Eh, have you played it?Doctor Strangelove wrote:
This game is terrible.
thisunnamednewbie13 wrote:
I'm interested, but won't pre-order.
Looks like frontlines...JohnG@lt wrote:
Storyline seems neat but the graphics (even in the trailer where they want it to look better than the game itself) are badly outdated.
That was the point that I found the most ridiculous.JohnG@lt wrote:
Storyline seems neat
Oh its the North Koreans? I thought it was the Chinese. That's even more ludicrous than the "North Korean Superpower" in Crysis.globefish23 wrote:
That was the point that I found the most ridiculous.JohnG@lt wrote:
Storyline seems neat
Heck, even the story of Russia invading Alaska in BFBC2 was ludicrous. So how would North Korea be able to do that.
EMP weapons seem to have replaced nuclear weapons as the new deus ex machina.
And the rest is your generic, post-apocalypse, no-government, fascistic, neo-Wild West story like it has been depicted in so many games and movies before.
tazz. wrote:
Really interested in this game.
I find it charming in the same way that the humans won for no apparent reason in 'Independence Day.'globefish23 wrote:
That was the point that I found the most ridiculous.JohnG@lt wrote:
Storyline seems neat
Heck, even the story of Russia invading Alaska in BFBC2 was ludicrous. So how would North Korea be able to do that.
EMP weapons seem to have replaced nuclear weapons as the new deus ex machina.
And the rest is your generic, post-apocalypse, no-government, fascistic, neo-Wild West story like it has been depicted in so many games and movies before.
no reason? We uploaded a computer virus to an unknown alien network infrastructure. Cause thats how we roll.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
I find it charming in the same way that the humans won for no apparent reason in 'Independence Day.'globefish23 wrote:
That was the point that I found the most ridiculous.JohnG@lt wrote:
Storyline seems neat
Heck, even the story of Russia invading Alaska in BFBC2 was ludicrous. So how would North Korea be able to do that.
EMP weapons seem to have replaced nuclear weapons as the new deus ex machina.
And the rest is your generic, post-apocalypse, no-government, fascistic, neo-Wild West story like it has been depicted in so many games and movies before.
Last edited by SonderKommando (2011-02-22 15:14:29)
Until you start playing. Which so far seems to offer disappointment. Homefront, against my optimistic expectations, appears to be another Modern Warfare clone. In the same way the disappointing Medal Of Honor was another Modern Warfare clone. Which is to say, the first three missions are about running around just behind the action, wondering if you really need to be there.
But the first three levels we’ve had access to ensure that you are always in last place. At points this becomes so pettily enforced that you start to feel like the hated kid in class, the one who gets pushed and barged out of the way, even by the nicer kids. If there’s a trapdoor to jump down, a passage to explore, or even doorway to walk through, your two NPC buddies will literally shove you aside to make sure they get through first. If there’s something cool to do, like throw a filing cabinet out of the way, then you just stand there and watch. Want to open a door? Learn your station, scumbag. And tragically, the same counts for cover.
Plus trailer Dad suicide pilot.SonderKommando wrote:
no reason? We uploaded a computer virus to an unknown alien network infrastructure. Cause thats how we roll.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
I find it charming in the same way that the humans won for no apparent reason in 'Independence Day.'globefish23 wrote:
That was the point that I found the most ridiculous.
Heck, even the story of Russia invading Alaska in BFBC2 was ludicrous. So how would North Korea be able to do that.
EMP weapons seem to have replaced nuclear weapons as the new deus ex machina.
And the rest is your generic, post-apocalypse, no-government, fascistic, neo-Wild West story like it has been depicted in so many games and movies before.
Ramirez!TimmmmaaaaH wrote:
But the first three levels we’ve had access to ensure that you are always in last place. At points this becomes so pettily enforced that you start to feel like the hated kid in class, the one who gets pushed and barged out of the way, even by the nicer kids. If there’s a trapdoor to jump down, a passage to explore, or even doorway to walk through, your two NPC buddies will literally shove you aside to make sure they get through first. If there’s something cool to do, like throw a filing cabinet out of the way, then you just stand there and watch. Want to open a door? Learn your station, scumbag. And tragically, the same counts for cover.
I'll check it out - post the link to your channel.Naturn wrote:
I have pre-ordered the game. I'll be streaming in on justin.tv launch day if you guys want to check it out for yourself.(In HD too.)
i still have that game, taht was fun.Spamtheban wrote:
reminds me of freedmon fighters a bit, that game was mint
They invaded Alaska in America's Army...globefish23 wrote:
That was the point that I found the most ridiculous.JohnG@lt wrote:
Storyline seems neat
Heck, even the story of Russia invading Alaska in BFBC2 was ludicrous. So how would North Korea be able to do that.
EMP weapons seem to have replaced nuclear weapons as the new deus ex machina.
And the rest is your generic, post-apocalypse, no-government, fascistic, neo-Wild West story like it has been depicted in so many games and movies before.
