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source?Lucien wrote:
And as far as iwnet is concerned, I dislike it because the sole reason it was implemented was to force PC owners to have to buy DLC too.Uzique wrote:
isn't that a rule that pretty much applies to all life?
nobody likes a whiner
compare a map pack to united offensive.Uzique wrote:
erm... and that's different from expansion packs how? we've all been buying expansion packs for games for 10+ yrs to "not feel excluded and be locked out of some matches". what the fuck does that have to do with being matchmaked to a game-server instead of choosing it yourself from a server browser? did you not buy bf2:special forces because you wanted the new maps, vehicles and gun-unlocks? did you not buy company of heroes: opposing forces because you wanted the two new armies? what the hell does that have to do with IWNet replacing dedicated servers?!?
I always found you just get raped by clans on CoD4, there was a few good servers. Too few and far between, it is nice just to click whichever game mode you like and jump straight into a game. It's not all bad obviously there is the lag problem I would say about 1 in 25 games is unplayable from the matchmaking. Another slightly annoying thing is problems connecting to a host, you'll be just about to start a full ground war game then bamn! Could not connect to host!Jenspm wrote:
First of all, I haven't tried MW2 on the PC, so this is from experience on the Xbox:
I prefer matchmaking to Dedicated servers. It's just so much quicker and easier. You just start the game, it finds players in the same skill range within the same-ish area, you have 15-20 minutes of good fun, and then you refresh for a quick new match, with a refreshing new set of players.
With dedicated servers, it takes me quite some time to find a server that has quite a lot of players without being full, and I'm oh-so-sick of annoying server side mods, stupid server messages, annoying admins and server lag, as well as server "regulars" thinking they're all leet and own the server themselves. Also, jumping in in the middle of a round is never really fun.
I dunno, I just vastly prefer matchmaking, dedicated servers stress me out.
Is this the point where someone is to tell you to stop whining?wah1188 wrote:
It's not all bad obviously there is the lag problem I would say about 1 in 25 games is unplayable from the matchmaking. Another slightly annoying thing is problems connecting to a host, you'll be just about to start a full ground war game then bamn! Could not connect to host!
...AussieReaper wrote:
Is this the point where someone is to tell you to stop whining?wah1188 wrote:
It's not all bad obviously there is the lag problem I would say about 1 in 25 games is unplayable from the matchmaking. Another slightly annoying thing is problems connecting to a host, you'll be just about to start a full ground war game then bamn! Could not connect to host!
He's pointing out the irony of everyone jumping on me and him for not thinking the game is perfect.wah1188 wrote:
...AussieReaper wrote:
Is this the point where someone is to tell you to stop whining?wah1188 wrote:
It's not all bad obviously there is the lag problem I would say about 1 in 25 games is unplayable from the matchmaking. Another slightly annoying thing is problems connecting to a host, you'll be just about to start a full ground war game then bamn! Could not connect to host!
It does seem that some people are moaning for the sake of moaning, there are numerous duplicate replies and constant rhetoric from both sides. It's just getting a bit tired, all the arguments over how the game is isn't going to change a thing. It is how it is, you opt in or you opt out and no one really gives a flying fuck whatever you do.Miggle wrote:
He's pointing out the irony of everyone jumping on me and him for not thinking the game is perfect.wah1188 wrote:
...AussieReaper wrote:
Is this the point where someone is to tell you to stop whining?
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