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12/05/09
would that make those actual trained vets and soliders turncoats?
12/05/09
The only similarity really is the amount of profanity and homophobic slurs....
[kotaku.com]
12/05/09
you only described half of the gamer market though...
skinny, pale, limp-armed, gaming geeks...
over-weight, pale, flab-armed, gaming nerds...
12/05/09
PS: Also, coming from a guy who did real-life paint ball, trust me: walking while crouching -HURTS A LOT THE NEXT DAY!<-
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I'm thinking more like 8 million, with 90% of them being the only trigger that they've pulled is L/R2 or L/RT.
What was the point of this article? I think I missed it.
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Map packs are alright but what I really want is more guns and perks in my DLCs. I understand that could make an ufair proposition for non-buyers, so make the guns/perks updates free.
But don't just offer new maps.
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You both may have a point. I do hope my post didn't come across as anything other than an offhand joke, though.
12/04/09
That'd be like saying
"My massive army of Iz can take down The Maxx!"
Not so.
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Even with lightsabers those 8 million players would be slaughtered by 1/4 of the 300.
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So, uh, watch out, Alamo people.
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MAYBE the alamo people stand a chance, but that's even pushing it.
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Oh yes. the dreaded 75, 7-5
You wouldn't know what hitted you even if had the chance.
Plus being spartans, they wouldn't tire, I'd be more inclined to see at least half of the MW2 army run in fear while peeing their pants.
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Otherwise, that's a fairly huge army. Although given a large portion are subject to blowing themselves up as a strategy, the advantage would dwindle rapidly.
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I finally found the answer a few weeks ago. It's called the intrusive R and even has its own [en.wikipedia.org] page. To summarize, in non-rhotic dialects of English, which is most dialects in England today, an r sound at the end of a word is not pronounced when the following word begins with a consonant. I.E. "Car park" is pronounced "Cah park" or even "Cah pahk". The intrusive r appears as a hyper-correction, inserting itself between a word ending in a vowel sound, and another word beginning with a vowel sound. I.E. "The idea of it" becomes "The idear of it."
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If it's from sales figures alone then I'd say that it's a bit of a stretch to assume all 8 million sales of the game are still being played. There may be many copies not being played, there may be many traded in by now. I just find it hard to believe that 8 million people are currently playing MW2.
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Got taken out cause most noobs complained that it was "Overpowered"
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