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Pretty fun. I liked the theatrical element, the sounds, the nice graphics (and how smooth they run).
Unfortunately, not planning to buy it any time soon.
Statistics: Posted by derf — Wed Nov 02, 2005 6:53 am
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I can play it with everything (anisotropic, FAA, insane body count, realistic smoke effects) maxed too, so that adds to the experience. There was a lot of fuss about the smoke at Infinity Ward, they wanted it to be as realistic as possible, and they did an awesome job. If you're caught in a smoke curtain from a smoke grenade you're more or less obliged to start fighting mano-a-mano, cos you don't see jerries unless they're right in front of you.
The fire and explosion effects are really cool too.And the bodycount...wohow. I've made some screens of me in a trench with literally PILES of corpses all around me...and the models are very nice. Problem is that most of my screens came out too dark, so meh.
I added one of me handling a a machinegun post in a trench somewhere, with the fire of the gun lighting up the faces of some corpses right next to it; look at the detail.There are so many little things like that in it...yesterday evening I was fighting in stalingrad and fired at the head (helmet) of some guy from a few meters away, his helmet catapulted a meter in the air (DING sound too), with him falling to his knees and groping his head in surprise: his helmet was gone, but he was still alive. Well, for another 5 seconds or so.
Then there's also heavily wounded guys trying to crawl away from the battlefield, or pulling a pistol and trying to kill you with their last breath.Call of Duty 2 = amazing game, again. Probably too short again (not finished it yet), but that atmosphere is unmatched.
Statistics: Posted by Rinox — Wed Nov 02, 2005 6:27 am
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