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Author Topic: Company of Heroes Online Open Beta and more reason why I hate free to play  (Read 3251 times)

Nilocy

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Re: Company of Heroes Online Open Beta and more reason why I hate free to play
« Reply #16 on: September 06, 2010, 09:43:04 pm »

I wonder if all the people on the forum that flamed him and the team with death threats and remorseful.
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Re: Company of Heroes Online Open Beta and more reason why I hate free to play
« Reply #17 on: September 07, 2010, 09:13:33 am »

Wait, they're gonna try and charge the passenger with vehicular homicide?

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Ah, the passenger was holding the wheel at the time because the driver was trying to take her sweater off. Then the passenger screwed up. How stupid.
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my champion is now holding his artifact crossbow by his upper left leg and still shooting with is just fine despite having no hands.
What? He's firing from the hip.

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Re: Company of Heroes Online Open Beta and more reason why I hate free to play
« Reply #18 on: September 07, 2010, 01:37:29 pm »

http://kotaku.com/5630790/company-of-heroes-developer-killed-in-car-accident

This is kinda sad.

Eerie... that was one of the headlines in the paper today. Just to add to the article a bit: his wife says that her husband intentionally swerved the vehicle so it'd be a driver-side impact instead of a head-on impact, and apparently doing so saved her life. A very touching sacrifice.  :'(




As to the actual game: bleh. The RPG-ish leveling system worked in CoH because everybody started from scratch each game. The very idea of having  a huge advantage from the get-go makes me... uncomfortable. Worse, last I checked, CoH didn't exactly have a hugely thriving online community (though I never paid much attention, so I might be wrong). I can't think of a better way to fragment the community than a 'free', MMO version of what is pretty much the exact same game.
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