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@=XDC=MADMAX wrote:
Max is making a come back, downloading it again
Awesome Max 🙂
damn tho its bloody great on TS with a good squad. Very rewarding!
That’s exactly what’s hooked me on the game again, and I think our communication’s improving a lot with the amount of practice we’ve been getting in. Would be interesting to see how this affects our play in TF2.
@=xdc= magicker wrote:
woot i have invites.. who want one?
If it’s any good I’ll take one 🙂
You have my email I presume?
@=XDC=Erratic-Space wrote:
You’ve convinved me Alzir. I’ll be buying it again next week.
Forgot to check this last night, but it’s still 14.99 on steam for BF2 with all expansions including special forces (the latest patch includes all expansions except special forces). Might be considered a little pricey or unnecessary if you’ve already bought the expansions (I hadn’t) but I felt that having the game available on demand and not having to worry about lost cd keys and cd boxes in future was worth it.
I’ve also already got my money’s worth out of it.
@XDC-snell wrote:
You may be needing to read up on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posttraumatic_stress_disorder 🙄
Given that I even dreamt BF2, and that I have “pupple malwupple mashaw” (or whatever that arabic “enemy spotted” line is) echoing around my head today, you may have a point 😆
Oh and hope you can find it Sprog 🙂
Is there a commander in the bad company games? The commander in bf2 is good in someways, but it takes away the sneaky element to the game I used to love about 1942 and bfv, so I’m curious how much they’ve changed it?
i hope to be around at 10pm tonight to shake off some more of the rust.
Don’t forget to slap me on IRC mate, I was in a game all evening tonight and could’ve directed you. Still on atm with Snell if you’re still about.
Even that round before the one we hammered them last night was brilliant with us almost turning a 95-32 deficit into a win, but sadly lost 15-0. Wolf somehow managing to revive Silversides with 1 ticket left and their score still ticking downwards, was one particular highlight, even if the joy was short lived.
Anyway I’ll be about tonight Turks, and anyone else who fancies a game, as I’ve no plans for karaoke. IRC, TS, Steam etc, the best places to find me.
More likely Microsoft worried what Xbox Live customers would think about these people not having to pay to play online.
why if all species dispersed uniformly from the same point in the middle east 4000-6000 years ago from a big boat do we only get marsupials in Oz and monkeys in some areas and lemurs in others etc however, I guess some people need to hear this.
When you take out the Dogma and look at what some creation scientists are saying, there is actually a logical answer to this. They don’t deny Natural selection, they just disagree that it’s a creative process. They assume that animals began with a perfect genome, and that naturally this is breaking down through mutations over time, and when you consider Natural selection in this context, it leads to diversity in the same way as Evolutionists believe.
The main challenge to Darwinian theory is that observed mutations have always been shown to decrease the functionality of a protein, which may give an advantage which can be selected, however the function of that protein, to my knowledge, has never been found to have been recovered. The recovery of function would require a constructive mutation, and despite Dawkins ridicule of creation science, I’ve yet to hear an adequate explanation of how he accounts for the lack of this in observed science. If one of these books often reviewed in this forum actually tackles this issue head on, or even if one tackles Michael Behe’s challenge regarding irreducible complexity of biological systems (another biochemical problem), please let me know which they are, as I’m keen to hear the other side of the argument. Until then, I find Dawkins a good speaker, but a difficult man to take too seriously, as I never see him tackling the real challenges and too often he resorts to ridicule in order to support his argument. We know far too little about the whole process to be resorting to ridicule, and like it or loathe it, creationistis are coming up with some good arguments.
Players can now pass claymores by going prone
Something I just read from the 1.5 changelog. Useful for those of us playing again.
one of the biggest list of changes since Battlefield 2 launched as well as new map by Bjorn Sundell, Operation Blue Pearl
Didn’t realise Operation Blue Pearl was such a recent edition, as I thought it was part of the mission packs I never bought before. It’s an awesome map for anyone who’s not tried it yet, easily as good as Sharqi and Karkand.
