which 1 should i get and why
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COD 1 or COD 2 and why
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Re: COD 1 or COD 2 and why
fix'dSt0rmraid3r wrote:Dear 5punk,
Due to the uncertainty of the regular Tuesday Night CoD matches, which seem to vary between Call of Duty with the United Offensive expansion pack and Call of Duty 2, which of the aforementioned games do you think I should purchase? Also, if you could please supply your reasoning behind your thoughts, I would be most appreciative.
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Re: COD 1 or COD 2 and why
Jinxx, I'd like to hire you to translate all the text messages I get into English.Jinxx wrote:fix'dSt0rmraid3r wrote:Dear 5punk,
Due to the uncertainty of the regular Tuesday Night CoD matches, which seem to vary between Call of Duty with the United Offensive expansion pack and Call of Duty 2, which of the aforementioned games do you think I should purchase? Also, if you could please supply your reasoning behind your thoughts, I would be most appreciative.
Many thanks,
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It's a tough one, but until the Developers Kit is released for COD2, and people can start making custom maps and so on, then 5punk members have pretty much given up on COD2 and reverted back to UO.
Bang for bucks, I would say get Call Of Duty : Deluxe Edition, which costs around £15 - £18 and that way you will get 2 very good single player games, and a brilliant multiplayer in the United Offensive expansion.
You neec COD in order to play COD:UO, which is why I mentioned the deluxe edition which is basically both games bundled together.
Also you don't need an "uber" PC to run the game either and you'll find you can crank the settings up to highest on everything, and it will probably run fine, whereas COD2 has some quite heavy system requirements in comparison.
COD/COD:UO has some brilliant custom maps, and this helps make the MP experience more enjoyable.
Bang for bucks, I would say get Call Of Duty : Deluxe Edition, which costs around £15 - £18 and that way you will get 2 very good single player games, and a brilliant multiplayer in the United Offensive expansion.
You neec COD in order to play COD:UO, which is why I mentioned the deluxe edition which is basically both games bundled together.
Also you don't need an "uber" PC to run the game either and you'll find you can crank the settings up to highest on everything, and it will probably run fine, whereas COD2 has some quite heavy system requirements in comparison.
COD/COD:UO has some brilliant custom maps, and this helps make the MP experience more enjoyable.



