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Thread: Battle Server Feedback19 Feb 2014, 17:39 PM Runs very well for me in 1v1, 2v2 and 3v3. Not tested 4v4 yet. In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: 7CP 2x T34/85 and 9CP 1x T34/8518 Feb 2014, 23:11 PM completely wrong In: COH2 Balance
Thread: c0mpl3x1ty "official"16 Feb 2014, 18:23 PM the grin is the best part In: Fan Clubs
Thread: Why don't you take part in tournaments?16 Feb 2014, 11:08 AM Host DLC free tournaments and Ladder. People still bitch about DLC and don't play. Can't really win here :/ In: Lobby
Thread: New Steam Tags for COH215 Feb 2014, 13:20 PM I'm perplexed that Valve removed the "When's Marvel?" and "Assblast Russians" tags In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: Call to action - Let's Be Awesome Together14 Feb 2014, 19:10 PM Jump back to quoted post14 Feb 2014, 19:01 PMInverse Of course. But there are a lot of people out there who like to play a game they can enjoy competitively. Most of those players will not choose CoH2 to be that game. Why not? Are you egotistical enough to think you can speak on behalf of everyone who likes to play video games against other people? In: Lobby
Thread: Call to action - Let's Be Awesome Together14 Feb 2014, 18:57 PM So games you like then. Very good. In: Lobby
Thread: Call to action - Let's Be Awesome Together14 Feb 2014, 18:53 PM Jump back to quoted post14 Feb 2014, 18:38 PMInverse Of course, other games can be played competitively, but they will never have a large amount of success if they don't have elements that directly attract the type of player that makes competitive games successful. Smash Brothers, like CoH2, wasn't designed to be competitive, and isn't really a good competitive game. That doesn't mean people can't enjoy playing it competitively, or watching it competitively. But it will never be a successful game from a competitive perspective because it does not attract the type of person who enjoys competitive games. Those people will play SC2, or Dota 2, or CS, or any number of games that cater to their interests more. That makes no sense to me, I enjoy playing games competitively but I hate playing SC2 I find it sterile, safe and it feels like a game of going through the motions. I hate playing mobas because I'm not a big fan of team games and I don't like FPS so what's left in this list of legitimate competitive games? In: Lobby
Thread: Call to action - Let's Be Awesome Together14 Feb 2014, 14:03 PM I am not saying you need high macro, high micro, high skill caps, booth babes or whatever to have a good competitive scene. You just need the desire from the community, be realistic about your short term outcomes and most importantly work with each other to achieve a shared goal. The desire is there somewhat for the CoH franchise but the other two points aren't. You can debate all you want about what makes a game competitive and you can see how frequently you moved the goalposts to suit your belief but the constant you will find in all the successful competitive scenes is what I mentioned earlier. A desire from the community, be realistic about your short term outcomes and most importantly work with each other to achieve a shared goal. In: Lobby
Thread: Call to action - Let's Be Awesome Together14 Feb 2014, 13:16 PM yes keep doing it till it suits your agenda. Magic The Gathering can be considered play to win, it has quite a high element of luck involved and you dont need super fast reflexes because it's a turn based card game but it's competitive and has great viewership. In: Lobby