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I like all three and with that being said I think TF2 is my least favorite of the three. It is probably because the characters are cartoons.
Apache
Where do you put the Bayonet?
Chesty Puller (upon seeing a flamethrower for the first time)
I am all in favor of keeping dangerous weapons out of the hands of fools. Lets start with typewriters.
Frank Lloyd Wright
I think BF1 will be a lot fun, it's definitely going to be different with EAs new server scheme but I think the fact that's it's new will attract more people, if it doesn't work then we could always play one of those older games. Just think of how many people would be coming around here if all we were talking about was CSGO.
I'm doing good! RL is keeping me busy, so I had dropped out of gaming for a bit. I saw the broadcast email from Cain and thought I would answer the call. I have some great memories from when I was a regular here. Hope everything is going well for you as well.
@Apache - Thanks for the welcome!
"May the fleas of a thousand camels infest the crotch of the person who screws up your day and may their arms be too short to scratch."
Between the three, I'd go with TF2, but that game has always had a soft spot in my heart much like UT2K4. From what little I've seen of BF1 it seriously seems directed towards the consoles, and I never actually played CS:GO so I can't really provide any input on that, though it does go on sale quite often.
Between the three, I'd go with TF2, but that game has always had a soft spot in my heart much like UT2K4. From what little I've seen of BF1 it seriously seems directed towards the consoles, and I never actually played CS:GO so I can't really provide any input on that, though it does go on sale quite often.
Good to see you!! You'd like CS:GO, but first we will give BF1 a shot...
I'm doing good! RL is keeping me busy, so I had dropped out of gaming for a bit. I saw the broadcast email from Cain and thought I would answer the call. I have some great memories from when I was a regular here. Hope everything is going well for you as well.
@Apache - Thanks for the welcome!
Glad you did!
Not seen you around since L4D2 and longer on here.
Those where fun.
I'm not insane. I'm just overwhelming!
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Battlefield brought me here over a decade ago, it was fantastic (BF2 AND BF2142). However I feel like battlefield (newer versions) doesn't have any sense of community. Barely anybody talks on mic, and I'm a sucker for everybody talking to each other, I love it. I'm also not purchasing BF1 so i might be a little biased.
I would love to play some CsGo with you guys. I miss having a group of buddies to play with, encourage each other, and of course smack talk each other (in a friendly way).
At present i'm playing a crap load of competitive overwatch, however I need a game I can just hang out with and have fun. CsGo would be this for me.
So I looked it over during beta and I feel it's just more of the same. And I'm just tired of giving EA money for incomplete games. If you do decide to run BF1, Cain, I'll wait until the game is heavily discounted.
All I can say is that I had more memorable moments on BFBC2, BFVietnam, BF3 and BF4 than in any other games I've played. CoD4 was fun too, just wish it would have stuck around longer.WaW was great also. But after Black Ops, Acitvision screwed the pooch with dedicated servers going out. So I havent played any Activision games in a long time. With that being said. The BF franchise has been really good, even with all the problems in the beginning of new releases. But everything is relative I guess. I dont care for CS:GO never did although I have the game. And I never got to play TF2 much cause I was in transition from overseas when the Lair was running it. I guess it's what ever the majority feel like. But, we had a handful of guys that we would call in the evenings or text them to come play and they would always show up. And we communicated well. We didn play here much at all because we wanted to play HC but Cain opted for normal mode. Which is fine. But thats why we didnt play here. Wasnt anything personal. We just liked that game mode the best. But I can tell you I have never in my life laughed as much as I have when we played BF3. Why, because we were all friends and we squaded up and played together. We used TeamSpeak for communications so no one would bother us and we were always at the top or at least in the top tier on ever match. It was truly fun.
So whatever you play, find some core guys. Get their phone numbers and stick together in game. We've shared more than just game time. We know where each one lives, families and the dogs name. Thats why people dont understand why there are guys my age still playing games. It's because of the camaraderie that we have shared over the last 10+ years. We share computer parts and help each other with problems when they arise, Even in family. We are that close. So do yourself a favor. Share your life with someone while you can. It really makes a difference, no matter what game you play.
