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bigmoose332 wrote:Er, what about when tickets win the game?

What if the enemy has a strong defense? You, as the attacker, may have more flags..

But if you dont have a ticket bleed in your favour, and you're throwing your men against a strong wall of defense, your team will lose because of tickets.

Dont you think?

Bigmoose

PELA FTWx0rx!!!!111111

lol.

Seriously though, if you think there's a steep learning curve to this, you should try ArmA!

Shallow and devoid of grey matter like Counterstrike it isn't (thank the gods!) ...... but PR is not even a remotely complicated game - it is literally pick and play for the most part aside from limited kits and some squad rules. It terrifies me a little when I see on tbf2 that PR is too realistic/difficult/slow when it is none of those things - it's as if a majority of the BF2 playerbase were only introduced to gaming for the first time with the base game
What these players would make of Operation Flashpoint, Falcon 4.0, Enemy Engaged or even Deus Ex would make for humorous if tragic reading

$kelet0r wrote:Shallow and devoid of grey matter like Counterstrike it isn't (thank the gods!) ...... but PR is not even a remotely complicated game - it is literally pick and play for the most part aside from limited kits and some squad rules. It terrifies me a little when I see on tbf2 that PR is too realistic/difficult/slow when it is none of those things - it's as if a majority of the BF2 playerbase were only introduced to gaming for the first time with the base game
What these players would make of Operation Flashpoint, Falcon 4.0, Enemy Engaged or even Deus Ex would make for humorous if tragic reading

Amen.

hooooah!