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CodE-E (312) Sep 02, 2006 - 04:22 am
| quote: "Before we start, our experiences with the multiplayer beta made it clear that it really is a beta client. We have had times when we lost connections or had desktop crashes or couldn’t even load the game at all. That’s to be expected of a game that is not complete yet"
I disagree with this. BF2142 basically uses the same engine as BF2. There shouldn't be any problems loading it up, there shouldn't be any crashes to the desktop, there shouldn't be connection problems. Actually, all of this s*** should've been fixed in BF2, but EA/Dice are renowned for not giving a damn about the bugs in their games.
quote: "At the moment, it’s still way too early to give a final verdict on how the full game will turn out..."
Again, I disagree. Just look at Dice/EA's track record. They always release games too early, in a buggy state, just for the sake of making money. They always release new versions of games from a series with very little innovation. BF2142 is going to be exactly like BF:Vietnam was compared to BF1942: the same s*** but with different maps, different textures, and different vehicles, and all the old bugs. Nothing more!
And this game still doesn't support widescreen resolutions...» Login to reply to this |



PitbulI (180) Aug 31, 2006 - 05:24 pm
| I'll try the demo just like I did for BF 2. I liked the demo so I bought the game but Battlefield 2 was the first BF game I liked, I'm not into old age shooters, I like modern and futuristic.
But, the demo speaks to me. Why shell out a lot of money for a game I won't like?» Login to reply to this |


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