams didn't get a forward spawn point so no one had an advantage.

Al Fara was probably my favorite, but it really sucked for one team on Sector Control. Basilan Aftermath was good too. The only maps I really disliked were Novi Grad and maybe Hara Dunes. Novi was unfair while Hara was half-finished.

Basilan was one of my favorites as well, though I noticed that the team coming from the ocean side had a odd advantage of getting to Center base quicker. Al Fara was good as well, and is Hara the one with the indoor market? I kept getting ambushed in that map a lot.

Also what's your opinion on the Zero Dark Thirty maps?

Haven't played them yet. Most of my friends returned the game before they were released, and I hated getting buddied up with random people that didn't have mics and were almost always beyond terrible, so I went back to BF3. I think I'll play them later tonight though. All this talk about the game has made me want to play it again.

I'm used to being with random people. I only have one friend on PSN who still has the game, but he rarely goes on because he doesn't want his parents to know he bought his own PS3.

Dat massive quote pyramid!

I just can't stand being with random people. Some do just the most idiotic things. It's because I play mostly Home Run, and if you do something dumb in that, then you're likely out for the rest of the game. If they have a mic I can help them improve, but they rarely do.

I rarely play Home Run mode because I like to respawn... even though I also come from a Counter Strike background . But in my first match of Home Run mode, I was actually the last survivor fighting against the last guy on the enemy team, and I won! After that, when I tried the mode again some days later, I just sucked...

Also let it be known that Ace and I created NH's first legit mass quote pyramid!

I've always liked no-respawn game modes. When I was a CoD noob I always played Search and Destroy because tiny teams and the lack of respawns mixed things up. Sadly there's no option to turn respawning off in Squad Rush...

And FML I've downloaded the Zero Dark Thirty maps three times now but I still can't play them. DC, y u no do anything right?

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Ace wrote:So many people hated Warfighter when it came out. I was disappoint.

Mine's definitely Warfighter though. It was the first game I played wherein I could consistently go on massive killstreaks and annihilate all who opposed my wrath. But I don't really play it anymore because all my friends returned it and I hate being buddied up with a random person.

Worst part was the reviews were inconsistent. The launch trailer for the game included positive quotes from multiple gaming news agencies, like from IGN: "MOHW blew me away". Then after the game came out, it all went negative. Also they claimed the game didn't "innovate". That perfectly describes the Call of Duty series after Modern Warfare 2 and yet those games still get positive scores like 9/10.

CoD is rated higher because it's CoD. Most of Picasso's work looks like garbage and is only famous because it's by Picasso. All in all it's EA's fault because they forced DC to release Warfighter six months early. That's why there were so many glitches.

Although money under the table is also a possibility as to why CoD's views are always extremely positive.

As I recall, DC was able to fix most of the bugs by Day 2, which impressed me. Still, the occasional sound lag or the weapons reload animation not happening bugs me, but its not entirely game breaking. DICE has already fixed this in BF3 for consoles, hopefully DC will do it soon.

I always got annoyed on this one desert map because there were so many invisible walls that you couldn't shoot through. The rocks were visually triangular in shape but their hit boxes were cubes, so you could clearly see over them but not shoot over them. It's kinda hard to explain.

They had a couple glitched servers too. Normally Home Run servers go for ten rounds, but there were a couple servers that went to 5000 rounds. -_-

I also remember a Home Run server going for an infinite amount of rounds as well.

Also do you remember the map Tungawan Jungle? I recall some hit box issues as well, particularly with the fences. I tried shooting over them but the bullets couldn't go through.

Yeah, the problem was on Tungawan too. But out of all the maps, I hated Novi Grad Warzone the most. That place was a hellhole, especially if you started below the hill.

Yeah, the snipers would already have a vantage point, especially in the bathroom where there is an open window.

The only map that I really liked was Saravejo Stadium. The pathways were easy to remember and in Sector Control, both teams didn't get a forward spawn point so no one had an advantage.

Al Fara was probably my favorite, but it really sucked for one team on Sector Control. Basilan Aftermath was good too. The only maps I really disliked were Novi Grad and maybe Hara Dunes. Novi was unfair while Hara was half-finished.

Basilan was one of my favorites as well, though I noticed that the team coming from the ocean side had a odd advantage of getting to Center base quicker. Al Fara was good as well, and is Hara the one with the indoor market? I kept getting ambushed in that map a lot.

Also what's your opinion on the Zero Dark Thirty maps?

Haven't played them yet. Most of my friends returned the game before they were released, and I hated getting buddied up with random people that didn't have mics and were almost always beyond terrible, so I went back to BF3. I think I'll play them later tonight though. All this talk about the game has made me want to play it again.

