jermaindefoe wrote:The amount of fail produced by people with over 1000 posts is alarming. It's like these people are scared to speak against the DEVs. People seem to think that because people dont like something about the mod it's a direct attack against the mod implying it's shit. As soon as people want things done differently to the way the devs have done it then suddenly they're a bas*ard and they shud be ignored and attacked.
I like the personal attacks. However, unfortunately for you, I have been very vocal about my position on gameplay and developer choices
contrary to the popular opinion. What differs us however is that I based my arguments on actual evidence and logic.
jermaindefoe wrote:oh sorry did i hurt your feelings?
even if you dont stop developing it, im pretty sure a lot of the community will go to Arma just because it has more features. If playerbase of the BF2pr starts to drop then the number of good populated servers starts to drop and then more players move to Armapr and the cycle continues.
Also people arent going to play a 3 hour round of Armapr and then try and mix things up a bit by playing bf2pr because they're basically the same concept. I reckon the popularity of the bf2 mod will drop rapidly.
You really musn't have ever play Arma II from your arguments. Arma II players base is MUCH smaller than BF2's, and wayyyyyyyyyyy slower paced than in PR:BF2 even in it's Vanilla form.
On top of that, so what if half the community decides to play another game once it is released? I know I for a fact haven't played PR inceasently, nor has anyone I know. When a new game comes out, yes, I'll give that one a try. But I severly doubt that when I decide to give Civ4 or GTA IV another go I'm truly hampering the community, nor has anyone else whose had a gaming life OUTSIDE OF PR.
You've got a nice little fantasy revolving around the ideals you've created yourself, all conserved in a nice little box. Unfotunately, you're being irrational and accepting only the arguments which benefit yourself, rather than looking at the big picture and trying to understand any of the arguments presented against your case.