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Good point. Though I personally would never support a company like that.

Made of win: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rqLUDfl26Y...feature=related

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/modern-warfa...ml#xtor=RSS-141

;D

Awesome news that

Oh, did anyone bring AC130 down with a rocket launcher ? normally it evades with 'flares' but I down it in my ' first attempt ', I lolled so hard after this since I couldn't do it if I worked for it, I just send the missile without a hope but it down XD
Edited by Gabriel Angelos, 18 November 2009 - 12:40.

I was wondering how long it would take for someone to hack that game Let's see if IW add the functionality in through a patch. Also good music choice.

W!, on 18 Nov 2009, 2:02, said:

Not only that, Even Pirated ppl can play mp with out the dedicated servers...

JRK, on 18 Nov 2009, 15:49, said:

oh they will......

........if you are ready to pay more for them of course

Drag#!, on 18 Nov 2009, 17:09, said:

Ah , thats probably the reason why I see so many people from my country at online, getting original games is not something common here How they do that with steam anyways

Not sure discussing how someone gets a pirated copy of a game onto Steam is something we'll be letting you talk about.

Wizard, on 18 Nov 2009, 17:47, said:

I wasn't asking for it for myself, I thought it was something impossible so I am surprised to hear such a thing, that is all Oh and in the name of bringing topic to its tracks I will ask again : Did anyone managed to bring down an AC 130 ?
Edited by Gabriel Angelos, 18 November 2009 - 15:58.

Gabriel Angelos, on 18 Nov 2009, 16:30, said:

because MW2 only use Steam as DRM, multiplayer is done by conecting to IWnet

KiraSama, on 18 Nov 2009, 15:25, said:

That doesn't suprise me at all, companies have been wanting to monetise stuff we are used to getting free for a while now.

Also, shame so many PC gamers have bought MW2, all your doing is giving activision the message that its okay to ship an online game without dedicated servers.
Edited by Ion Cannon!, 18 November 2009 - 17:17.

No, we've bought a game that we all wanted. How many other games have I seen people buy that have things they either don't want or missing something they've wanted. It's hardly like those people who have bought MW2 have turned around, bent over something and allowed Activision to them and paid for the priviledge? It's a flaw, just like nearly every other game out there.

Distributors will read wtf they want into anything. We could have all ignored MW2 and instead they've have just dumped IW and deprived us of a good FPS development team in the future.

I just googled the creator of the console-thing and stumbled across the website he's on. (Saying this because I'm not sure it's his website).

http://www.ultimate-filez.com/

The program which allows you to access the console is right on the front page.

Wizard, on 18 Nov 2009, 17:23, said:

Yes games have always had flaws, or things we wanted adding, but games have rarely taken away things they're supposed to have anyway. MW2 is essentially a console shooter, it doesn't really make use of any the advantages PC's have over consoles. Except the use of a mouse, and text chat.

Ion Cannon!, on 18 Nov 2009, 18:17, said:

You have to be kidding.
I don't like the IWNet decision, but what the hell do you think? I paid for this game because it is awesome. I wanted this game. It's not like I'll just send them my money.
The only message activision got is that I will buy their games if they are good like MW2.

OK, it just arrived. Well okay, it arrived x hours ago with x the amount of hours needed to complete the campaign . So campaign is all I played until now but here's my impressions regarding it anyway.

1) Graphics: it looks awesome. By this I really don't mean the graphics engine because that doesn't say too much (it's good though), but more the use of graphics. And this is what's so great. The levels are REALLY impressive. From subtle effects in CoD 4 they moved on to considerably more dramatic effects and the environment is now about as alive as you could stand it. Cliffhanger absolutely pales in comparison to a lot of the other missions in MW2.

2) Gameplay (SP): very indulging. The storyline is definitely strong, and the action is more intense than ever. The things you do are infinitely more diverse than before, though a lot of trusted mission types return (no tank mission though, for those who care about that ). Note that gameplay as well as the story have changed fundamentally - the game plays a lot like being in a Hollywood movie. There are tons of different actions to do in the campaign other than the well-known shooting etc. and to be fair, there's one or two "press X not to die" moments in the game. Though these improvised actions make the game a lot deeper, some are not as well-explained as you would expect and a few of them are more frustrating than they had to be. Still, the campaign is about as immersive as you could imagine.

3) Music: YEEEEEEAAAAAAAH
Incredible stuff. For those who want to rip them, it's extremely easy: open IW_17.IWD through IW_20.IWD with winRAR and you'll find the music in the map sounds/music.

EDIT: concluding, I can say the MW2 SP campaign is an apic, adrenalin-fuelled thrill ride .

When I had a go at MP and studied the weapons' statistics in-depth, I'll provide some more impressions about the weapons.
Edited by Chyros, 18 November 2009 - 21:16.

Ion Cannon!, on 18 Nov 2009, 19:17, said:

I actually don't care about multiplayer ( though I am currently addicted to it ) because game totally deserves the money I give with its single player mode, it gives me the feeling like I am part of that story. Yes it is short but still far better experience than I can take from any movie.

And Chyros, it will take some good time for you to statisticize the multiplayer weapons since they unlocked by damn ranks

Oh yes, and one thing I forgot to mention: the campaign is so patriotic it's somewhat ridiculous at some points .

Gabriel Angelos, on 18 Nov 2009, 23:15, said:

I meant through ripping the game stats from the files, but they are using fast file encoders now and these can't be ripped as easily so it'll take a while. Or very very very long.

Stalker, on 18 Nov 2009, 20:53, said:

so you will buy another game than apparently can be cracked to spread trojan virus, with less options than the one before it and with apparently DLC in the disk than cost MORE money than other games?

the game may be good, but not at the level people scream and not really at the price tag they put, specially when we know they are only going to listen to how they could get more money from you, i wont be surprise if they tomorrow anounced "pay 30$ for dedicate support in your game"

campaign... patriotic?

sure the DC missions are (but thats because you are defending your homeland, i mean the Stalingrad missions in COD1 and 2 are pretty powerful as well.)

but you did see what the americans did at the end didnt you?

Admiral showed me an article about how hackers managed to put in dedicated server support for MW2, btw. I don't have the article anymore but I'm not surprised really.

Chyros, on 18 Nov 2009, 16:56, said:

That's a disappointment. In the first game even while playing the Americans it's not really drenched in patriotism... I liked it that way.
The SAS missions were more fun though to be honest.

but