medal of honor has no LAN MULTIPLAYER??

Why would it? It isn't a 1vs1 arena-game. Great English, by the way.

Who uses LAN regularly anyway? biggest_loser

[QUOTE="biggest_loser"]Who uses LAN regularly anyway? Ra1den2010

Outdated or not it is the best way for play with friends. I still support LAN and I don't fancy so much the idea that developers are removing LAN support from their games. Miroku32

[QUOTE="biggest_loser"]Who uses LAN regularly anyway? Ra1den2010

Use the internet like everyone else. LAN is a nice feature on paper and makes the community happy, but it isn't used enough by the player base for it to matter to the devs.

Who uses LAN regularly anyway? biggest_loser

Actualy Lan is important to some gamers! I prefer lan gaming with my mates instead of playing with some random strangers on the internet. Plus ping times on lan would stay below 10ms, and everything would run smoother. Plus with modded games you can still play on lan ;) Lan increases the life span of any game if you ask me

[QUOTE="Miroku32"]Outdated or not it is the best way for play with friends. I still support LAN and I don't fancy so much the idea that developers are removing LAN support from their games. biggest_loser

Lol, it's just more fun playing in the same room with people that you know than over the internet (in which your so called outdated LAN is actually more convenient than the internet). And it has nothing to do with shaking each others hands after the game, actually I don't remember doing that, ever. It's just like it's different talking to someone over the internet and doing it face to face.

[QUOTE="biggest_loser"][QUOTE="Miroku32"]Outdated or not it is the best way for play with friends. I still support LAN and I don't fancy so much the idea that developers are removing LAN support from their games. sp1r1t

Lol, it's just more fun playing in the same room with people that you know than over the internet (in which your so called outdated LAN is actually more convenient than the internet). And it has nothing to do with shaking each others hands after the game, actually I don't remember doing that, ever. It's just like it's different talking to someone over the internet and doing it face to face.

Who uses LAN regularly anyway? biggest_loser

while this comment depresses me, it is unfortunately true.

LAN is all but dead

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[QUOTE="biggest_loser"] The best as in? Do you really need to shake their hands after the game? Its inconvenient as hell unless you're going to an internet cafe. biggest_loser

Lol, it's just more fun playing in the same room with people that you know than over the internet (in which your so called outdated LAN is actually more convenient than the internet). And it has nothing to do with shaking each others hands after the game, actually I don't remember doing that, ever. It's just like it's different talking to someone over the internet and doing it face to face.

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[QUOTE="biggest_loser"] The best as in? Do you really need to shake their hands after the game? Its inconvenient as hell unless you're going to an internet cafe. biggest_loser

Lol, it's just more fun playing in the same room with people that you know than over the internet (in which your so called outdated LAN is actually more convenient than the internet). And it has nothing to do with shaking each others hands after the game, actually I don't remember doing that, ever. It's just like it's different talking to someone over the internet and doing it face to face.

Lan is more convenient when many people are playing together in the same house. I'm not taking into the account, having to first go there with your laptop or desktop. I'm just saying when you already are there, lan is usually the preferred option (since there won't be any latency issues that can possibly come up when playing over the internet). A phone is a convenient tool when talking over distance, but you're hardly gonna tell me it's more convenient when you're standing 1 meter from the person you wanna talk with. It's the same with the internet, convenient over long distance, but silly to use in a situation where lan is all you need.

Why would it? It isn't a 1vs1 arena-game. Great English, by the way.

magnusm1

You're really showing your lack of knowledge here. It's pretty evident the thread-starter is beginning to have flashbacks to Medal of Honor: Allied Assault, a very popular LAN game. I remember at the LAN centers I would attend, some people even enjoyed it over other popular titles like Counter Strike and, when it was released a bit later, Battlefield 1942. MoH:AA was a truly phenomenal LAN game, but after the disappointments in the Medal of Honor franchise since then, it really isn't very surprising that the newest title has completely broken away from that trend.

Nice comment about his English, by the way. Perhaps it isn't his first language. Answer me this question: Did you have trouble understanding his post? If not, answer this question: Why even make the comment about his English? If you can understand what he's saying to you, it seems to me the smart thing to do would be keep your mouth shut and avoid unnecessary jabs at someone's language skills. Unless they're posting incoherently or purposely bugging you with it, there's no need to go there.

Just play on the net like everyone else. LAN is a completely outdated method. biggest_loser

Just because it's outdated doesn't mean that developer laziness should cause for it to not be present in the game what-so-ever. Those who attend LAN parties are put through a sticky situation because unless you have a private server everyone can join online, you'll usually have to find an empty server and play that way or join a populated, online server, therefore hurting the experience because it doesn't feel like you're playing with a close group of people.

LAN is/was always a joke. Just set-up a private server.

roulettethedog

Easier said than done.

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Why would it? It isn't a 1vs1 arena-game. Great English, by the way.

THA-TODD-BEAST

You're really showing your lack of knowledge here. It's pretty evident the thread-starter is beginning to have flashbacks to Medal of Honor: Allied Assault, a very popular LAN game. I remember at the LAN centers I would attend, some people even enjoyed it over other popular titles like Counter Strike and, when it was released a bit later, Battlefield 1942. MoH:AA was a truly phenomenal LAN game, but after the disappointments in the Medal of Honor franchise since then, it really isn't very surprising that the newest title has completely broken away from that trend.

Nice comment about his English, by the way. Perhaps it isn't his first language. Answer me this question: Did you have trouble understanding his post? If not, answer this question: Why even make the comment about his English? If you can understand what he's saying to you, it seems to me the smart thing to do would be keep your mouth shut and avoid unnecessary jabs at someone's language skills. Unless they're posting incoherently or purposely bugging you with it, there's no need to go there.

On Topic: LAN is getting less and less popular due to the internet become faster and faster as well as developers blaming LAN for piracy.

Off Topic: Your English is fine. As long as we can understand you it is ok, something that is poor English would be a letter from the government to the school I was in earlier where half of the words were not in English and the other half was.

The existence of a LAN option in games is nothing but beneficial for gamers. Developers are only removing it due to piracy concerns, which is incredibly wrong-headed.

I used to love playing with a few friends at one location and having zero lag, next to zero loading time, having complete control over every possible setting, and having the ability to create a dedicated server.

LAN gets removed because people who torrent games use it to play with others.

It's an awful game from what i hear, i'm not surprised.F0urTwenty

No way, it is f***ing awesome.

Why would it? It isn't a 1vs1 arena-game. Great English, by the way.

magnusm1

[QUOTE="Miroku32"]Outdated or not it is the best way for play with friends. I still support LAN and I don't fancy so much the idea that developers are removing LAN support from their games. biggest_loser

Ever heard of tournaments? Or people with crap internet?

[QUOTE="Ra1den2010"][QUOTE="biggest_loser"]Who uses LAN regularly anyway? biggest_loser

every pc game with multiplayer option should have lan... seriously is there anything better than getting together with your friends, playing games, having a few drinks and tons of laughs? i gues not... it's a shame that devs nowdays are not including lan and i hate when they are saying that it is due to the piracy blah blah blah... we all know that this is bulls**t. Some people play through vpn that's true but it's not a plauge, besides it also happens that pirates quickly loose interest in the game, so using piracy as an excouse is cheap imo....