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[Huggo]

I didn't like the CoD3 online play. Seemed to me like everyone just picked rifleman and got 1 shot kills no matter where they hit you. And yeah, seems like CoD2... just with... ummm... more of the same shit? :/

[Cletis]

i played call of duty 3 yesterday.. i couldnt tell a difference between 2 .. which imo wasnt that great <_<


i gave up after 20min and just ran thru fable again with a bow onry dude

[Boyiee]

i havent played fable in so long, and now i really want to.

[izembo]

if your gonna play on live dont get call of duty 3, everyone is playing gears of war on live, and if you get call of duty and get on theyll just be talking about going to play gears of war.

[Celeras]

I only played FEAR a few times, but it was pretty horrible. Multiplayer was double horrible

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[Anyway]

Thanks for all the great replies. So far I might be leading towards Rainbow Six cause it's similar to Socom it seems from the screenshots. I've ruled out COD3 from a friend's input and all the similar replies here. Hmmm..

[Kaylia]

I didn't really like Elder Scrolls that much. It was literally too much RPG for me.

It's heavily quest based and very in-depth indeed.

But thats also its appeal.

I wish I had a computer that could play it remotely close to "medium" graphic settings, let alone maximum.

It has to be -the- most video card demanding game in history, lol

It seriously lags the 360 to death whenever you walk outside of a town/dungeon.

And on my PC, lol we won't even go there /wrists

Wait, it makes the xbox lag lol? I thought it was suposed to run smoothly on the console.

Elder scroll had nice environment , but the game was still boring imo. No character are interesting, everyone is ugly and you don't give a damn when they die in the story. Most dungeon are similar after the 2nd or 3rd of one kind, and an handful of quest are interesting.

I understand why some people like the "freedom" aspect of the game, but it will hurt as much if what you like is story, or taking action that matter.