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[Raw Kryptonite]

If the game is well made and has the right number of options, built in scenarios/missions etc. then I don't need a mission editor. DLC would be great, and I'm willing to pay if it's not horse armor. LOL

Far Cry 2 had a brilliant map editor like many have been clamoring about for years, but I don't know anyone playing the game--the gameplay isn't there. However, several of us STILL throw in Ghost Recon Summit Strike, even 4 years (and one console) after release. No campaign editor, no map editor, but a great game and gameplay.

Over G Fighters...for the main MP gametype you have ONE map. One. LOL
The gameplay is there as is the realism. That's why several of us still play the game.

Give me good gameplay and enough content and I don't need any editors. If they spend the time making the game better and better instead of on editors, then that's time well spent IMO.

[trk29]

Originally Posted by Raw Kryptonite

If the game is well made and has the right number of options, built in scenarios/missions etc. then I don't need a mission editor. DLC would be great, and I'm willing to pay if it's not horse armor. LOL

Far Cry 2 had a brilliant map editor like many have been clamoring about for years, but I don't know anyone playing the game--the gameplay isn't there. However, several of us STILL throw in Ghost Recon Summit Strike, even 4 years (and one console) after release. No campaign editor, no map editor, but a great game and gameplay.

Over G Fighters...for the main MP gametype you have ONE map. One. LOL
The gameplay is there as is the realism. That's why several of us still play the game.

Give me good gameplay and enough content and I don't need any editors. If they spend the time making the game better and better instead of on editors, then that's time well spent IMO.

I feel ya! I bought Far Cry 2 and loved the idea of the mission (map) editor. But now that I am older and have tons of things to do (like having a family), building maps took up way to much time. I only made one map and it took me hours. I did download a ton of them though.

I would rather play the game than make maps. Don't get me wrong I would love to be able to make missions in BOP but I doubt I would use it enough to make it worth it to me. I would just like a quick mission where the game builds it for me but does it different every time. Give me that with a great MP and hopefully co-op, and I am set.

[achillies_ny]

Good point, they must've had similar Focus sessions lol.

I saw the youtube videos of the kiosk setup running a alpha version, looks awesome...

[xNikex]

Originally Posted by Raw Kryptonite

If the game is well made and has the right number of options, built in scenarios/missions etc. then I don't need a mission editor. DLC would be great, and I'm willing to pay if it's not horse armor. LOL

Far Cry 2 had a brilliant map editor like many have been clamoring about for years, but I don't know anyone playing the game--the gameplay isn't there. However, several of us STILL throw in Ghost Recon Summit Strike, even 4 years (and one console) after release. No campaign editor, no map editor, but a great game and gameplay.

Over G Fighters...for the main MP gametype you have ONE map. One. LOL
The gameplay is there as is the realism. That's why several of us still play the game.

Give me good gameplay and enough content and I don't need any editors. If they spend the time making the game better and better instead of on editors, then that's time well spent IMO.

I was thinking that too like, changing the Campaign or MP slightly would be fine.

Or opening a private match and choosing settings like map, time of day, weather, etc. for my game.

Yeah, I wish they would have added bad guys and made the maps smaller because I always like making beautiful towns and jungles with good detail only to zoom out and see I've only filled one quater of the map and am out of memory.

[Mr_V]

If achilles_ny doesn't mind, I'll just tag on here here to introduce myself in my first post, rather than start a whole new thread. Partially because I'm in very much the same situation as him:

I'm another old (pushing 40!) escapee of the PC flight sim scene of the 90s who hasn't played a real sim (or even owned a gaming PC) in years. And I, too, have felt the old longing for the freedom of the skies return when I heard about a proper sim coming to consoles. Here's hoping that 1C and Gaijin don't let us down! :)

This may sound a little crazy, but if BoP turns out to be as good as promised I may well buy it on both Xbox 360 and PS3 since I own both consoles already, just to maximise my own chances of getting to play online with fellow devotees.

Been reading this forum for some time now. Thought I might as well register and start contributing as well. :)

Right, back to console flightstick shopping…