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operation flashpoint 2
anyone lookin forward to this?? I know war ain't all fun and games, but when nobody gets hurt it can be!
the camera is a bit fooked but pretend youre on acid or something
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ps. add "&fmt=18" without the quotation mark at the end of the url to get it in slightly better quality. Do this with music and you get fucking awesome audio clarity 
the cached wikipedia entry mentions:
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| PC version will feature:* 32 player (16 vs 16) in addition to the 256 NPC squad members (8 per squad per player) |
Wow. Looks neato.
too hardcore for me.
I'm always amazed by the ammount of detail devellopers put in games these days. Yeah, it looks like a faithful simulation, but realism in games tends to turn them into borefests, and ultimate realism creates the ultimate borefest. This isn't to mention that realistic war games are a dead horse that's had more than enough time to stink the place up and decompose completely (or has everyone just gotten used to the foul smell?).
I feel like this is just going to be another Crysis; incredible visuals, physics, attention to detail, unmemorable gameplay. It was a great piece of software both in terms of it's potential as a benchmark and magical enlargement pill for your cyberpenis, just not so great of a game.
I can't wait for creative people to get their hands on this technology though.
It's unlikely to be anything like Crysis tbh. The original was more like a first person RTS and had very complex mission building capabilities.
It's also worth looking at a game called ARMA 2 which is made by the original Op Flashpoint team, as Operation Flashpoint 2 was developed by Codemasters and had nothing to do with the first game.
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| Originally posted by Cpt.Cocaine I'm always amazed by the ammount of detail devellopers put in games these days. Yeah, it looks like a faithful simulation, but realism in games tends to turn them into borefests, and ultimate realism creates the ultimate borefest. This isn't to mention that realistic war games are a dead horse that's had more than enough time to stink the place up and decompose completely (or has everyone just gotten used to the foul smell?). I feel like this is just going to be another Crysis; incredible visuals, physics, attention to detail, unmemorable gameplay. It was a great piece of software both in terms of it's potential as a benchmark and magical enlargement pill for your cyberpenis, just not so great of a game. I can't wait for creative people to get their hands on this technology though. |
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| Originally posted by Fledz You haven't played the first one have you? |
Having spent many hours reading thru the official forums, I must admit I am now sold on this game and very excited. Codemasters' plans are to make a hardcore sim, but have it accessible to more casual players, like my good self. Given CM�s history of making awesome sim racers with plenty of options to dumb it down how you like, I think this game is really going to rock.
they will be providing the release date this Friday, so stay tuned! i really hope the september date isn't pushed.
If I had time, I would replay the first one. Such a damn good campaign.
release date: 6th October
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| Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN release date: 6th October |
if youre unfortunate enough to live in australia, be sure to order the overseas copy of dragon rising, apparently we're getting a "toned down" version to ensure it gets an MA15+ rating 
WHIPPERR SNAPPERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRSS!!!!!!!!!
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| Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN if youre unfortunate enough to live in australia, be sure to order the overseas copy of dragon rising, apparently we're getting a "toned down" version to ensure it gets an MA15+ rating |
well, apparently the FAQ is out of date, its just been confirmed by the CM community manager that the aussie version will not be censored 
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