Come visit to listen to Mr. Obscure interview The Badger, YouTube commentator for BC2 on Ps3
Saving princesses, slaying magical beasts, getting some air time in your robotic mech. These are a few of the most common cliches to hit the video game industry. Here are the top cliches that appear in popular video games without you even realizing it.
A lot of these "Cliches" work really well in games, If it isn't broke don't fix it.
Pwngamer.com says: That is the question. For those not familiar with the Carl Gustav M2, it is a recoilless anti-tank weapon and is used by the engineer class in Battlefield: Bad Company 2. It is quite the useful toy when taking out enemy vehicles and blowing up bunkered down enemy troops, but where we run into strife is that the weapon is often frowned upon by the Battlefield community.
It's clearly noobish with the extended explosives, you have 7 munitions to us with the GUSTAV, if in your team you have an assault player, you ve got unlimited suplies.
So ?
It's just in the context that we see if the player play easy or not.
Rush mode = spaming Gustav is an alternative, can be usefull to defend (tank) or attack (destroy houses).
Can be consider as random, but usefull
Conquest = maybe the game mode that can be oversaturated with use of Gustav.
Players always got a chance to avoid the spam because of the distance.
Happily the maps are ig in bfbc 2.
More than the p of the GUSTAV or launchers in general.
The worse spot in the game is basecamping.
Some maps are totally unplayable with the basecamp, circlestrafing hellis, there's more to do with that portion of the game than to nerf the GUSTAV.
I think its wrong when servers punish you for using the M2 on infantry. It's war, anything goes on the battlefield.
Whether proudly declaring his love for the medium on prime time BBC One, stealing the show on Charlie Brooker's Gameswipe - or, indeed, defending his hobby right here on CVG - he is, by many gamers, fondly seen as 'our' celebrity.
We caught up with O'Briain to discuss interactive entertainment's role in his life, his opinion of how it's represented in the media and why gaming's nerds and science's geeks have a lot in common - including his respect...
Well he made some good points about gaming in front of some still trapped in misconceptions from the middle ages