Any PC Gamers Around?

[x808drifter]

Throw some books in there and we got a game!

[Wally86]

Did anyone get a chance to try the COD MW II beta?

[Sasquachulator]

Originally Posted by Wally86

Did anyone get a chance to try the COD MW II beta?

if its anything like every other modern COD in existence then yes

[x808drifter]

Originally Posted by Sasquachulator

if its anything like every other modern COD in existence then yes

Any CoD After MW2?

[Wally86]

Originally Posted by Sasquachulator

if its anything like every other modern COD in existence then yes

Yes but no lol. Cold war turned me off after all the Warzone fun.

This new one plays pretty well though and the audio is a million times better (more immersive and accurate)

[spcmafia]

Originally Posted by Wally86

Did anyone get a chance to try the COD MW II beta?

Yes, not too bad. But certainly in Beta, which these days translates into a final product with certain things fixed at launch.

I mean is a FPS game, only so much that you can improve. But overall it feels like a step in the right direction judging from C.W and VG. Im mostly excited about the campaign mode, if anything, then Warzone 2.0 at a later date.

[Wally86]

Originally Posted by spcmafia

Yes, not too bad. But certainly in Beta, which these days translates into a final product with certain things fixed at launch.

I mean is a FPS game, only so much that you can improve. But overall it feels like a step in the right direction judging from C.W and VG. Im mostly excited about the campaign mode, if anything, then Warzone 2.0 at a later date.

I saw the video they released with some WZ 2.0 gameplay and the multiple closing circles merging in late game looked like it'd add a really interesting change to the overall end of each match.

CW beta was what got me to stop spending money and VG, I didn't even touch.

[spcmafia]

Originally Posted by Wally86

I saw the video they released with some WZ 2.0 gameplay and the multiple closing circles merging in late game looked like it'd add a really interesting change to the overall end of each match.

CW beta was what got me to stop spending money and VG, I didn't even touch.

I think WZ 2.0 brings more thing to the table. Less polished at that stage during COW Next, but I liked the similarities it had with other Tarkov or PUBG. Don't know if the no-loadouts will fly for a long time but I personally like that since it levels up the field. The whole slide cancel thing and people already finding exploits is just sad. Same with cheats, which already have been found and were being used.



I played maybe less than an hour on CW and then returned it, and I had zero interest in Vanguard. As I knew eventually all items would be on WZ and all it was going to take was a couple of Plunder matches and a 2X XP Token to level up.

[Captain Snooze]

[Captain Snooze]

I've played Scorn Prologue for a total of 2 hours.
The scenery is great but static. The total lack of direction is a little tiresome. That is, there is a lot of exploring to do, trying different things, but unsure of what one should be doing.

If the full game is like this the word tedious comes to mind.

[soundman98]

Originally Posted by Captain Snooze

I've played Scorn Prologue for a total of 2 hours.
The scenery is great but static. The total lack of direction is a little tiresome. That is, there is a lot of exploring to do, trying different things, but unsure of what one should be doing.

If the full game is like this the word tedious comes to mind.

so exactly like myst...

[x808drifter]

Originally Posted by soundman98

so exactly like myst...

I feel personally attacked.

[soundman98]

back in the day, my parents got sold on the mac's because they were more eduational than pc's. they thought they could keep us away from spending hours on end in front of the computer playing 'mind rotting' games.

turns out macs included myst and a game called nanosaur.

i spent close to 100 hours in myst and never got past the basic island. nanosaur, i finished, at least twice.

[Yoshoobaroo]

Originally Posted by soundman98

back in the day, my parents got sold on the mac's because they were more eduational than pc's. they thought they could keep us away from spending hours on end in front of the computer playing 'mind rotting' games.

turns out macs included myst and a game called nanosaur.

i spent close to 100 hours in myst and never got past the basic island. nanosaur, i finished, at least twice.

HELL YEA NANOSAUR