(11-10-2009, 09:22 PM)KorJax link Wrote: I hear the online for PC isn't actually all that bad.  The only thing that's a bummer is host migration but from what I hear somehow pings/netplay is rather smooth.  Atleast from two people I've heard, who knows if they are the majority here.

(11-07-2009, 03:12 PM)Vongore link Wrote: You know what's even more funny? You're thinking on yourselves, but what will happen with international players?

I have almost 200 ping while playing TF2 with you on a dedicated server (aka a server with high speed internet) now what would happen if i sudently want to play MW2 with Karth.... i would have >500 ping on a crappy connection D:. And the only solution IW has said about this is "go play with people from your country".... Really funny if you have in mind i've seen at least 2 or 3 Chilean TF2 players besides me...Chile is a console country :< (understandable, taking in mind the price of video cards here)

I don't give a crap about MW2, but there must be someone who wants to play it and isn't from the US

(11-10-2009, 07:24 PM)backfire link Wrote: Battlefield: Bad Company 2 looking to catch MW2-jaded PC gamers on the rebound

I dunno, but seeing this makes me feel warm and appreciated inside... I <3 EA.


...wait... WTF?

(11-12-2009, 04:20 AM)Nitrous Oxide link Wrote: [quote author=backfire link=topic=2964.msg122010#msg122010 date=1257899064]
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 looking to catch MW2-jaded PC gamers on the rebound

I dunno, but seeing this makes me feel warm and appreciated inside... I <3 EA.


...wait... WTF?

(11-12-2009, 12:42 PM)Surf314 link Wrote: Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 - Multiplayer (PC)

(11-12-2009, 01:05 PM)KorJax link Wrote: [quote author=Surf314 link=topic=2964.msg122201#msg122201 date=1258047778]
Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 - Multiplayer (PC)

(11-13-2009, 02:20 PM)jeff link Wrote: Just finished MW2.... Made me remember how well Infinity Ward can make a story... The campaign was one of the best linear games I've ever played.  Kept me interested, on the edge of my seat, and I enjoyed every minute of it.

MW1's story is like the worst possible story to ever have a continuation, but MW2 definitely left me feeling satisfied.  However, this time Infinity Ward thought ahead and made it so there will be room for a MW3 with a bit of an open ending.   

Haven't done much in multiplayer; played a few games and from what I can tell there are a lot of new perks and mechanics that will make the game stay fresh for a very long time.   

Sucks for people without a console, because this is definitely a game you don't want to miss.

(11-13-2009, 02:58 PM)Professor Funbucks link Wrote: [quote author=jeff link=topic=2964.msg122334#msg122334 date=1258140031]
Just finished MW2.... Made me remember how well Infinity Ward can make a story... The campaign was one of the best linear games I've ever played.  Kept me interested, on the edge of my seat, and I enjoyed every minute of it.

MW1's story is like the worst possible story to ever have a continuation, but MW2 definitely left me feeling satisfied.  However, this time Infinity Ward thought ahead and made it so there will be room for a MW3 with a bit of an open ending.   

Haven't done much in multiplayer; played a few games and from what I can tell there are a lot of new perks and mechanics that will make the game stay fresh for a very long time.   

Sucks for people without a console, because this is definitely a game you don't want to miss.

(11-13-2009, 02:58 PM)Professor Funbucks link Wrote: [quote author=jeff link=topic=2964.msg122334#msg122334 date=1258140031]
Just finished MW2.... Made me remember how well Infinity Ward can make a story... The campaign was one of the best linear games I've ever played.  Kept me interested, on the edge of my seat, and I enjoyed every minute of it.

MW1's story is like the worst possible story to ever have a continuation, but MW2 definitely left me feeling satisfied.  However, this time Infinity Ward thought ahead and made it so there will be room for a MW3 with a bit of an open ending.   

Haven't done much in multiplayer; played a few games and from what I can tell there are a lot of new perks and mechanics that will make the game stay fresh for a very long time.   

Sucks for people without a console, because this is definitely a game you don't want to miss.

(11-13-2009, 11:24 PM)Turtle link Wrote: I played through many many campaigns, so far I'm really pleased with the story. Story mode is totally worth my time

(11-14-2009, 03:27 AM)cbre88x link Wrote: [quote author=Turtle link=topic=2964.msg122388#msg122388 date=1258172644]
I played through many many campaigns, so far I'm really pleased with the story. Story mode is totally worth my time

(11-14-2009, 02:28 PM)CopulatingDuck link Wrote: YouTube
- Broadcast Yourself.

Quote:“It’s not cast in stone yet, but at this point no, we don’t think we will have dedicated servers,” he [Carmack] says.

Infinity Ward made the same decision for “Modern Warfare 2” and has been facing a massive backlash among its fans. The inevitable online petition has gathered over 183,000 signatures and even the developer has acknowledged the backlash.

“Modern Warfare 2” will use a matchmaking setup powered by IWNET for online play. It’s too early to say what Rage will use, but Carmack indicated he believed the servers are something of a remnant of the early days of PC gaming.

That said, he realizes the affinity many PC gamers have for them – and is glad “Rage” won’t be leading the charge away from them.

“The great thing is we won’t have to be a pioneer on that,” he says. “We’ll see how it works out for everyone else.”

(11-14-2009, 02:56 PM)CopulatingDuck link Wrote:

Quote:“It’s not cast in stone yet, but at this point no, we don’t think we will have dedicated servers,” he [Carmack] says.

Infinity Ward made the same decision for “Modern Warfare 2” and has been facing a massive backlash among its fans. The inevitable online petition has gathered over 183,000 signatures and even the developer has acknowledged the backlash.

“Modern Warfare 2” will use a matchmaking setup powered by IWNET for online play. It’s too early to say what Rage will use, but Carmack indicated he believed the servers are something of a remnant of the early days of PC gaming.

That said, he realizes the affinity many PC gamers have for them – and is glad “Rage” won’t be leading the charge away from them.

“The great thing is we won’t have to be a pioneer on that,” he says. “We’ll see how it works out for everyone else.”

it's the beginning of the end for PC gaming and we have no one but IW to blame