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The EGE wrote:Mumpy wrote:And to this day, librarians revile Oregonaut as the Antichrist.
False! We sacrifice our card catalogues to him in the name of Job Security!
Oregonaut wrote:Some folks are getting their knickers in a knot saying that Kobe Bryant appearing in this ad is demeaning US Armed Forces personnel world-wide.
To this, I say: Fuck off.
I have yet to speak to one of my "kids" who are still in the service and are offended by this commercial. Why do people continue to have problems with stuff like this?
The EGE wrote:Mumpy wrote:And to this day, librarians revile Oregonaut as the Antichrist.
False! We sacrifice our card catalogues to him in the name of Job Security!
The EGE wrote:Mumpy wrote:And to this day, librarians revile Oregonaut as the Antichrist.
False! We sacrifice our card catalogues to him in the name of Job Security!
glasnt wrote:"As she raised her rifle against the creature, her hair fluttered beneath the red florescent lighting of the locked down building.
I knew from that moment that she was something special"
Outbreak, a tale of love and zombies.
In stores now.
The EGE wrote:Mumpy wrote:And to this day, librarians revile Oregonaut as the Antichrist.
False! We sacrifice our card catalogues to him in the name of Job Security!
The EGE wrote:Mumpy wrote:And to this day, librarians revile Oregonaut as the Antichrist.
False! We sacrifice our card catalogues to him in the name of Job Security!
glasnt wrote:"As she raised her rifle against the creature, her hair fluttered beneath the red florescent lighting of the locked down building.
I knew from that moment that she was something special"
Outbreak, a tale of love and zombies.
In stores now.
Oregonaut wrote:You see, that's the thing that bothers me. Everyone tries to speak FOR the military. No one bothers to speak TO the military. This isn't demeaning, it's freaking awesome. The deli-guy at the end with the akimbo pistols is just hilarious.
SexyTalon wrote:For the record, it's on a variety of gaming platforms. The computer you're on right now, for example, is one possible example. A PS3 is another. Apparently it's also on the Wii. The DS has a bastardized version.
Okay, five platforms. That still constitutes a variety.
Rackum wrote:SexyTalon wrote:For the record, it's on a variety of gaming platforms. The computer you're on right now, for example, is one possible example. A PS3 is another. Apparently it's also on the Wii. The DS has a bastardized version.
Okay, five platforms. That still constitutes a variety.
Not sure why I was thinking it was 360 exclusive. But I can't see the Wii version being as playable as the PS3, 360, or PC release. Wii controls just don't seem set up properly for a game like that. Can anybody speak to the playability and other details of the game for each platform?
Babam wrote:360: Decent, but the community sucks with the occasional exception. Quick muting is a required skill. Also larger online population.
ProZac wrote:You say those things like it's a bad thing about PC. That's the best part, you can always find a way to fit your playstyle. Some people like Tactical servers. Not my style, so I don't bother. 24/7 Nuketown and tactical are the only ones I see often, and I just avoid them. It's still a minimal amount of servers. I'm actually surprised I've yet to find a server with the 'noobtube' banned. I did find one with claymores and flamethrowers banned, but only on the search and destroy gametype. I thought the flamethrower was a little odd.
glasnt wrote:"As she raised her rifle against the creature, her hair fluttered beneath the red florescent lighting of the locked down building.
I knew from that moment that she was something special"
Outbreak, a tale of love and zombies.
In stores now.
BlackSails wrote:The campaign is completely disappointing in every way.
BlackSails wrote:The multiplayer is an incremental improvement over MW2 in some ways, worse than in others. Just like world at war, its more twitchy than the modern warfares. Its also pretty annoying that there are weapons that are strictly inferior in every way to other weapons (im looking at you, m14)
And the gameplay is interrupted way, way, way too often by cutscenes.
The campaign is incredibly frustrating. Half the time they give you no instruction. In the 2nd mission, you have to shoot down a helicopter with a grappling hook. The first dozen times I tried it, I just exploded. Was I waiting too long? Not long enough? Shooting at the wrong part? I have no god damn idea.
As much as I enjoy it, I'd rather not have every FPS be Serious Sam.KrazyerKate wrote:seriously, It's a first-person SHOOTER. Any time I spend with a controller in my hand that isn't spent shooting something, deciding what needs to be shot at, or being told how/where/what to shoot, that's a failure of the designers.
ProZac wrote:As for the helicopter, I didn't have any trouble besides of "wtf" the first time I got there. I ran out, grabbed hook, thought "now what?", saw heli, heard "Shoot the plane with the hook" *dead*. Had no time between being told and death to actually do what I needed. As "Take down helicopter with harpoon" is not the first thing that came to mind. Second time I just ran out, grabbed gun, turned and fired with no issue.
F117Landers wrote:Plus the Tunnel scene gave away the plot twist... Who the hell did they hire, M. Night Shyamalan?
The EGE wrote:Mumpy wrote:And to this day, librarians revile Oregonaut as the Antichrist.
False! We sacrifice our card catalogues to him in the name of Job Security!
ProZac wrote:It reminds me of one of the 360 launch ads, where 2 guys stopped and pulled imaginary guns on each other in the middle of a mall. ... Ads like these are awesome.
Babam wrote:Rackum wrote:SexyTalon wrote:For the record, it's on a variety of gaming platforms. The computer you're on right now, for example, is one possible example. A PS3 is another. Apparently it's also on the Wii. The DS has a bastardized version.
Okay, five platforms. That still constitutes a variety.
Not sure why I was thinking it was 360 exclusive. But I can't see the Wii version being as playable as the PS3, 360, or PC release. Wii controls just don't seem set up properly for a game like that. Can anybody speak to the playability and other details of the game for each platform?
PS3:PS3 has no gamesOH god the lag, and the tinny voice chat will break your ears.
360: Decent, but the community sucks with the occasional exception. Quick muting is a required skill. Also larger online population.
PC:HEY, I DON'T LIKE YOU USING THAT GUN *BANNED* HEY, NO MOVING UNLESS CROUCHED *BANNED* It's really hard to find a vanilla server where you can just play the game as the devs intended.
If you have a 360, and are currently paying for live I'd say pick it up there, if you don't and have a PC get it for PC.

bigglesworth wrote:And at that moment all men and boys around the world activated their second, secret, penis.
doogly wrote:murder is a subset of being mean
The Scyphozoa wrote:I read somewhere that this ad cost more to make than the game itself. It looked like a pretty big set, it had two famous people in it, lots of explosioning, plus the rights to "Gimme Shelter", all that has to add up a lot of money.
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