Multiplayer Participation

[Das Attorney]

Yeah, I'm okay with the gunnery side, but flying Spit I/Ia feels like driving a bus to me. Not knocking it though - if you can have a good time then I'm pleased for you.

It's mega frustrating for me though!

[ATAG_Dutch]

If I understand this right, the bloke is asking why there aren't many people playing online following the american release.

Twelve people does seem a bit on the low side.

[LoBiSoMeM]

The few times I go online I kill a lot with this "porked" Spit I...

[Das Attorney]

Again - good for you if you're getting on with it okay

I was giving my reason why I don't play online much. Hope I'll feel different as the game is developed.

[Targ]

What we need is a dedicated server and hyperlobby

[ElAurens]

Originally Posted by Targ

What we need is a dedicated server and hyperlobby

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Oh, and it would be nice if the game was more than about 30% functional as well.

Currently, and I'm sad to have to say this as I love the online aspect, but CloD is just not worth the effort to log on.

[Targ]

Originally Posted by ElAurens

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Oh, and it would be nice if the game was more than about 30% functional as well.

Currently, and I'm sad to have to say this as I love the online aspect, but CloD is just not worth the effort to log on.

+1/ Ditto

I am hopeful in the future we have much more offline and online options than we do now. Other than a spin around the country side there is not much else to do in my opinion.

[RCAF_FB_Orville]

Originally Posted by Dutch_851

If I understand this right, the bloke is asking why there aren't many people playing online following the american release.

Twelve people does seem a bit on the low side.

LMAO....Look at his Avatar mate, its Newcastle's 'Viz Magazine's character 'Mr Logic', an utterly humourless, irritating pedagogue who constantly takes everything literally; a stickler for rules and regulations too which usually results in him getting his head kicked in by the irate 'normal' people whom he annoys.

See here for the gen.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr_Logic

I think we have all encountered his like at some point. Especially in Forumland, *nudge nudge, wink wink*.

Quite a funny troll, but I can see it wearing thin after a while.

[klem]

Originally Posted by RCAF_FB_Orville

LMAO....Look at his Avatar mate, its Newcastle's 'Viz Magazine's character 'Mr Logic', an utterly humourless, irritating pedagogue who constantly takes everything literally; a stickler for rules and regulations too which usually results in him getting his head kicked in by the irate 'normal' people whom he annoys.

See here for the gen.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr_Logic

I think we have all encountered his like at some point. Especially in Forumland, *nudge nudge, wink wink*.

Quite a funny troll, but I can see it wearing thin after a while.

The answer to Mr Logic's question is not to be gained from the many 'I can play on line' posts that have been made. Such posts are off topic and logically fail to meet Mr Logic's needs.

I must however point out that on-line play is not nefarious although it could be said to be unreliable at times.

To be a little more pedantic and to answer his specific question there have been in excess of 50 players at times on the Syndicate server which would appear of late to be the most popular followed by the Repka Full Realism server. There are a number of servers which are not 'full real' that are also quite popular at the right time.

Regarding Mr Logic's general claims regarding the popularity of on-line play I would point out that 1 a.m. UK time will see most UK players in bed and is 5pm West Coast to 8pm East Coast. This may represent a fairly quiet time in the USA as many players may not commence play until their local time of 8p.m.. May I suggest Mr Logic looks in earlier in the UK evening or later in the U.K. early hours so as to capture a more popular play time for UK or the U.S.A. respectively.

In summary, Mr Logic's checking of on-line play for popularity at 1 a.m. UK time is not logical, Captain Kirk.

[Mr Logic]

Originally Posted by klem

I must however point out that on-line play is not nefarious although it could be said to be unreliable at times.

The misuse of the word 'wicked' to describe an event or object from which one can derive pleasure is a modern idiom widely accepted by the lesser educated, consequently usage of the word 'nefarious' in this context is wholly appropriate.