sphinx747
06-17-2010, 08:33 PM
I've played for about an hour now, and IN MY OPINION, this game needs some major fixing. Yes I understand it's the beta and there will be many changes. I definitely see potential in this game. I think this game needs some sort of recoil on the guns, there is next to none on any of them really, it's pathetic in that sense.
Also, more variation between the classes would be nice. In my opinion, no matter which one I play it all feels the same, I do the same tactics with each one and still succeed. BFBC2 has variation between classes, not only is it a different class of gun for each one but there's a hugely different style of play. In BFBC2, when you're a medic you have the option to heal people and do things no other class can. When you play engineer you have probably the best anti-vehicle abilities(some might argue c4 is better). Or as recon most people typically sit back and snipe, or you can be tactical with a shotgun/VSS or w/e and plant C4 in good spots, etc. With MOH it's all the same, there's not really a "defining class factor".
Prone could be useful but I don't really see it as being a huge game changer
Leaning would be useful, I haven't seen that in a decent shooter in a while(Not sure if it's in MW2 I don't play that)
All in all this game needs something to set it apart from others, that's what will define it as a "good" or "bad" game in my opinion. Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 has it's vast amounts of perks/killstreak rewards that change the way it's played. Battlefield Bad Company 2 has its 4 different kits and its variation of vehicles/destructible content that set it apart.
Thoughts?
Also, more variation between the classes would be nice. In my opinion, no matter which one I play it all feels the same, I do the same tactics with each one and still succeed. BFBC2 has variation between classes, not only is it a different class of gun for each one but there's a hugely different style of play. In BFBC2, when you're a medic you have the option to heal people and do things no other class can. When you play engineer you have probably the best anti-vehicle abilities(some might argue c4 is better). Or as recon most people typically sit back and snipe, or you can be tactical with a shotgun/VSS or w/e and plant C4 in good spots, etc. With MOH it's all the same, there's not really a "defining class factor".
Prone could be useful but I don't really see it as being a huge game changer
Leaning would be useful, I haven't seen that in a decent shooter in a while(Not sure if it's in MW2 I don't play that)
All in all this game needs something to set it apart from others, that's what will define it as a "good" or "bad" game in my opinion. Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 has it's vast amounts of perks/killstreak rewards that change the way it's played. Battlefield Bad Company 2 has its 4 different kits and its variation of vehicles/destructible content that set it apart.
Thoughts?