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Arreat

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I'm loving Battlefront and HL2DM right now. Far from the best, though.

 

MOH:AA ruled my life with an iron fist for nearly a year, so I'll go with that. There's still hundreds (thousands?) of people playing it online.

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Call of Duty is the best one I know.

$20 at Gamestop, nice SP, awesome MP

Its fast pace, but not to fast. Just have a computer that can give a smooth f.p.s. or you will lose, a lot.

 

I think it is one of the most played MP games out there.

And if you can, avoid the GOTY edition, mine had problems, I had to download the patch for it.

 

TiE

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Originally posted by legameboy

Do bots come standard with Counterstrike: Source or do you have to download them separately?

 

When you start up steam it'll download the updates, the bots are in the update, so I guess you have to download them serperately.

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Originally posted by Pal™

When you start up steam it'll download the updates, the bots are in the update, so I guess you have to download them serperately.

 

What's cool about these bots is that when you load up a custom map, it spends about 5-10 minutes to configure the paths for the AI, so while there are a few small problems the bots don't suffer from Jedi Outcast Syndrome.

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Originally posted by Darth Tepe

Return to Castle Wolfenstein multiplayer!!

w00t w00t!

 

*Runs off to kill Allied scum and destroy various things

Well, I've never played Return to Castle Wolfenstein's MP, but I heartily recommend Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory if you don't have it already. It was originally going to be a MP expansion for Return to Castle Wolfenstein, but they decided to make it a free stand-alone game instead. You can download it for free off the internet.

 

Enemy Territory is an objective based Axis v. Allies style game, where one team (usually the Allies) plays offense while the other (usually Axis) plays defense. The objectives usually revolve around the Allies trying to either blow up some military equipment or steal some important documents, while the Axis try their hardest to ensure that doesn't happen. Each side has several different player classes to choose from, with each class being able to perform certain functions that others cannot. For example, a medic is the only class who can heal himself and others, while an engineer is the only class that can build and repair machinery and detonate enemy structures with dynamite.

 

I highly recommend Enemy Territory. Download it if you haven't already.

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