You have to move as a team, work as a team, and help each other to win. I remember when I played the demo (that's the only level I played while in Montreal), a group of four guys who when defended the wall so well because of how they worked together. We weren't able to breach the wall. They would have guys shotting and people standing behind them healing them. It was really cool to watch, and a challenge to play against.
One thing that I doubt is unique to the game, but cool none the less is the ability to "capture" way points that change where you spawn. If you fight well and capture a position, anyone spawning in will show up there. But it's easy for the other side to recapture that position too, which makes it really cool. So much fun, so much time wasted. ;-) One of the funniest things that I liked about the demo was the ability for some classes to throw "smoke cans" to call in an air strike. You put some smoke on one side of a wall, and all of a sudden players get bombed and they didn't see it coming. Ah, the joys of mindless video game violence....
Listening to: Underworld - Born Slippery
Bah, Games aren't about "cooperation" and "working together". Games are about shooting anything that moves, and finding the biggest gun possible. That's why my favourite shoot-em up is Quake 3. Best game for just running in and killing anything that moves. Really helps you to relax.
ReplyDeleteHe He... RTCW is lots of fun too. Great game. You playing it online? how is that with your internet connection?
I remember playing Descent 3 on my dialup back home... it was terrible. I had pings of like 3000. Although I think that was the slowest dialup ever.
Also, not sure if it's just me, but when i click on the comments thing, It shows up in the pop-up window, and in the tab where your page was.
ReplyDeleteJust for reference, i'm using FireFox 0.8, On Mandrake Linux 9.2
No, my internet connection is still as slow as a couple of cans tied together with string. I was playing at a friend's house.
ReplyDeleteThat's weird that the link is showing up in the tab as well as the pop up. I'd let the people at MovableType know. I am sure that they'd like to hear of any problems. It just *might* be FireFox.. I don't use that, I use Mozilla for the most part.