[QUOTE="GrammarKills"]Interesting now we get to see if they can compete with GS.fiscope

I think It'll take awhile before they're really that much of a threat.

Oh come on. We all have gotten to know how these guys work. They stay up late :P They could easily be bringing the site up at midnight. Drinking plenty of energy drinks while they wait for 12.thalesa7x1

Not that hard to stay up till midnight, I start drinking energy drinks at midnight :P

F5, F5, F5...C'mon! I want the username "Jesus".omfg_its_dally

I'm not so sure you want to do that :P

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[QUOTE="DanielDust"]For me Operation Flashpoint was crap at that time, worst FPS I played well may be not as bad as Ghost Recon, but still bad, but OF 2 looks like it's going to be awesome :) can't wait to see how it is.GodLovesDead

What's so bad about OFP?

Other than somewhat heavy brain requirements, of course.

Whas there a need for an insult?:|

I didn't like it, at all. I don't mind games that have "brain" requirements, in fact, RTS games are my 2nd favourite genre and those need "brains". Only FPS that needs "brains" that I like is, Quake Wars, the rest I don't like and if I would put another one, BF2 would be it, the rest suck imo.

Any FPS needs brains except CS 1.6 and Source so offend somebody else that doesn't worship a game you like, or grow up.

Any FPS needs brains except CS 1.6 and Source? Righhhttt....

Anyways, Operation Flashpoint doesn't have anything to do with intelligence. It has to do with one's taste for realism. I loved Operation Flashpoint because it was a huge world, realistic, epic, expansive, and innovative. It also had a great mission creator.

Counter Strike and Counter Strike Source require strategies when you do scrims...Maybe you shouldn't judge a game by its community.