COD2 Screen Shot

[Hawklore]

[nirvana]

That's pretty neat, maybe my graphics will look like that someday:cry

[United]

They do.  Download the COD2 demo and you'll see. VERY impressive in the graphics department, but requires a monster machine to run it well.

[Debonair]

Get a UnivAC, those things are huge

[SunKing]

No ragdoll, same maps from COD1. Like quake4, another disapointment.

[Wolfala]

Originally posted by SunKing
No ragdoll, same maps from COD1. Like quake4, another disapointment.

More or less same as COD1. #1 set the quality bar so high that its kinda hard to expect to beat it the 2nd time around, atleast with a 2 year turn around. But this time the AI isn't as stupid and I get to call in arty strikes. The duck and cover damage model is a bit wack - but whatever, it beats hording health packs. Using the smoke grenades is I think the best addon that occured - literally walked upto a guy I didn't know was there, saw his eyes, went **** and shot him 5 times with a Thompson.

But the only game in existance which to this day still gets me ****ting my pants was the Rainbow Six series, especially rogue spear. I'd literally be creaping around a corner, hoping to hell the guy doesn't see me thats 6 inches away. Then when the mission is over, I think i'm home free and a crack from the blue - BAM! literally jumpstarts my heart.

Only game that was able to do that.

Wolf

[Reschke]

I remember playing the first Rainbow Six with a group I was in called Team SAS. I had a P200MMX with 64MB Ram and a S3 Virge 4MB video card and a 4GB HD. That rig rocked but I couldn't play indoor maps at all online, only offline. I remember changing out the video card, RAM and mobo to a Tyan Trinity (back when AMD and Intel chips would work on the same mobo and bumping the RAM up to 256MB and dropping on of the first AGP video cards which was a Diamond Viper V550 16MB AGP card. As well as bumping into an AMD K62-300. That system rocked as well and R6: Rogue Spear worked great.