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call of duty 4
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11/13/07 10:00
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ulf
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i was shocked by the graphical level of realism of cod4, especially the gunship mission. in case you dont know what a gunship is, thats a very big plane, flying very high with a lot of cannons against ground targets. here you see a real life video from the gunners view: http://youtube.com/watch?v=4_uAjZU7ED0now this is ingame: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNYLZQ8l1eIi dont think this kind of realism should be called a "game"... what i realised when playing the demo was that the graphic is very close to reality, the setting also and matches current war environments - although the developers did not say this is iraq or afghanistan everyone knows for shure it is... only the gameplay itself is very easy you have to kill lots and lots of enemies and its very easy to do so. you also have to kill unarmed guys wich is new to a first person shooter and you are rewarded with "cool trashtalk". kids playing this get a wrong idea what war means, learn that the english speaking guys are always the good (no matter what they do) and the arabs are always bad guys. take the gunship mission for example, you cant tell me that in real life everyone down in a village is a terrorist! but in this game you have to kill dozens of people where you dont know what they are. there might be a mother running away with here children and you just shoot at the crowd cause your commander tells you to do so. then you hear "good kill" or the commander laughing about the people on the ground running away. i really think this "game" has gone a step too far. instead of showing what war means, it glorifies it. what do you think about this? please discuss...
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Re: call of duty 4
[Re: ulf]
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11/13/07 10:55
11/13/07 10:55
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Michael_Schwarz
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i think it looks very cool, but I would still not yet compare it to "realistic"
"Sometimes JCL reminds me of Notch, but more competent" ~ Kiyaku
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Re: call of duty 4
[Re: ello]
#167104
11/13/07 11:49
11/13/07 11:49
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Posts: 1,093 Germany
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Yes the gunship level is very strange. There are also some other parts of the game like being forced to shoot sleeping soldiers which are rather questionable. I really like liked this german video review which pretty much sums it up: http://mtv.de/overdrive/index.php?name=highlights&id=68337(just jump to part 3) So in the end I think it's not about realistic graphics but about the scenario you play and if you think that it's ok to kill some moving stick figures while getting coll "Hell yeah - good job!" sound bites or killing helpless soldiers, well... Enjoy your meal Toast
Last edited by Toast; 11/13/07 11:51.
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Re: call of duty 4
[Re: Sebe]
#167107
11/13/07 13:28
11/13/07 13:28
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ello
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The army was just a game too - we surely had real rifles and all, but nobody is ever going to attack Switzerland
sorry for the OT but what makes you think this? is it just such a poor country that its not worth attacking? just out of curiosity..
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Re: call of duty 4
[Re: ello]
#167108
11/13/07 13:30
11/13/07 13:30
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Michael_Schwarz
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as if switzerland would be a threat to anyone. They are hardly dangerous...
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