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STFU it's a game! not RL

bunnyhopping has been around since the beginning and its still here after they nerfed prone spamming/dolphin diving pretty sure its here to stay. and i doubt EA cares about BF2 anymore.

Last edited by sithao (2006-12-06 12:53:28)

Your right it is a game but it is damn close to rl if i wanted to bitch about a game that had nothing to do with real life i would go bash pacman or missledefense on an Atari Forum of course im not going to tell you to STFU Emil the Slayer because anything coming from such an ingnorant dumb ass may be entertaining and I would hate to deprive my self or anyone else of such enjoyment.

Semper Fi

In real combat, you will do anything within your grasp to stay alive, just like in a video game.  Bunny hopping is a way to stay alive in-game. 

It is there, they have dumbed it down very much already, adapt to it.

I'm just going to say...

BF2 comes nowhere close to RL and isn't supposed to. Spawning (infantry and vehicles), doing barrel rolls in helicopters, static environments, unmanned automatic artillery, ridiculously low accuracy, the limit of 6 seats per vehicle, AFV driver/gunner combos, no loaders for vehicles, no top-mounted M240 on the M1A2, many of the guns aren't used by the armies they're attributed to, huge drop on grenade launchers, the concept of flags in itself, the maps, the "out-of-bounds" thing, the mild punishments for TKing, sticking C4 on tanks like No.73 stickybombs from WWII, claymore spamming, the zoom on sniper rifle scopes, the M24 reload process, the lack of a QJY-88 for the PLA, the idiotic missile-evading/attracting properties of the various planes, the tiny rocket launcher ammo counts on attack helis and their reloads, the Hellfire being a TV-guided missile instead of a LGM, uncappable bases, the common weapons for all teams, the HK53 magazine, the lack of any customization for anything, the lack of the entire US Army, the notions of a fighting EU and MEC, the tiny "Great Wall", automatic repairs over the carrier and helipads, manned Phalanxes (and the fact that you die when they're destroyed), those stupid RIBs, the Stinger and IGLA seats, half of the default localization messages are wrong, body armor only being able to withstand 1 or rarely 2 shots, the inaccuracy of the MP5, the trigger-packs on nearly every HK weapon, the spaceship takeoffs in the F-35, the bolt sound of the M95, the lack of working bipods, prone-spamming, the entire commander screen, the UAV trailer, the "satellite scan" being controlled by a radar dish, tanks being able to spin their turrets at 500RPM, the extremely weird properties of AA-vehicle and APC autocannons for the purposes of balance, the quick and deadly overheating, the lack of Tunguska radar, the lack of Essex radar, the die-or-bail-out aircraft, the either alive-or-exploded vehicles, the instant exit-enter...

The list goes on and on.

lol @ k30dxedle....completely agree!

Yes, its "close" to RL (well, its based on it anyway), but ffs, its a computer game. Balance? Fun? It all plays a role - a major role - and if players broke their ankle every time they jumped over a box, that would become frustrating would it not? Then everyone truely would be a medic whoring faggot spamming medpacks to heal themselves. But then thats not realistic....so you wouldnt be able to do that. In fact, you'd probably radio for a medivac (actually...that would be amazing!!!)
An M95 would kill everyone in RL if shot in the chest...does it do that on BF2? No. Because otherwise you'd end up with gameplay like CSS - a bunch of 1 hit kill, AWPing faggots.

If you want realism, play AA.

Last edited by Snake (2006-12-06 13:23:53)

I really dont give a damn, i just play this game

k30dxedle wrote:

I'm just going to say...

BF2 comes nowhere close to RL and isn't supposed to. Spawning (infantry and vehicles), doing barrel rolls in helicopters, -snip-

The list goes on and on.

Okay, I had to cut you off on that one.  Many helicopters are perfectly capable of not only doing barrel rolls, but are also capable of loops and other acrobatic stunts, many of which would have certain applications in military combat.  The fact is, helicopters in real life can be much more agile than BF2 would indicate, and this would be especially true of military helis, most especially true of light attack choppers like the AH-1Z.  The only real limitations to acrobatic tricks would be aircraft weight and blade length (heavy aircraft will have longer or more blades) being a problem because blades are flexible, up to a point. 

BF2's representation of helicopter flight is actually fairly realistic most of the time, but it's drastically simplified and therefore has limitations.  For instance, helicopters in BF2 have no collective control, and downward thrust is only controlled by engine torque.  So, when you attempt to do a barrel roll in the game, but cut power significantly whilst you're upside down (to keep your chopper from meeting with the ground too quickly) you have no power to the rotor, and you can't finish the maneuver.

In real life, you'd keep the engine RPM constant, cut the collective, and use the cyclic controls with full ability.  In real life, in an agile chopper, it would be very possible to lose little to no altitude when doing a barrel roll, assuming you gave the aircraft a little vertical momentum like you would do in an airplane, but this is quite unlike the way it works in BF2.  Same with loops--at the top of the loop you'd reduce the amount of cyclic input so you don't go speeding towards the ground, and you would instead complete the full loop fairly gracefully.  The problem with doing these things is that it does put quite a load on the rotor, blades, and the drivetrain, especially if the aircraft is not designed to take the elevated stresses of acrobatics. 

Look here: real life examples.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid … 8720484507

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/255328/he … obatics_2/

A Sikorsky CH-53 Sea Stallion could also do most of these things way back in the 60's, albeit a little bit more slowly, and it's a fact.  I'd bet a blackhawk is capable of some impressive stuff too.

I can get a knife though some fences, but not walls in Real Life.

Last edited by DisasterMaster (2006-12-06 15:47:25)

why didnt they kill you when you were in the corps.
bunnyhopping ftw

Janja wrote:

why didnt they kill you when you were in the corps.
bunnyhopping ftw

That's a real asshole thing to say...

This thread got stuffedso hard into the ass it came from by all the logical and awesome people of BF2S, that it is not potruding from the illogical and retarded mouth of its originator. one word to describe the complete destruction of any credibility or respect for dioE3R. OWNED! (or in the case of 2 words.) FUCKING OWNED!