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I should have explained myself better; the game really captures the visceral punch of war well. Buildings shatter and craters form when artillery shells hit. Soldiers fly like rag dolls, and tanks collapse. It's amazing.CovenantJr wrote:Now there's an unexpected sentence. It's bliss when they start hitting you with artillery.
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I found a used copy on Amazon for only $4. $4, can you believe it? I guess 'cause the new expansions coming out soon...gonna order it tomorrow...
Have you played the newer patches/expansions?
Have you played the newer patches/expansions?
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Quake Live, baby. Play Quake 3 free in your browser. It works great and is addicting me to CTF games all over again. It's just too bad there are no Threewave maps in the game, that would have been truly awesome.
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Get Opposing Fronts. It is very good.jacob Raver, sinTempter wrote:I found a used copy on Amazon for only $4. $4, can you believe it? I guess 'cause the new expansions coming out soon...gonna order it tomorrow...
Have you played the newer patches/expansions?
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I assumed you just really love a challenge.Loremaster wrote:I should have explained myself better; the game really captures the visceral punch of war well. Buildings shatter and craters form when artillery shells hit. Soldiers fly like rag dolls, and tanks collapse. It's amazing.CovenantJr wrote:Now there's an unexpected sentence. It's bliss when they start hitting you with artillery.
I've never tried Opposing Fronts, just the original CoH, and da**... it was hard! Fun, though 
As for Quake Live... Why would I play Q3 when I could play the infinitely better UT2k4 or UT3, both of which I already have?
As for Quake Live... Why would I play Q3 when I could play the infinitely better UT2k4 or UT3, both of which I already have?
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Am I saying you should? You're not trying to reanimate the old UT vs Quake debate, are you? Go back to the nineties!Rigel wrote:I've never tried Opposing Fronts, just the original CoH, and da**... it was hard! Fun, though
As for Quake Live... Why would I play Q3 when I could play the infinitely better UT2k4 or UT3, both of which I already have?
It's more a question of playing a 9 year old game, when I already own both a 5 year old game and a 2 year old game in the same genre
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Is that the first or second Vampire game? I loved the first one, but never played the second. You are making me want to replay it now. I remember the controls being a little clunky, but so much fun to play.
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I always had a little more respect for how the Vampire game worked. Less dependence on dice rolling, more on roleplaying. Then again, I guess it depends on who is leading the thang. I also used to love Top Secret for nearly the same reason, although I'd say dice came in a bit more.
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