Possibly one of the best games ever?

Hans · 09-30-2001, 06:52 AM

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by kraut-kill3r:
Hans, you start fights all the time because of your "opinion", you see a post that someone has made, and u look at it, and think "well i see an opposite side to that, better say something..." and u do, starting shit like this. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Can you give me a reason why I should stop having opinions? Or is it just that YOU feel everyone should agree with you because you like it that way? I feel like expressing my opinions, and I am not going to stop just because you want me to. And what do you mean "all the time", I haven't got into an argument in months. How did you get "all the time" out of that?

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by kraut-kill3r:
did u see how pidly my opinion was, and u disected it, it wasnt even like a fact, i was just stating that it wouldnt be as popular because not as many ppl like WW2, its not a very broad theme for a "best game ever made".<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

And I disagree, I choose to express my opinion. You disagreed that this could be "the best game ever", and expressed why. Stop telling me not to do exactly what you are doing.

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by kraut-kill3r:
And as far you not knowing anything about the cold war, but still playing operation flashpoint, that has nothing to do with it<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

That has everything to do with it. You gave me an example of you friends not knowing anything about WW2, and not caring about MOH. I gave you an example of me not knowing anything about the "Cold War", and being interested in OP: Flashpoint. To show you that what happened in your example will not happen to everyone.

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by kraut-kill3r:
operation flashpoint is just a very well known military game, everyone likes it, they dont care what war it takes place in.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Give me a reason why this cannot happen to MOH:AA please.

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by kraut-kill3r:
Im sure that if someone knew nothing about WW2 but the basic idea of it, and nothing more, they wouldnt choose to buy MOH:AA over say a Half-Life game<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Why do they need to know a great deal about WW2 to enjoy the game? It's not like they would have anymore then the same basic idea about the "Aliens invade research facility" theme.

[This message has been edited by Hans (edited September 30, 2001).]