Journal FortKnox's Journal: Resurgence in the Single Player Game... 21
...or am I just getting old?
I'm setting up to buy a game. I'm playing Baldur's Gate 2, but am in need of some 'go around killing people to blow off steam' game.
Being an enormous fan of WWII, I thought "well, there is Medal of Honor: Allied Assault, and BF1942." So I redownloaded both demos and took'm for a whirl.
BF1942 was fun, but you start playing against the 1337 13 year olds and there is no chance to slow the game down. You have to rush with guns blazing or be killed.
I loaded up the single-player of MOA:AA, and just had a blast. It wasn't the standard FPS that I can run through thrashing players, this is actually QUITE difficult! Not only that, but it has good story, good ways to ambush, allows for 'sneaking' strategies. They plant their own ambushes. I just found it to be a more fun game.
What I think is perhaps online games will start to get a bit 'boring' until new concepts come across. Which means single players can get some resurgence. Deus Ex2 and Halflife2 may be the frontrunners to setup the next shift.
Thoughts?
FYI - Medal of Honor Allied Assault webpage if you want to try the demo yourself.
I'm setting up to buy a game. I'm playing Baldur's Gate 2, but am in need of some 'go around killing people to blow off steam' game.
Being an enormous fan of WWII, I thought "well, there is Medal of Honor: Allied Assault, and BF1942." So I redownloaded both demos and took'm for a whirl.
BF1942 was fun, but you start playing against the 1337 13 year olds and there is no chance to slow the game down. You have to rush with guns blazing or be killed.
I loaded up the single-player of MOA:AA, and just had a blast. It wasn't the standard FPS that I can run through thrashing players, this is actually QUITE difficult! Not only that, but it has good story, good ways to ambush, allows for 'sneaking' strategies. They plant their own ambushes. I just found it to be a more fun game.
What I think is perhaps online games will start to get a bit 'boring' until new concepts come across. Which means single players can get some resurgence. Deus Ex2 and Halflife2 may be the frontrunners to setup the next shift.
Thoughts?
FYI - Medal of Honor Allied Assault webpage if you want to try the demo yourself.
RtCW (Score:2)
I highly recommend it.
As for the single player mode
-Ab.
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And, as I mentioned before, I want a good single player game, not multiplayer. If I want multi, I'll go BF1942.
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robi
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You want a good WW2 game? (Score:2)
Do you want an online multiplayer WW2 game?
Go to here [splashdamage.com]
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I do wonder... (Score:2)
I'm not a gamer (let alone an online gamer) but bought a $50 Dreamcast and some $5 EBay games a couple of years ago. I turn it on and play every so often, and takes me hours and hours to, say, unlock a new Tony Hawk level. Possible explanations are:
I was relieved to learn that Jet Grind Radio really is that hard, and that they made it easier for the X-Box version. I
Re:I do wonder... (Score:1)
Riiiighttttt.
Couldn't we all.
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enemy terriotry (Score:2)
I think.... (Score:3, Funny)
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MOH:AA Spearhead (Score:2)
I found the best online games had 6 people on a side. Few enough that you could often battle the same enemy, but enough that you weren't ALWAYS fighting l337sn1p3rman every single round.
I just bought MOH:Frontline for the GameCube to play 4-player at college in a couple weeks, looks like it should be fun.
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Single player is the only way to fly (Score:1)
Mulitplayer console games (where the other player is sitting next to you) are OK.
And I make an exception for America's Army, at which I suck.