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Article #173942Re: Unreal II opinions
From: blig... Blig Smirk
Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2003 03:23
Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2003 03:23
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Well, Epic has said they will be releasing a free online multiplayer expansion for Unreal II very soon and that should take care of the too short problem. If it is co-op, which it would seem the story tends to support, beyond deathmatch and capture-the-flag, plus if it comes with expansion maps, would really make a good game even better. It seems like a lot of people were overly critical of Unreal II for no other reason than it became a follow-the-herd thing to do. It is true there was no way it could hope to live up to all the hype surrounding it and these days, even the slightest perception of a let down makes a lot of people want to commit suicide if a game doesn't meet their overinflated expectations. Medieval Phreak <fucka...@nospam.ca.de> wrote in message news: > I think I would say that unreal II was the best game I have ever played. > The storyline was so good that it almost felt like a movie in places. > The only problem I had with it was that it was too fucking short.
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