the end is near

Scared_420 · Post by **Scared_420** » 2011-11-02 23:18

Is the end of PR near? BF3 release certainly made a lot less server populations on PR. IMO BF3 pretty much sucks, its a glorified CoD. There is no teamwork and it's like BF2 only better graphics (tank shells dropping after 50feet, rpg's traveling at 10mph). Alot of the servers on PR nowadays is stacked and that has kept me away from it. No one wants to be on the losing team I can get that but no one wants to play a hopeless uphill battle either. Training noobs to PR is not so bad but playing with them when teams are stacked is a different story. Clans need to split it up evenly for 2 reasons, team balance and monitoring. Very annoying when a person has to switch teams to find out for sure if so and so did what so and so said then kick. Project Normandy looks very promising and I hope that brings back the BF3 deserters. Oh ya and also PR vietnam will totally rock IF it ever comes out. Anyways, thanks for the run DEVS I just hope you continue doing what your doing because PR is the only FPS I ever play and I'm sure I'm not the only one.

Post by **IINoddyII** » 2011-11-02 23:30

Your personal opinion is important to us.

I recommend you should either start your own blog or stick to a already open thread about the demise of PR. These threads pop up on a regular basis and...well are pretty boring tbh.

Post by **AFsoccer** » 2011-11-03 00:18

Scared_420 wrote:Anyways, thanks for the run DEVS I just hope you continue doing what your doing because PR is the only FPS I ever play and I'm sure I'm not the only one.

@Scared: Thanks. We certainly enjoy the game and always have new developments in the works (standby for more information on that). As for the affect of BF3 on PR, we all knew there would be a decrease in the amount of players after BF3 came out (and heck, most of us were excited about BF3 too) but nothing on the market compares to PR, so those that appreciate a more tactical experience will load up PR again after the BF3 hype wears off. Just give it time.

And Noddy has a good point. No need to create yet another thread about this when several already exist.

Thanks

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