Close Quarters Any Good?

[Caddys83]

I am going to guess you don't want to read it.

I read it, but I don't like typing long reply on a cell phone when I have to work.

[Caddys83]

reply Phant!!!

[K PhaNTOM]

reply Phant!!!

Great reply. I was damn near speechless. The spellcheck worked as well. I was trying to find misspelled words.

I love you, bro.

No homo.

[Caddys83]

[BadHabitz]

I love you, bro.

No homo.

Oh c'mon, not even a little?

[{CLR} Cobalt]

I have to agree with some. If you've played metro much, the constant explosions and nade rain on the escalators is tough.

I dont really see the use, but I've played it some. The thing that really is bad is the map design. Why Dice put a priority on choke points is beyond me. How can one advance when the teams are evenly matched and fight well. It aint happening. So who ever controls B in Metro usually wins. I like the wide open games more. At least you have an opportunity to flank a foe.

Dont know about the new maps but close quarters looks like you wont even be able to reload. And lot of nade spam. I guess we'll see. But there are many kids that like to play that type of game. It just gets real monotonous after a while.

[Bon3z]

Hate Metro and Metro-like maps (like Peak) with chokepoints. I like BF3 for the open gameplay and vehicle combat.

I guess we'll see.

[Tuqui-tuqui]

Hate Metro and Metro-like maps (like Peak) with chokepoints. I like BF3 for the open gameplay and vehicle combat.

I guess we'll see.

Metro was actually my introduction to TDM but after a while I got tired of the same layout. I really am looking forward to CQ even if it means just buying only the DLC and missing out on the unlock goodies. I guess I'll just have to knife someone for those dogtags