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Who needs rules as long as you follow the golden rule?

Take cover or die?

The golden rule is kinda like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxY31-FcDVA

And by that, I mean different for everybody.

Well played the beta and was admittedly upset at the launch, the game itslef is awesome, much better than any previous AA game.

There is a letter from the Army floating around out there which explains the issues they had with the launch. Apparently the game tracks much more information than the older versions, and all this data, plus the amazing amount of downloads they experienced was enough to crash servers.

The game itself is so much fun, and as of this morning became playable again, looking forward from this point to many hours on the game which BTW is FREE!

I'd encourage anyone to give it another try!

What the dev team was fired?

What all of them?

I'm actually a Beta Tester for the game and it's coming along very well since it's initial launch versions...they've fixed a lot of the bugs and actually the next patch will focus on optimizing existing code and implementing new maps. I've been playing that game since its debut in 2002 and with every new version of the game there are going to be some sort of bugs. With that said I still like the game and the potential it has to get better over time just like AA2 did.

Too bad it doesn't support multi-displays though, but I guess they need to keep the playing grounds as even as possible...now only if someone over at Evenbalance would crack a whip things would be even better with PB.

Too bad it doesn't support multi-displays though, but I guess they need to keep the playing grounds as even as possible...

Because thats what war is all about hey?

Better make sure no ones pulling more than 30FPS too to keep the playing grounds as even as possible.

Better make sure no ones pulling more than 30FPS too to keep the playing grounds as even as possible.

What you obviously don't know is that the military is receiving information about each players statistics when they compete online. By forcing a common experience they are able to better identify the exceptional talents which will then be recruited into the top secret program known as ARSID (Automated Remote Soldier and Intelligence Division). This will be the future of warfare and conflict resolution.

Here is some footage of the program in action which was accidentally leaked to the public by a dumbass contractor. The footage was quickly framed as a movie using the idea of limited hangout to deflect suspicion.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3RfqAIGBLE

So to summarize, you need that 30fps cap on that wall, you want that 30fps cap on that wall.

I love you Tanuki.