Multiplayer just not the same

EnenDaveyBoy · Jun 2, 2014

@GG so do you think developers trying to lock off areas present an issue in a game, where if they made everything accessable it would enhance the game and stop this sort of thing? or is there a better way for developers to stop that sort of thing?

tohellnbak · Jun 3, 2014

me and my buddy spent hours trolling boosters in BF3... some kids were trying the kill revive boost...then the repair the MAV boost... yeah some c4 and a random grenade ended that each and every time...

If you cant beat them... make their life a living hell...

Galactic Geek · Jun 3, 2014

Davey, in a virtual world there HAS to be a cut-off point somewhere. After all, you can't just "go on" forever. Those cut-off points are a necessity and help keep the action contained in a set area where you know your friends and opponents will be. The moment
someone breaks that containment, things can happen that are unexpected and that break the fairness of the game for many and as a result will ruin their fun, which is the antithesis of playing games to begin with. Rules are set for a reason and if they're not
followed, bad things can happen. Just because you find a way to break the rules or do something that the designers had not originally intended doesn't mean that you should or that it's right or okay to do.

EnenDaveyBoy · Jun 3, 2014

@GG, I didn't mean outside a certain area, I mean inside a certain area.

eg, in COD4 you have a map, and you can access everywhere on the map, on COD BO2, they have limited a lot of the places you can go on the map, IMO COD4 maps are better mainly for this reason, it also makes you less likely to look for the glitches (although
both have them).

IMO if you make an area freely accessable, people don't need to look for other ways to access it.

I understand maps have to have limites, I just don't understand making a map, then trying to overly stop people to use parts of it.

PAINT MACHINE · Oct 31, 2018

[quote user="Sniper v"]Hi anyone else dissapointed in multiplayer these days and were its heading now days with all the trolls and boosters what happened to all the true competitive gamers and the good games like bad company 2, cod4, 5 halo 2, 3 and gamebattles
turned into a online daycare center with all the immature lil kids miss the good old days might have to stick with campaigns for awhile

[/quote]

I think the main problem is you are silver , with 0 gs .

You need gold to play multiplayer ....and a game .

EnenDaveyBoy

@GG, I didn't mean outside a certain area, I mean inside a certain area.

eg, in COD4 you have a map, and you can access everywhere on the map, on COD BO2, they have limited a lot of the places you can go on the map, IMO COD4 maps are better mainly for this reason, it also makes you less likely to look for the glitches (although
both have them).

IMO if you make an area freely accessable, people don't need to look for other ways to access it.

I understand maps have to have limites, I just don't understand making a map, then trying to overly stop people to use parts of it.

Galactic Geek

Davey, in a virtual world there HAS to be a cut-off point somewhere. After all, you can't just "go on" forever. Those cut-off points are a necessity and help keep the action contained in a set area where you know your friends and opponents will be. The moment
someone breaks that containment, things can happen that are unexpected and that break the fairness of the game for many and as a result will ruin their fun, which is the antithesis of playing games to begin with. Rules are set for a reason and if they're not
followed, bad things can happen. Just because you find a way to break the rules or do something that the designers had not originally intended doesn't mean that you should or that it's right or okay to do.

EnenDaveyBoy

@GG so do you think developers trying to lock off areas present an issue in a game, where if they made everything accessable it would enhance the game and stop this sort of thing? or is there a better way for developers to stop that sort of thing?

Auswulf

Could be you have just gotten older and have become intolerant to childish antics that plague multiplayer matchmaking.

x24hrs2livex

Played hours and hours and hours of COD, BF4 and Titanfall and came across 0 trolls or boosters.

Multiplayer just not the same