Quote: Original post by keinmannQuote: Original post by RivieraKid
Its fair that you prefer realistic games but the point of modern shooters is to be fun.
This is true, all games are meant to be fun. But you seem to be suggesting that enhancing the realism would make the game "not fun"; unless I'm mistaken. This certainly isn't at all the case. You could definitely take "realism" too far; like requiring your player to find a Port-o-Potty half way through a gunfight, haha. But I don't think your players will ever make a complaint like: "Geez, they modeled the weapons too well." or "These guys put too much work into this". However, I've heard many people complain about a game being totally unrealistic and having "bogus" material/features. Games and simulators which were made to be realistic prove this point as well. Even the training simulators the military use not only look very fun, but according to many of the soldiers who use them they are very fun and interesting...these weren't even intended to be fun or "games", yet reportedly still are.Quote: Original post by RivieraKid
For me COD gameplay isnt evolving, its simple and mainstream. Battlefield isnt much more realistic but it is a thinkers game.
Absolutely. To me, there's nothing to it but walking through a series of "canned" missions and shooting hundreds of guys; utilizing your "superman" combat powers. There's nothing new or innovative about that. :(
Regards,
Aaron
I totally here you on CODs unrealistic gameplay. I find the online to be very unrealistic, and just plain annoying. I like the Battlefield series better. Operation Flashpoint is pretty good as well.