[COLOR="#008080"][/COLOR][SIZE="5"][COLOR="LightBlue"][B]Not everything that counts on the battlefield is countable.[/B][/COLOR][/SIZE]
All I can say is that I had more memorable moments on BFBC2, BFVietnam, BF3 and BF4 than in any other games I've played. CoD4 was fun too, just wish it would have stuck around longer.WaW was great also. But after Black Ops, Acitvision screwed the pooch with dedicated servers going out. So I havent played any Activision games in a long time. With that being said. The BF franchise has been really good, even with all the problems in the beginning of new releases. But everything is relative I guess. I dont care for CS:GO never did although I have the game. And I never got to play TF2 much cause I was in transition from overseas when the Lair was running it. I guess it's what ever the majority feel like. But, we had a handful of guys that we would call in the evenings or text them to come play and they would always show up. And we communicated well. We didn play here much at all because we wanted to play HC but Cain opted for normal mode. Which is fine. But thats why we didnt play here. Wasnt anything personal. We just liked that game mode the best. But I can tell you I have never in my life laughed as much as I have when we played BF3. Why, because we were all friends and we squaded up and played together. We used TeamSpeak for communications so no one would bother us and we were always at the top or at least in the top tier on ever match. It was truly fun.
So whatever you play, find some core guys. Get their phone numbers and stick together in game. We've shared more than just game time. We know where each one lives, families and the dogs name. Thats why people dont understand why there are guys my age still playing games. It's because of the camaraderie that we have shared over the last 10+ years. We share computer parts and help each other with problems when they arise, Even in family. We are that close. So do yourself a favor. Share your life with someone while you can. It really makes a difference, no matter what game you play.
This may be the Post of the year....
The fun of playing games as a part of a good community is making new friends then playing games with and against those friends.
The way EA/DICE has made it harder and harder for a community to run and manage their own server is shameful, and killing off the last vestiges of PC Gaming....
Thanks for the kind words Cobalt. I have run Game servers since 1998 to make new friends and to give people who enjoy games make new friends as well.
Battlefield brought me here over a decade ago, it was fantastic (BF2 AND BF2142). However I feel like battlefield (newer versions) doesn't have any sense of community. Barely anybody talks on mic, and I'm a sucker for everybody talking to each other, I love it. I'm also not purchasing BF1 so i might be a little biased.
I think the problem stems from the transitioning to individual achievement over the years. There's no reason to communicate with others because with enough repetition you can achieve your goal even if you lose matches often. We used to communicate with each other because we knew we could get an advantage in winning the round, but now that isn't the main goal. Too many times I've seen people sink a team because they're more worried about unlocking a scope.
To bad they could not have come up with a gameplay that would tie achievements to teamwork. : roll:
Apache
Where do you put the Bayonet?
Chesty Puller (upon seeing a flamethrower for the first time)
I am all in favor of keeping dangerous weapons out of the hands of fools. Lets start with typewriters.
Frank Lloyd Wright
I don't play as much anymore but I do play csgo every other week. I miss playing with you all.
CSGO server was easy to maintain/cost, easy to admin, customization and plugins. We met some good people in that expand.
The only skill you need in CSGO is aiming, which is for every fps game. you get a good body shot/head shot and you're l33t and team work wasn't much of a problem, we just needed Apache to scream into the mic for us. A or B I love those bomb site rush
I enjoy playing BF games, as I was always up for playing with lot of people(64). but it feels like you only playing with 5 other people instead, there not much of "team" communication, only with the people in your squad, that if they comply with you and the rest. Don't get me wrong.. BF is a great game. but I feel like people play more for rank than for teamwork. I'd still play in a squad of CLR any day.
Last BF i played here was Vietnam, I did play the beta for 3 and 4 but don't own it. I forgot to play BF1 beta
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