Posted: 14 Oct 2009, 18:12
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Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising review
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Posted: 14 Oct 2009, 04:14
The first codes you can get by playing some online game.
But the other codes are all pre-order codes which each online shop had.
So unless you pre-ordered at all the online shops that were in the list you can not have them.
So it's not cheating, it's giving you access what you paid for... ehm... yeah...
But the other codes are all pre-order codes which each online shop had.
So unless you pre-ordered at all the online shops that were in the list you can not have them.
So it's not cheating, it's giving you access what you paid for... ehm... yeah...
Posted: 14 Oct 2009, 03:58
cheater 
Posted: 12 Oct 2009, 17:04
Here are some all codes that are known so far to unlock some extra missions:
Encampment: OFPWEB1
Debris field: OFPWEB2
Night Raid: RaidT18Z
Ambush: AmbushU454
Coastal Stronghold: StrongM577
Close Quarters: CloseQ8M3
Codes are case sensitive
I find these missions more fun then the campaign
Encampment: OFPWEB1
Debris field: OFPWEB2
Night Raid: RaidT18Z
Ambush: AmbushU454
Coastal Stronghold: StrongM577
Close Quarters: CloseQ8M3
Codes are case sensitive
I find these missions more fun then the campaign
Posted: 11 Oct 2009, 19:01
hmmmm it actually sounds like a game for me !
Posted: 10 Oct 2009, 11:54
Im definetly gonna buy this game, but im also going to wait few weeks so they get 1 or 2 "critical" patches first...
Posted: 09 Oct 2009, 18:19
Little update: Multiplayer works, so lets give it a try...
Posted: 09 Oct 2009, 12:07
the game indeed runs well and I think it looks good too.
I must be blind compared to AI since I was looking around the surroundings with my binoculars and "I" gave the warning of 2 riflemen in a cabin nearby. My fellow mates started shooting at once and I couldn't even spot them yet! Funny thing was that the enemy opened the cabin door and crawled outside while exposing theirselves to our fire
I thought the cabin was safe enough since I didn't even see them there.
I'm going to try more coop, it seems fun.
I must be blind compared to AI since I was looking around the surroundings with my binoculars and "I" gave the warning of 2 riflemen in a cabin nearby. My fellow mates started shooting at once and I couldn't even spot them yet! Funny thing was that the enemy opened the cabin door and crawled outside while exposing theirselves to our fire
I thought the cabin was safe enough since I didn't even see them there.I'm going to try more coop, it seems fun.
Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising review
Posted: 09 Oct 2009, 01:24
I made this thread instead of adding it to the other OFP2 thread as this is nothing like ArmA or anything I expected...
Today I felt little better and decided to try OFP2 a little and here is my small review.
OFP2 is not worth the OFP title, as it's no where anything like Operation Flashpoint.
I think this is a mix between GRAW2 and Desert Combat (the old bf1942 mod).
The game feels and looks like GRAW2, maybe looks a little better. The weapons behave pretty much the same, the only difference would be the surrounding. The island is pretty large but it is allot of open area. Maybe this is the only resemblance it has with OFP.
The open area's look nice and have allot of vegetation, which is not a problem at all and you really need it. You need it as it will give you protection against the AI.
With such large area to move between, you need vehicles. The vehicles are how i feel it, copied from Desert Combat. They are easy to drive/fly and very responsive (which is good, but a little arcadish).
I don't really hate the game, but i think it has nothing to do with the original Operation Flashpoint. This will probably be a good thing for many of you, as not many were into OFP when it was released.
I haven't tried multiplayer and only did the first mission before i went to the mission editor to explore the island, so i don't know how that is.
I think this will interest the ppl who liked Ghost Recon (which was also lager open area's) and the ppl who liked GRAW2, but it's definitly not something that can be compared to Operation Flashpoint/Armed Assault. So don't let that scare you and try it when you liked GRAW instead.
It's not that realistic as I thought and I'm a little disappointed about it.
But hey, I didn't spend any money on it, so who cares.
The game needs a couple of patches as there is one annoying bug that happened to me multiple times, and made the game pretty unplayable. But those patches will come, as there are allot of complaints in the forum.
The game runs very smooth on my system with all settings on high and highest AA and such. Currently my monitor is limited to 1024x768 so I couldn't test it on higher resolutions, so this might also explain why it was so smooth
.
Personally I wouldn't spend the 30-35 euro for it what it costs right now. I would only buy it if many ppl would play it in our community and they fixed a couple of things (a patch and adding a dedicated server and join in progress), and it wouldn't work online with a cracked version (haven't tested yet).
So there is my small review, i hope it was a little useful for some of you.
So when you want to try it, don't see it as OFP2 but see it as GRAW3 or something, as that's what it is according to me.
I'll give it a 6 out of 10.
Today I felt little better and decided to try OFP2 a little and here is my small review.
OFP2 is not worth the OFP title, as it's no where anything like Operation Flashpoint.
I think this is a mix between GRAW2 and Desert Combat (the old bf1942 mod).
The game feels and looks like GRAW2, maybe looks a little better. The weapons behave pretty much the same, the only difference would be the surrounding. The island is pretty large but it is allot of open area. Maybe this is the only resemblance it has with OFP.
The open area's look nice and have allot of vegetation, which is not a problem at all and you really need it. You need it as it will give you protection against the AI.
With such large area to move between, you need vehicles. The vehicles are how i feel it, copied from Desert Combat. They are easy to drive/fly and very responsive (which is good, but a little arcadish).
I don't really hate the game, but i think it has nothing to do with the original Operation Flashpoint. This will probably be a good thing for many of you, as not many were into OFP when it was released.
I haven't tried multiplayer and only did the first mission before i went to the mission editor to explore the island, so i don't know how that is.
I think this will interest the ppl who liked Ghost Recon (which was also lager open area's) and the ppl who liked GRAW2, but it's definitly not something that can be compared to Operation Flashpoint/Armed Assault. So don't let that scare you and try it when you liked GRAW instead.
It's not that realistic as I thought and I'm a little disappointed about it.
But hey, I didn't spend any money on it, so who cares.
The game needs a couple of patches as there is one annoying bug that happened to me multiple times, and made the game pretty unplayable. But those patches will come, as there are allot of complaints in the forum.
The game runs very smooth on my system with all settings on high and highest AA and such. Currently my monitor is limited to 1024x768 so I couldn't test it on higher resolutions, so this might also explain why it was so smooth
.Personally I wouldn't spend the 30-35 euro for it what it costs right now. I would only buy it if many ppl would play it in our community and they fixed a couple of things (a patch and adding a dedicated server and join in progress), and it wouldn't work online with a cracked version (haven't tested yet).
So there is my small review, i hope it was a little useful for some of you.
So when you want to try it, don't see it as OFP2 but see it as GRAW3 or something, as that's what it is according to me.
I'll give it a 6 out of 10.