Part of the Team
So I bought Battlefield 2142 the other
day. I know what your saying. "GAME REVIEWS!! UUGGHH!"
I assure you there's no need for the use of caps lock or MOEPs, which
is an acronym I just made up this second for Massive Overuse of
Exclamation Points. I will not go into the details of how the
antroscopic filtering works seamlessly with the anti-aliasing
providing smooth edges to the textured graphics. Noooo, I will
not even mention that stuff. I would like to focus on the
social aspect of the game.
Now I know there are "social"
games like WOW, Guildwars and the Hello
Kitty Online Game, but first person shooters or FPSs can also be
a social experience. I have a buddy list, there's voice chat,
my "character" has goals and objectives to achieve.
I'm telling you it could be like another full time job and like a
full time job you don't have to spend your time killing people or
"doing actual work", you can stand around and shoot the
bull. Now if the game actually had an animated bull to shoot
that would be one thing, but I'm using the phrase as a euphemism.
You don't have to be a violent person to play this game. You
can be a lover and not a fighter. You could have even been a
contender... Wait. Stop. Focus. I really like walking
around healing people and better yet you get points for doing that
too. I don't want to color this game a lovely shade of
periwinkle, you will get killed, stabbed, xploded, and face squatted
or "tea bagged" as it's lovely called, but it's ok, you'll
be back at it in 15 seconds handing out daisies and smoking with your
buds on the loading dock.
So in conclusion, don't write off
the game because it boast computer requirements that rival NASA's, or
has graphics so real that I actually bleed when shot. There is
more than one dimension to this 3-D FPS. There is heart. There
are a bunch of brave men and one woman in a squad called the
Bloodfilled Anal Fissures and I'll meet you guys as soon as I
get off of work.
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