MW3 vs BF3

fuckin double post

Come on dude. If you’re trying to make a case, be less sweeping about it. I still enjoy Doom shittons. More than I do COD. Mostly because of the speed. You can actually flank in Doom. Sure, the enemies don’t really move or fight back, but that’s not the point. Doom is fun to me because your character is every bit of a bullet as the ones that you out of your gun.

Fuck, COD is every bit whack-a-mole as Doom is. Except in COD the moles are numbered and you have to go in order. I’d go as far as to say the gameplay is the same… I mean, you aim down sights in both games. You sprint in both games. You can’t look up or down in Doom, and you don’t need to look up and down in COD. You can’t jump in Doom, and your jump in COD is half an inch off the ground. I’d call them almost the same.With the exception being that COD is in slow motion and Doom is 4x faster than real life, which I enjoy.

How? It had spit-screen MP and was a game in first person, but that’s it. There’s not that many things that’s been carried from it that still exists today. Even console spit-screen, goldeneye’s saving grace, is dieing (which is horrible because that’s one of the very few advantages console shooters have over pc shooters). It’s far too removed from what FPSs have become to have any evidence of having changed anything. Fuck, I was playing the original Halo only a few hours ago. Excluding graphical and audio and cutscene choreography capability, it may as well have come out days ago. Also, it’s AI is still pretty god damn sharp. I almost forgot that enemies don’t stand there eating bullets when you fire at them, no matter how close or far you are from them. It’s actually kinda sad how little FPSs have changed since then tbh.

Why are we talking about Halo in this BATTLEFIELD thread? I just use it as a tiny fucking example and you assholes go apeshit.

Fucking yeasty codpieces, the lot of you.

u mad?

Are you people trying to contend with War and Peace with these comments?

SO MUCH TL;DR!!!111!!11!!1

Both sides of my family emigrated to the US from Germany, and I like WWII shooters, so… I don’t really see your point? I don’t know how relative heritage is when you’re discussing shooting imaginary video game characters.

However it does actually get boring. Couldn’t they make something like a war in Africa between different clans or a guerrilla warfare in some third world country? Because there are almost no games about that, but there must be more than one hundred about killing nazis and russians.

No, because killing black people in Africa is racist don’t you know that.

Oh god this. At least it’s something- Oh wait… Wasn’t FarCry 2 something along those lines? Well at least we have the insect people from the earths core card…

Wait, what do you mean GOW did it?

The Locust aren’t insects, they’re just ashy. [COLOR=‘Black’]Oh snap!

They seem more like…

They can’t even be described really. They’re scaly people with corpse faces.

I mean the whole game has a hardcore Frank Frazetta look (which is why the visual style is my favorite part of the franchise) and some stuff just can’t be explained.

Don’t forget about Resident Evil 5…

You shoot African. . .Americans in Grand Theft Auto. Does that count?

I’m not trolling… :stuck_out_tongue: I was just giving a lecture to all those insane fanboys. And I agree with you on the regenerating health issue.

There’s a reason gaming companies don’t make games based on conflicts like you suggest: their audience doesn’t know a fucking thing about them.

Why can’t America be a mastermind of some ridiculous plot involving WMD’s and Jews in video games for sake

Because it would be weird since they “saved us from the nazis, communists and terrorism”.

Because the plot doesn’t involve russians.

I think that’d be a cool concept, really, but it’d probably be banned or protested in America because AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL CAN DO NO WRONG

I want a simulator where you play as an American taking Japanese families from their homes and throwing them into internment camps.

But so many movies and TV shows and stuff have the US (at least, the government/military) as the villains. In fact, in the movie I’m currently watching, this is the case.

There are also tons of movies in which the genocide of people is depicted and nobody bats an eye but if a video game does it, it causes an uproar.

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