POLL WWII online.....anybody interested?

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POLL WWII online.....anybody interested?

Post by MrGreen »

Hey-o, I was wandering if anybody had experience/ interest in the game: <a href="http://wiki.wwiionline.com/index.php/Main_Page">
WWII online</a>
It looks fun, half scale Europe, the only problem is the people who play (i.e., too serious) but there is little more fun than pissing off WWII buffs.

EDIT* and a batillion of 5punkers....oh yes!
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Post by MIkkyo »

Is this like Beef meets WoW?
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Post by MrGreen »

MIkkyo wrote:Is this like Beef meets Magical Gaaay Fairy Land?
Pretty much, more life-like than beef though

Also, It's mac and PC compatable...but that's only really a plus for me.

EDIT* Its around $15US monthly, which is about £7.50, which isn't exactly bad, and the download is about a tenner.
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I tried this a while ago with a trial subscription: https://secure.wwiionline.com/scripts/w ... promo.jsps

Was okay, looked a bit shit and certainly not as easy to pick up as Beef but could be fun with some 5punkers. Especially as we could trial it for free first.
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Post by MrGreen »

They update the graphics every so often, but, you can't really blame them, with such a large game world and all.
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Post by cashy »

That looks like it could be fun. I wonder if the English could invade France though?
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Post by thewombleofdeath »

i've just downloaded the free trial thing and personally i wouldnt pay for a subscription. i thought it was all pretty bad, especially the graphics (i know its got a big terrain but im sure they could have made it a little bit better). a big 5punk game might be able to make it a bit more interesting but then we'd all have to pay for it and i dont think its worth it :roll:
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Post by MrGreen »

narf, I don't think they really can do better, without spending more money than they make with a profit.

It looks like such a deep game that you can't judge it from first impressions, the scale is plain amazing, and I know the content is limited to the newer, lower ranked memebers, who can't fly better planes. Many of my first impressions of my now faviourite games were bad, I'll have a go some time, but I think we should all have a go before we drop this, however, the subsciption is really off-putting for me.

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thewombleofdeath wrote: a big 5punk game might be able to make it a bit more interesting it :roll:
A big 5punk game?....I assume you mean a load of 5punkers playing together, a small part of the same team.
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MrGreen wrote:however, the subsciption is really off-putting for me.
This, hard :above:

It sounds similar (if a little deeper) to BEEF, which I can play in three flavours without a subscription. The fact that it's more team-orientated and requires more organisation is probably a negative one for 5punkers too. I'd give a free trial a bash though.
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Post by thewombleofdeath »

MrGreen wrote:I assume you mean a load of 5punkers playing together, a small part of the same team.
yup. but only during the free trial period obviously. wouldn't pay!
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Post by deject »

I haven't heard of a game that interests me enough to even consider for a minute to pay a monthly fee. Huxley is probably the closest one I've heard of, but it's too early to bother with. Monthly fees are almost always a deal breaker for me.
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Post by Dr. kitteny berk »

deject wrote:Monthly fees are almost always a deal breaker for me.
http://www.5punk.co.uk/phpbb/viewtopic. ... 1377#81377
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Post by thewombleofdeath »

deject wrote:I haven't heard of a game that interests me enough to even consider for a minute to pay a monthly fee. Monthly fees are almost always a deal breaker for me.
:above: THIS!
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