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Brentos · 2005-11-14, 22:58

I got another dumbass response from the dumbasses on IGN after telling them to join the Project Reality forum if they were interested in the mod

"why join your forums when IGN is what, 2nd biggest of them all?"

BrokenArrow · 2005-11-14, 23:05

wow, sounds like quite the intelectual crowd over there, not that its much better on the official bf2 message boards, no one even seems to care over there, not even the hosts.

Brentos · 2005-11-14, 23:25

It's a damn shame people still wanna play sissy ass arcade games when technology today allows us to simulate realistic battlefields.

BrokenArrow · 2005-11-15, 01:43

everyone has different gaming styles and tastes.

Brentos · 2005-11-15, 10:28

Yeah, but Vanilla BF2 just sucks ass

Brentos · 2005-11-15, 11:25

Good news. I've received positive feedback from anywhere between two and four users from the topic I made

gnwbumblino · 2005-11-15, 12:42

People (me included) are playing vanilla BF2 because it offers them a way of building up a player profile. (Stats) Even though Vanilla does suck ass....

If the PR website's index page displayed the current top PR players, displaying which servers they were in, you'd keep me & many others coming back.

Incidentally, I always search for PR games before going into Vanilla, I just never see a server busy enough.

Hope this thread really kicks off some interest!!!!!

gnwbumblino · 2005-11-15, 12:49

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Wolfmaster · 2005-11-15, 13:58

well, it might just be possible to display the top pr players on the website. doesn't ABR let you set up your own 'world' with score list and awards etc? if that's the case you'd just have to find a way to implement it into the site.

2005-11-14, 22:58	#21
Brentos Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 97	I got another dumbass response from the dumbasses on IGN after telling them to join the Project Reality forum if they were interested in the mod "why join your forums when IGN is what, 2nd biggest of them all?"
Brentos Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 97

2005-11-14, 23:25	#23
Brentos Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 97	It's a damn shame people still wanna play sissy ass arcade games when technology today allows us to simulate realistic battlefields.
Brentos Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 97

2005-11-15, 10:28	#25
Brentos Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 97	Yeah, but Vanilla BF2 just sucks ass
Brentos Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 97

2005-11-15, 11:25	#26
Brentos Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 97	Good news. I've received positive feedback from anywhere between two and four users from the topic I made
Brentos Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 97

2005-11-15, 12:42	#27
gnwbumblino Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 85 Location: England - North Lincolnshire	People (me included) are playing vanilla BF2 because it offers them a way of building up a player profile. (Stats) Even though Vanilla does suck ass.... If the PR website's index page displayed the current top PR players, displaying which servers they were in, you'd keep me & many others coming back. Incidentally, I always search for PR games before going into Vanilla, I just never see a server busy enough. Hope this thread really kicks off some interest!!!!!

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2005-11-14, 23:05	#22
BrokenArrow Retired PR Developer Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 3,071 Location: NH, US	wow, sounds like quite the intelectual crowd over there, not that its much better on the official bf2 message boards, no one even seems to care over there, not even the hosts.

2005-11-15, 01:43	#24
BrokenArrow Retired PR Developer Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 3,071 Location: NH, US	everyone has different gaming styles and tastes.

2005-11-15, 12:49	#28
gnwbumblino Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 85 Location: England - North Lincolnshire	#

2005-11-15, 13:58	#29
Wolfmaster Retired PR Developer Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 4,927 Netherlands Location: Groningen	well, it might just be possible to display the top pr players on the website. doesn't ABR let you set up your own 'world' with score list and awards etc? if that's the case you'd just have to find a way to implement it into the site.