I'm used to being with random people. I only have one friend on PSN who still has the game, but he rarely goes on because he doesn't want his parents to know he bought his own PS3.

Dat massive quote pyramid!

I just can't stand being with random people. Some do just the most idiotic things. It's because I play mostly Home Run, and if you do something dumb in that, then you're likely out for the rest of the game. If they have a mic I can help them improve, but they rarely do.

I rarely play Home Run mode because I like to respawn... even though I also come from a Counter Strike background . But in my first match of Home Run mode, I was actually the last survivor fighting against the last guy on the enemy team, and I won! After that, when I tried the mode again some days later, I just sucked...

Also let it be known that Ace and I created NH's first legit mass quote pyramid!

I've always liked no-respawn game modes. When I was a CoD noob I always played Search and Destroy because tiny teams and the lack of respawns mixed things up. Sadly there's no option to turn respawning off in Squad Rush...

And FML I've downloaded the Zero Dark Thirty maps three times now but I still can't play them. DC, y u no do anything right?

I didn't get any problems after I downloaded the DLC... try the server browser?

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Ace wrote:So many people hated Warfighter when it came out. I was disappoint.

Mine's definitely Warfighter though. It was the first game I played wherein I could consistently go on massive killstreaks and annihilate all who opposed my wrath. But I don't really play it anymore because all my friends returned it and I hate being buddied up with a random person.

Worst part was the reviews were inconsistent. The launch trailer for the game included positive quotes from multiple gaming news agencies, like from IGN: "MOHW blew me away". Then after the game came out, it all went negative. Also they claimed the game didn't "innovate". That perfectly describes the Call of Duty series after Modern Warfare 2 and yet those games still get positive scores like 9/10.

CoD is rated higher because it's CoD. Most of Picasso's work looks like garbage and is only famous because it's by Picasso. All in all it's EA's fault because they forced DC to release Warfighter six months early. That's why there were so many glitches.

Although money under the table is also a possibility as to why CoD's views are always extremely positive.

As I recall, DC was able to fix most of the bugs by Day 2, which impressed me. Still, the occasional sound lag or the weapons reload animation not happening bugs me, but its not entirely game breaking. DICE has already fixed this in BF3 for consoles, hopefully DC will do it soon.

I always got annoyed on this one desert map because there were so many invisible walls that you couldn't shoot through. The rocks were visually triangular in shape but their hit boxes were cubes, so you could clearly see over them but not shoot over them. It's kinda hard to explain.

They had a couple glitched servers too. Normally Home Run servers go for ten rounds, but there were a couple servers that went to 5000 rounds. -_-

I also remember a Home Run server going for an infinite amount of rounds as well.

Also do you remember the map Tungawan Jungle? I recall some hit box issues as well, particularly with the fences. I tried shooting over them but the bullets couldn't go through.

Yeah, the problem was on Tungawan too. But out of all the maps, I hated Novi Grad Warzone the most. That place was a hellhole, especially if you started below the hill.

Yeah, the snipers would already have a vantage point, especially in the bathroom where there is an open window.

The only map that I really liked was Saravejo Stadium. The pathways were easy to remember and in Sector Control, both teams didn't get a forward spawn point so no one had an advantage.

Al Fara was probably my favorite, but it really sucked for one team on Sector Control. Basilan Aftermath was good too. The only maps I really disliked were Novi Grad and maybe Hara Dunes. Novi was unfair while Hara was half-finished.

Basilan was one of my favorites as well, though I noticed that the team coming from the ocean side had a odd advantage of getting to Center base quicker. Al Fara was good as well, and is Hara the one with the indoor market? I kept getting ambushed in that map a lot.

Also what's your opinion on the Zero Dark Thirty maps?

Haven't played them yet. Most of my friends returned the game before they were released, and I hated getting buddied up with random people that didn't have mics and were almost always beyond terrible, so I went back to BF3. I think I'll play them later tonight though. All this talk about the game has made me want to play it again.

I'm used to being with random people. I only have one friend on PSN who still has the game, but he rarely goes on because he doesn't want his parents to know he bought his own PS3.

Dat massive quote pyramid!

I just can't stand being with random people. Some do just the most idiotic things. It's because I play mostly Home Run, and if you do something dumb in that, then you're likely out for the rest of the game. If they have a mic I can help them improve, but they rarely do.

I rarely play Home Run mode because I like to respawn... even though I also come from a Counter Strike background . But in my first match of Home Run mode, I was actually the last survivor fighting against the last guy on the enemy team, and I won! After that, when I tried the mode again some days later, I just sucked...

Also let it be known that Ace and I created NH's first legit mass quote pyramid!

