Gaming 'not yet' Redefined
Posted: 2015-10-30 18:39
Most of which is just my opinion...
I think I've been playing PR off and on for close to seven years. Though the last year I've not played much PR because of work, also rebuilding/maintenancing a 1995 ZJ I bought on the cheap that needs the steering rebuilt and new sensors for the transmission(most all work done by self). Plus, I recently picked up from a Craigslist local, an Intel i7-2600/Nvidia GTX570 PC, custom built in 2013. Bought it back in August around my birthday.
Anyways, the last three weeks have brought back the bad weather, making for less time I'd get on the mountain bike, and having to stay around the property and get it ready for winter. While also working on rebuilding the power steering gear and replacing all tie-rods ends and ball-joints(all easy stuff with proper tools and a strong friend, when you don't have to be at work); as well as replacing transmission(A518/46re) control modules.
---So I have this time to check out some of the more modern games on this newer to me PC. Didn't even consider reinstalling Modern Warfare 3. Insurgency looks great, but it's missing something? My copy of BF3 looks amazing compared to my old PC, but it's missing something? With my last PC, I would go back and forth between playing Arma2: Wasteland and PR. Played some wasteland recently and it too seem to be missing something? Then, after reinstalling and playing some BF:BC2 I realized what it was I was missing... Communication, teamwork, tactics!
I was thinking that I would reinstall PR and the graphics using this newer machine would get tiring... Nope!
Damn near every game is missing what PR has, and the only let down with PR is the graphics... Meh!
Basically, what I'm trying to say is; 'it feels good here, everything else in comparison seems to lack the critical aspects of teamwork gaming'!
I'm going to go download that PR "Graphic Enhancement Mod"* now and see if it works on this machine.
The day tactical gaming is redefined from the present aspects of PR MOFPS(massive online FPS), will be the day that MOFPS tactical gaming takes its next step forward. Will that be PR2, or some other title? Until such time, PR is the ultimate MOFPS tactical simulator that in my mind can not be beaten by current like genre titles!
See you on the battlefield...
Edited for clarity*
I think I've been playing PR off and on for close to seven years. Though the last year I've not played much PR because of work, also rebuilding/maintenancing a 1995 ZJ I bought on the cheap that needs the steering rebuilt and new sensors for the transmission(most all work done by self). Plus, I recently picked up from a Craigslist local, an Intel i7-2600/Nvidia GTX570 PC, custom built in 2013. Bought it back in August around my birthday.
Anyways, the last three weeks have brought back the bad weather, making for less time I'd get on the mountain bike, and having to stay around the property and get it ready for winter. While also working on rebuilding the power steering gear and replacing all tie-rods ends and ball-joints(all easy stuff with proper tools and a strong friend, when you don't have to be at work); as well as replacing transmission(A518/46re) control modules.
---So I have this time to check out some of the more modern games on this newer to me PC. Didn't even consider reinstalling Modern Warfare 3. Insurgency looks great, but it's missing something? My copy of BF3 looks amazing compared to my old PC, but it's missing something? With my last PC, I would go back and forth between playing Arma2: Wasteland and PR. Played some wasteland recently and it too seem to be missing something? Then, after reinstalling and playing some BF:BC2 I realized what it was I was missing... Communication, teamwork, tactics!
I was thinking that I would reinstall PR and the graphics using this newer machine would get tiring... Nope!
Damn near every game is missing what PR has, and the only let down with PR is the graphics... Meh!
Basically, what I'm trying to say is; 'it feels good here, everything else in comparison seems to lack the critical aspects of teamwork gaming'!
I'm going to go download that PR "Graphic Enhancement Mod"* now and see if it works on this machine.
The day tactical gaming is redefined from the present aspects of PR MOFPS(massive online FPS), will be the day that MOFPS tactical gaming takes its next step forward. Will that be PR2, or some other title? Until such time, PR is the ultimate MOFPS tactical simulator that in my mind can not be beaten by current like genre titles!
See you on the battlefield...
Edited for clarity*