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What do you miss or regret comming in BF2 from BF1942?
Re: What do you miss or regret comming in BF2 from BF1942?
Does anybody remember expack jumping in BF1942? They patched it.. but damn that was fun. You could expack yourself across the map in like 2 seconds. Lame.. but still always good for a laugh when you hear a BOOM then see a guy go flying across your screen like he was shot from a cannon.
Re: What do you miss or regret comming in BF2 from BF1942?
I was a bf1942 fanatic -- played loads of Desert Combat -- I got a lot of my friends involved and it was great.
I prided myself in my skills as a pilot it took a lot of work to master but that's what made the game so gratifying -- That is what set bf1942 apart from all the other games -- the difficulty and realism in the controls.
When BF2 came out I was very excited until I sat in a chopper I was heart-broken the controls were dumb-down so badly it took a lot of the maneuverability out of the vehicle -- I have not purchased the game and will not purchase the game -- as a result only a couple of my friends ended up buying bf2 and I gave them a hard time telling them it's for noobz...
I just don't see the point in making a game with a level of difficulty that requires a certain level of proficiency – then having it be a huge success as is -- then turning around and making a sequel that dumbs the game down so it requires less skill... I hope whoever made that call dies in a fire...
Re: What do you miss or regret comming in BF2 from BF1942?
Originally posted by BattleChimp
I don't have to pretend to like a lower-content first game to let people know I'm a vet. We know you played since day one and so did I, blah blah but you can admit a few things can't you?
Well said...
I never got a chance to play the earlier battlefield series, a definite shame but I think BF2 is definitely in my top 3 of all time games. Not because of graphics or other simplistic things, but because of the emotive side of BF2. Basically how it makes you feel when you play the game. The adrenaline, the rush etc.
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