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Battlefield 2
CurZ
Resident Hippy
in Zocalo v2.0
So, (once again, I think) who of you play it? I just got it for a good 300 pesos :D
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About once every two weeks though I get to play it on a T1... niiiiiice :)
Still, I really do miss, popping off chaps at long range with semi auto and blasting Cobras from the sky with the MEC chopper's 20mm cannon. Happy days... :D
[B](That and my old gaming buddy up in Scotland who used to be my pilot can't get the game to work.) Besides that, Rome: Total War has been the sole game to sap my free time over the last year. (Barbarian Invasion and the Total Realism mod have ensured that it will continue to do so for a long time yet.)
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Ahh Rome is completely sucking me in at the moment... So is Barbarian Invasion worth the 30 bucks? And Total Realism is worth a second install on the HDD?
Back on topic (sorry about the sidetrack), do you all think that Battlefield 2 is worth it? Im still getting my FPS fix playing NS :)
i much prefer planetside again these days :cool:
[B]Ahh Rome is completely sucking me in at the moment... So is Barbarian Invasion worth the 30 bucks? And Total Realism is worth a second install on the HDD?
Back on topic (sorry about the sidetrack), do you all think that Battlefield 2 is worth it? Im still getting my FPS fix playing NS :) [/B][/QUOTE]
Barbarian invasion has been complained about by many for not being as expansive as Rome in certain aspects of the gameplay or in the number of factions and territories you get. Still, IMO, it's well worth it for the new Units you get. Plus, I didn't mind its apparent shortfalls, it still sucked me in. Playing as the Eastern Empire (latterly the Byzantines) was a fantastic experience. The three units that really made it for me were Plumbatarii (Legionnaires who throw large Iron darts which never seen to run out), Cataphractarii heavy cavalry, (the Easterners inherited them from the Seleucids) and Carriage Ballistae, which are basically Scorpions mounted on chariots. Their accuracy and rate of fire will decimate any unit in seconds.
On Total Realism, when it actually works, it's amazing.
Being a fan mod, bugs are its curse. For example, the game critically freezes when I tried playing as Rome in the latest 6.2 version, but I conquered the entire world as the remade Seleucids when I used 6.0 a few months back. That kept me glued to my PC for weeks. All the new units and ease of gameplay (no families, just you as Rome!) make it a must-have mod. In addition, you don't have to wait sodding ages to get all 3 Republican units, (Hastati, Principes and Triarii), you're able to recruit them straight off!
If I were you, I'd wait for Realism 7.0, which will be released (probably) in February. Another thing, 7.0 will use the Barbarian Invasion engine instead of Rome's, so to kill two birds with one stone, buy BA, and play that until R:TR is released. :)
On BF2, wait until it comes down in price. If you're honestly satisfied by a game you currently own, there's no need to be a new one. Pragmatism, my friend, pragmatism. ;)
Hope that answers your questions! :D
I'm actually having a grand old time playing as (mighty) Carthage on the newly-released R:TR version 6.3. I've had no freezes as of yet, and hopefully that'll be the same if I started a seperate campaign as the Romans again. (I have the perfect Roman "model army" I like to deploy.) ;)
I'll let you know how I get on, if I experience any bugs, it'd be best to wait for 7.0. On that note, the devs may expand Rome's transformation into the empire, R:TR only deals with the Republic and goes until 1 A.D. Details are sketchy atm. Still, 7.0 should be a stonker. :)