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RE: CoD or BF? 07-06-2013, 01:31 AM
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Blue, I prefer Battlefield because it has the most top notch realism I have ever seen.
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RE: CoD or BF? 07-06-2013, 07:49 AM
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Unless their 360 games, my pc is too slow.
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RE: CoD or BF? 07-06-2013, 10:19 AM
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ARMA, or at least ARMA II, is very far from realistic. They aimed too high and shot too low.
There's a lot you can do, sure, but damned if nothing works as intended.
Battlefield is better in terms of both functionality and realism, although the multiplayer maps are too large for their own good. They look terrible.
Call of Duty, on the hand, has the opposite problem. Their maps are too small, they're not diverse enough. (MW3 is an exception however. Their maps are actually quite perfect, if a little boring in small groups.)
But in reality, I'm not a fan of any multiplayer FPS. It's a genre that's essentially the same, no matter what the game is. I like fresh gameplay, so games that are effectively duplicates of each other just don't do it for me.
That said, an FPS that focuses on the campaign mode rather than the multiplayer mode is much more interesting. MW3, again, isn't as bad as the others. The story is actually somewhat captivating.
(The only mass FPS I really enjoy is Black Ops Wii. Damned if that isn't fun.)
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RE: CoD or BF? 07-06-2013, 06:46 PM
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By that logic, "Their all the same."
Final Fantasy viii is the same as viii-2 and vii. Then fable is the same as FF. Then Forza Motorsport is the same as Need for Speed. You thinking too narrow in my opinion. If your going to buy a FPS, then you need to make sure 1. You have friends(Mr. Lonely is not any fun.) 2. Good quality and choice to make. 3. Big maps, but not too big. (Battlefield 3's maps were REALLY big, I mostly sniped. I got a 1200 meter shot once by pure luck.) The bf3 cqc maps were amazing though. You never stood out of combat too long.
So, your mostly right about the maps, but you not right about the "every fps is the same as the last." I think you've only experienced what we call, the Quake 3 issue.
As I defined in the original post, Quake three is a decade old engine that has all these weird graphics. Specially when their on 360. The 360 clocks 58.2 fps, while CoD is an engine that is FPS locked at 60. With what their doing to the engine for ghosts, is they stripped it down to it's core mechanics, and rebuilt it from the ground. It's like say you were made up of skin from 50 different people with a different heart one different lung and two different kidneys. What they did, they stripped you down to your skeleton, and they rebuilt you with parts from the SAME location. Treyarch, and Infinity Ward used the same engine, but each tweaked it themselves to work differently. Treyarch, they tweak it to be fps-related, so higher fps means faster shooting, lower me slower. IW, they tweaked it to count for in between frame adjustments. So, I think you have a case of the CoD's.
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RE: CoD or BF? 07-06-2013, 06:49 PM
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Arma 3 is the most realistic and best looking war game, but to answer your questions id say battlefield is better.
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RE: CoD or BF? 07-06-2013, 07:27 PM
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FFVIII is not the same as VIII-2(VIII is a traditional linear JRPG, VIII-2 is less linear JRPG with ARPG elements.), but it is the same as VII. Fable is more focused on choice than FF is, though Fable bears similarities to early FF games, just with upgraded graphics. Forza is a carbon copy of NFS.
However those games, other than the racing ones, are quite fun. The gameplay doesn't get stale, as with most shooters.
And the thing is, with RPGs, there's almost always more to do. The most detailed description you can really give for how to play an FPS is "run, point, shoot, kill or be killed, repeat."
However, you mix in RPG elements into it, you've got the basic gameplay, but then you've got quests, and locations, and endless amounts of NPCs, and objects to play with.
But a raw FPS is always the same. It gets stale all too quickly.
And honestly, it's not just limited to FPSs.
I didn't like AC3, a series I love, just because the gameplay was so stale.
I didn't like GTA IV, a series I love, just because the gameplay was so stale.
I didn't like Pok'emon Black, a series I love, just because the gameplay was so stale.
Not only are all these the same as other games, they're all too similar to themselves.
Really, the only games that are the same that I can stand is the Fallout series, and that's only because that series defines immersion.
Now if more shooters payed as much attention to detail as Bethesda and Obsidian do, I'd be more willing to play them.
I kinda lost track of what I was saying and don't feel like rereading right now. If I kinda trailed off there into something else, forgive me.
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RE: CoD or BF? 07-07-2013, 06:54 AM
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I prefer BF over CoD but more people play CoD so it's easier to level up etc.
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