I've always liked no-respawn game modes. When I was a CoD noob I always played Search and Destroy because tiny teams and the lack of respawns mixed things up. Sadly there's no option to turn respawning off in Squad Rush...

And FML I've downloaded the Zero Dark Thirty maps three times now but I still can't play them. DC, y u no do anything right?

I didn't get any problems after I downloaded the DLC... try the server browser?

Won't work... Whenever I'm playing a normal game and it switches over to a DLC map, I'm kicked because nothing recognizes that I actually have the maps.

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Ace wrote:So many people hated Warfighter when it came out. I was disappoint.

Mine's definitely Warfighter though. It was the first game I played wherein I could consistently go on massive killstreaks and annihilate all who opposed my wrath. But I don't really play it anymore because all my friends returned it and I hate being buddied up with a random person.

Worst part was the reviews were inconsistent. The launch trailer for the game included positive quotes from multiple gaming news agencies, like from IGN: "MOHW blew me away". Then after the game came out, it all went negative. Also they claimed the game didn't "innovate". That perfectly describes the Call of Duty series after Modern Warfare 2 and yet those games still get positive scores like 9/10.

CoD is rated higher because it's CoD. Most of Picasso's work looks like garbage and is only famous because it's by Picasso. All in all it's EA's fault because they forced DC to release Warfighter six months early. That's why there were so many glitches.

Although money under the table is also a possibility as to why CoD's views are always extremely positive.

As I recall, DC was able to fix most of the bugs by Day 2, which impressed me. Still, the occasional sound lag or the weapons reload animation not happening bugs me, but its not entirely game breaking. DICE has already fixed this in BF3 for consoles, hopefully DC will do it soon.

I always got annoyed on this one desert map because there were so many invisible walls that you couldn't shoot through. The rocks were visually triangular in shape but their hit boxes were cubes, so you could clearly see over them but not shoot over them. It's kinda hard to explain.

They had a couple glitched servers too. Normally Home Run servers go for ten rounds, but there were a couple servers that went to 5000 rounds. -_-

I also remember a Home Run server going for an infinite amount of rounds as well.

Also do you remember the map Tungawan Jungle? I recall some hit box issues as well, particularly with the fences. I tried shooting over them but the bullets couldn't go through.

Yeah, the problem was on Tungawan too. But out of all the maps, I hated Novi Grad Warzone the most. That place was a hellhole, especially if you started below the hill.

Yeah, the snipers would already have a vantage point, especially in the bathroom where there is an open window.

The only map that I really liked was Saravejo Stadium. The pathways were easy to remember and in Sector Control, both teams didn't get a forward spawn point so no one had an advantage.

Al Fara was probably my favorite, but it really sucked for one team on Sector Control. Basilan Aftermath was good too. The only maps I really disliked were Novi Grad and maybe Hara Dunes. Novi was unfair while Hara was half-finished.

Basilan was one of my favorites as well, though I noticed that the team coming from the ocean side had a odd advantage of getting to Center base quicker. Al Fara was good as well, and is Hara the one with the indoor market? I kept getting ambushed in that map a lot.

Also what's your opinion on the Zero Dark Thirty maps?

Haven't played them yet. Most of my friends returned the game before they were released, and I hated getting buddied up with random people that didn't have mics and were almost always beyond terrible, so I went back to BF3. I think I'll play them later tonight though. All this talk about the game has made me want to play it again.

I'm used to being with random people. I only have one friend on PSN who still has the game, but he rarely goes on because he doesn't want his parents to know he bought his own PS3.

Dat massive quote pyramid!

I just can't stand being with random people. Some do just the most idiotic things. It's because I play mostly Home Run, and if you do something dumb in that, then you're likely out for the rest of the game. If they have a mic I can help them improve, but they rarely do.

I rarely play Home Run mode because I like to respawn... even though I also come from a Counter Strike background . But in my first match of Home Run mode, I was actually the last survivor fighting against the last guy on the enemy team, and I won! After that, when I tried the mode again some days later, I just sucked...

Also let it be known that Ace and I created NH's first legit mass quote pyramid!

I've always liked no-respawn game modes. When I was a CoD noob I always played Search and Destroy because tiny teams and the lack of respawns mixed things up. Sadly there's no option to turn respawning off in Squad Rush...

And FML I've downloaded the Zero Dark Thirty maps three times now but I still can't play them. DC, y u no do anything right?

I didn't get any problems after I downloaded the DLC... try the server browser?

Won't work... Whenever I'm playing a normal game and it switches over to a DLC map, I'm kicked because nothing recognizes that I actually have the maps.

Did you check your game for updates?