l88bastard |
09-02-2009 04:25 AM |
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Originally Posted by Kamak86
(Post 94935)
I agree with the sleeper HIt, however it has to contend with many other games including Halo:ODST(sept 22) only for the 360 though.
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Halo:ODST = more of the same, I know that it is just my opinion, but HALO 1 is one of my all time favorite games and I still play it, and I played the hell out of Halo 2, but by the time I got to Halo3 I only played that for a month and a half until COD MW came out and then never touched Halo3 again...I am so lame over the Halo series now, that I have not even bothered to pre-order ODST or even feel the least bit interested to even read up on it....and that is sayin allot because I am the guy that bought six copies of Halo3 to system link on his six xbox 360s for game nights with the guys.
COD MW only lasted me about three months of enjoyment until I got tired of the multiplayer...I consider myself a good FPS player and have had kill streaks of 20+ in COD MW, but really, your average game time life span in that game is like 30 seconds and I am soo bored of playin FPS shooters where you are constantly dying and respawning because somebody lobs granades across the map like nobodies business. I only played COD MW's single player campaign once and when I tried to play through it again, I was just too bored with it. Yea, Im looking forward to COD MW2 and will play its multi for a while, but in my opinion those games just dont reward skill, because no matter how good you are, you are constantly getting fragged. I feel like I am more relevant when I play BF1943, because your skill can actually help the team succeed in more ways than just frag counts and you have more ability to use real tactics instead of just "quick twitch" shooting.
Maybe I am just gettin old (32) but I don't think that is it, I mean when I was 14 my favorite game was F-17 stealth fighter on the computer, and then came A-10 Tank Killer, Red Baron and Aces of the Pacific. Yea the learing curve was massive on those old flight sims, and F-17s manual alone was thicker than my history class book...but my point is even at 14 years old, I sat my but down and absorbed that game as much as I could...and I didnt go join the airforce, hell I have never even flown a real plane yet, but those games brought me to the table of flight sim bliss and that is exactly what I think BOP is going to do for a substantial amount of younger gamers that have only known FPS shooters..... yea the massive FPS shooters are coming out and yea they are going to kill BOP in initial sales, but BOP has three things going for it. (1) Aviation/history which facinates most people, (2) Cunning and skillful action that rewards what you put into it and (3) something different rather than the same old run and gun, run and gun, run and gun.....yea those grenade lobbers from COD may get a few lucky head on shot kills when they play BOP, but for the most part, the skilled players will be able to deal with them quickly and talent will be able to flourish in this game....I cant freakin wait!
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