but seriously i just more and more everyday
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but seriously i just more and more everyday
whoops meant to say just lag more and more
ob buy an xbox so we can game its not like you have a job or any hobbies
I'll play D2 with you, but only in the Asian realm because it's the only one Blizzard will let me play on. Apparently they only care if white people hack.
bro bro broQuote:
Originally Posted by lnopia the great
everybody knows call of duty sucks now, that being said are you getting the new one next month? we need to get down on some zombies man me and jordan used to have high scores on that shit.
he's too busy banging truck stop waitressesQuote:
Originally Posted by Obnoxious Bitch
lol asian realm softcore diabloQuote:
Originally Posted by MavisBeacon'sREVENGE
>wtf am i reading
Lmao. Tihs thread would make me laugh if I wasnt dead fucking serious about Call of Duty and maintaining my ratehr fuckeing sick average damage of 42069. Oh and by teh way, basicaly as soon as I click the Call of Duty "Shortcut" on my desk, I start getting a blow job. Jealous? (or, in teh parlance of our times, "u mad"?)
everybody on pc is using headset obviously, it starts getting annoying when you are playing xbox and are legit good at the game but 10 year olds with turtle beach can just sound hack every player in the gameQuote:
Originally Posted by Gentleman Doli
Agree,d mate, especialy since propper use sound is key to maximizing "headshot"s. If u feel truely pro, then turn down teh volume and force the consolized fail aids from your body, concentrate deeply then hand ur controler to me and I will get a freakking insane kdr taht will make teh irl version of +rep (girl mouth on ur boner) flow freeley among tehm.Quote:
Originally Posted by rootbeer
yeah no doubt im getting it
whose jordan is federal offense or biterrintent
lol at playing this shit on xbox
federal is jordan, bitterintent is also good at zombies but hes not very patient for those extra long gamesQuote:
Originally Posted by lnopia the great
pretty sure most of the games you hyped up on steam were ported from apples app store you casual fuck
shooters are pretty much meant for console gaming because you have intuitive controls with a joy stick (like how shooters were invented lol)... if you like fps on pc its because you abuse sensitivity or automatic guns or something retarded. i cant actually think of a shooter i would prefer on a keyboard.Quote:
Originally Posted by m0nde
just get timlooool in here, he'll school all of you
he only plays mass effect now :(Quote:
Originally Posted by m0nde
does he still post on forumicon?
i wish they could match call of duty four or five with these new ones, those were the best imo
i havent gone there in like a year because it wasnt getting usedQuote:
Originally Posted by m0nde
what's stopping you from attaching an xbox joystick to the pc if you really want?Quote:
Originally Posted by rootbeer
because i have an xbox for thatQuote:
Originally Posted by m0nde
so you'd rather play a stripped down version of the game and pay 15 dollars a month to do it online?
no, id rather play the better version of the game... also my xbox is playing netflix 24/7, its cheaper than buying another machine for just my tv. im not sure how you think paying 900 bucks for a pc and playing shitty controlled games is better than playing good games with your friends. also i play lots of pc games.Quote:
Originally Posted by m0nde
real games aka not steam games
team is a digital distribution, digital rights management, multiplayer and communications platform developed by Valve Corporation. It is used to distribute games and related media online, from small independent developers to larger software houses; Valve has also announced plans to expand the service to include non-gaming software in the near future. Steam provides the user with install and automatic management of software across multiple computers, community features such as friends lists and groups, cloud saving, and in-game voice and chat functionality. The software provides a freely available application programming interface, Steamworks, that developers can take advantage of to integrate many of Steam's functions within their software products, including copy protection, networking and matchmaking, in-game achievements and micro-transactions, and support for user-created content through Steam Workshop. Though initially developed for use on Microsoft Windows, the client has expanded to include a Mac OS X version and a pending port to Linux, and clients with limited functionality on the PlayStation 3 console and for both iOS and Android mobile devices. In addition to be a central hub for gaming software, Valve has created a version of Steam with altered functionality to be used in schools for educational software, including a modified version of Portal 2 for teaching science and critical thinking lessons.
As of August 2012, there are over 1500 games available through Steam,[5] and 54 million active user accounts.[6] The concurrent users peak was 5 million on January 2, 2012.[7] Although Valve never releases sales figures, Stardock, former owner of competing platform Impulse, estimated in 2009 that Steam had a 70% share of the digital distribution market for video games.[8]
intuitive? it takes 10 minutes to turn around with a joystick, and you have none of the precision you get with a mouse... Gamepads are for platformers, I wouldn't play anything other than Mario or Sonic on a console.Quote:
Originally Posted by rootbeer
Make me admin at forumicon.