what do you think about H.A.V.E online?

Technology and Gaming
#21

Korea actually created anime in the 50’s, or at least according to one of the nerds I play games with.

#22

Hideous Anime Vagina Eviscerators

:fffuuu:

#23

O_o… D: :aah:

#24

bscly

#25

i c wut u did thar
:stuck_out_tongue:

#26

From careful inspection I think they could even be ripping off the source engine itself, alot of things look strangely familiar in a game-engine kind of way.

I could be wrong tho.

#27

I know what you mean. Games on the same engine tends to have the same “feeling” or “atmosphere” even if they’re not in the same series. Oblivion and Fallout 3 or GRiD and DiRT are good examples.

#28

Well I mean kinda like how the bullets show up or how the particles work or how the cameras work or at least how the blood follows the gibs in the exact same way as in source.

I’m almost sure the entire video is not all ingame, only parts of it.

#29

Well yeah that’s what I meant, in a more precise way.

#30

not to mention ragdoll physics

#31

Gameplay footage:
https://kotaku.com/5313981/check-out-korean-team-fortress-2-rip+off-gameplay-footage
My favorite part is the hammer clearly labeled “knife.”

#32

i hate this animie crab.and this make the game an autofail.
its like a skin pack for tf2 and a ratsmap.with extra fail bscly

#33

yeah, I hate anime crabs too.

#34

SO KAWAII!

#35

You’re thinking of Battlefield: Heroes.

#36

I always enjoyed the rat maps from the CS 1.5 days.

#37

How about Hideous Anime Valve Emulators?

#38

Well the game looks good, but i cant stand the fact its the “anime girls vs terminators” thing and how did that girl at 2:16 managed to carry that minigun?

#39

It’s an Anime RIPOFF of Team Fortress 2. NUFF SAID. :facepalm:

Horendus Ass, ohh fuck it. No acronym can describe the level of idiocy H.A.V.E is causing… :rage:

#40

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