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Article #190697Re: another annoying thing in UT
From: GTD
Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2007 04:36
Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2007 04:36
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goPostal wrote: > "GTD" <Stoooopid@duuuh.net> wrote in message > news:13d9e1129vhd2aa@corp.supernews.com... >> Major Ursa wrote: >>> On Tuesday 28 August 2007 05:21 GTD wrote: >>> >>>> My kid has tried, he plays online for about 2 >>>> minutes and switches to CSS. there are alot of people out there >>>> making UT online play suck. The whole spastic jumping/walldodge >>>> crap is the biggest annoyance to me. It becomes about who knows >>>> the maps and where the health and weapons are in them, and who >>>> can jump around the most. >>> I'm glad your kid went, it is better he goes back to his CS crowd. >>> Whenever a kid from CS enters UT he's whining or laming. They just >>> don't have the character and perseverance to learn a game fully. >> You really don't know my kid then. >> >>> Once you *learn* the game, like any sport or endeavour, it will be >>> huge fun. There is nothing spastic about jumping/dodging, it is a >>> new verstatile way of moving around that makes the game less >>> predictable and less machine-like. >> You're trying to project that we should like it better because YOU like it >> better. The jumping/dodging IS spastic, and like I said, it's just taken >> over the purpose of the game. You don't have to agree with me, but you're >> not going to convince me otherwise. >> >>> And map-knowledgde, yeah right. What's wrong with that. Or is it >>> the fact that you need to invest maybe more than 10 minutes te >>> learn something? >> Calm down, you don't have to get all high-and-mighty. Jees. >> >>> I never played UT off-line. I never play any off-line games anymore >>> except to check the maps and the agility before going online. >>> Can't even imagine playing against a computer again. Sheez, so >>> boring. >>> >>> Ursa.. >>> >> >> It's the elitist mentality of your whole post that drives people away. I'm >> not sure why you even bothered to respond, except to let the world know >> that you like the game and think little of those that don't. > > He's entitled to his opinion, even though I don't share it either. True, I wasn't trying to say he/she shouldn't be allowed to post, it's just the the post was pretty much pointless. I equate it as about on the same level as if someone just went around and posted "yoo ar dum" as a reply to every post they see. It was rather pointless. . . I hope the poster realizes that the person they're talking trash to might be a modder, , or might decide to NOT be a modder. I Mod for UT2004, and don't for CS:S just because of too many CS:S pricks that made me not want to waste my time and effort on a game full of assholes. Somehow, it seems CS:S babies have mostly grown up. > > DM matches have turned into a bunny-hopping jump-dodging festival. What > happens is the skill level is replaced by keybinding and speed apps that do > the movement at superhuman speed. When I first saw the wall-dodge video that > hit before 2K3's launch I thought it was a bad idea. It's not a gymnastics > sim. All that excess movement coupled with the extended jump range and > lowered gravity and inertia made everything seem, well, unreal. > That's exactly what I was getting at. You see some players, you KNOW they have some auto-jump crap going on. You can tell because their jumps are SO consistent, even when they NEED to jump up onto something, they mis-time the jump UP, because it didn't sync with their jumping rhythm. A real person would have pause or whatever to make the timing for jump up correct. I understand that the name of the game is Unreal (literally), but it's just so stupid looking and seems so stupid. I understand the about jumping and dodging, but to be able to do so constantly, and so excessively, is just retarded.
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