Posted: 2007-04-14 22:07
Back when the demo came out (or early release) people were playing with 128 (mostly bots). However that could've been SP.
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Posted: 2007-04-15 09:09
Yeah the demo had 128 player servers online. I remember that being the first thing I noticed having changed. Damn EA.
Posted: 2007-04-15 12:35
Guerra, that Afghanistan port is not to scale, so you have huge mountains that look like anthills in-game.
Posted: 2007-04-15 13:55
No, that is socialism,communism is like utopia state of socialism.In communism there is no goverment and stuff.Well, it is a lot better to share things than %1 minority possessing more than %50 of wealth while %20 on bottom trying to live with a 30$ wage per month.ub3rxn00b wrote:1. Freedom of speech, this site is hosted in America
2. In communism, the government controls everything. Everyone in a communist society makes almost the same wages, i.e. a doctor would be paid slightly more than a bus driver. Since there is little or no reward for efficiency or working hard, the workforce of the country is lazy. People in a communist country have very little freedom. There are no private business whatsoever, the government controls all industries. If you don't see a problem with communism, you must be stupid.
If it werent for "commies", we would be still working 12-16 hours 7/365 without insurance against health problems,without retirement pension etc.
Posted: 2007-04-15 18:31
charliegrs wrote:gigantic maps would be cool but it sucks there cant be more than 64 players
~17km is actually pretty perfect for 64 player CA battles
Posted: 2007-04-15 19:08
Ok. Pure communism is not good. Its a beautiful though tho, but don't work in real life. Aiming for those political opinions is good, but if you get to far its starting to go bad.ub3rxn00b wrote:1. Freedom of speech, this site is hosted in America
2. In communism, the government controls everything. Everyone in a communist society makes almost the same wages, i.e. a doctor would be paid slightly more than a bus driver. Since there is little or no reward for efficiency or working hard, the workforce of the country is lazy. People in a communist country have very little freedom. There are no private business whatsoever, the government controls all industries. If you don't see a problem with communism, you must be stupid.
The only bad thing about what you said is the wages, the other have solutions. But as it is now, very many people are poor just because a few people must have millions of dollars. Even it up a little bit. So that more people can live normal lives.
You are an idiot if you think that its good as we live now... Or at least your very selfish.
Posted: 2007-04-15 19:10
Dude. I think you've gotten that mixed up with Anarchy.Kruder wrote:No, that is socialism,communism is like utopia state of socialism.In communism there is no goverment and stuff.Well, it is a lot better to share things than %1 minority possessing more than %50 of wealth while %20 on bottom trying to live with a 30$ wage per month.
If it werent for "commies", we would be still working 12-16 hours 7/365 without insurance against health problems,without retirement pension etc.
Posted: 2007-04-15 19:17
If you want to debate the merits and pitfalls of communism, go to the off topic forum and make a topic. But, for the record, point out a successful communist state where people would actually like to live 
Huge maps would be awesome. Even a map twice the size of Basrah would be pretty sweet, so long as a lot of design time was put into it to get the right flow. Having to walk 25 minutes to get anywhere would not be too fun.
Huge maps would be awesome. Even a map twice the size of Basrah would be pretty sweet, so long as a lot of design time was put into it to get the right flow. Having to walk 25 minutes to get anywhere would not be too fun.
Posted: 2007-04-16 02:15
China. I like to live there.
Point out a capitalist country that a refugee would want to live in. Don't say Canada.
Point out a capitalist country that a refugee would want to live in. Don't say Canada.
Posted: 2007-04-16 04:57
wtf is a MODERATOR doing posting off topic drivel in a thread that has gone horribly off topic?