Most realistic FPS

[metadigital]

Deus Ex, with the REAL political plot ..!

yawn

Shhh ... the Knights Templar will GET you ..! :ninja10:

[EUIX]

The most realistic one I played was Ghost Recon. The original!!!!! Good times, good times, *sniff*.

[Walsingham]

The most realistic one I played was Ghost Recon. The original!!!!! Good times, good times, *sniff*.

 

Can you say WHY it was the most realistic? I can't find a cheap copy to test.

[Spider]

Aside from the fact that you can't jump, iirc, it just felt like the real deal. Hard to describe more exactly. The emphasis was on stealth, not running and gunning. If you were careless, you'd get shot. And if you got shot, you'd either die outright or possibly just get severely wounded.

 

Weapons felt like they "should" and the ai was competent (although not as good as is avaialble these days). The opponents were neither amazing marksmen or totally inept. Like I said, if you got careless you'd probably die.

[Calax]

Aside from the fact that you can't jump, iirc, it just felt like the real deal. Hard to describe more exactly. The emphasis was on stealth, not running and gunning. If you were careless, you'd get shot. And if you got shot, you'd either die outright or possibly just get severely wounded.

 

Weapons felt like they "should" and the ai was competent (although not as good as is avaialble these days). The opponents were neither amazing marksmen or totally inept. Like I said, if you got careless you'd probably die.

sounds kinda like Socom.

[Walsingham]

Thanks for clarifying, and also thanks to mkreku, who I forgot to thank earlier.

[kgonzalez164]

Red Orchestra is indeed great. You really have to hone your skills as a shooter to get any shots, and when you do get the shots they are way more satisfying then, say, Counter-Strike. I also like how the score card doesn't have a kill-to-death ratio. Instead, it's about how many points one acquires. Kills count, but flag captures count more.

 

Though, in the end, I don't think any FPS will come close to the real thing. Unless they came with adapters that would do bodily damage as you got shot...

 

Edited May 10, 2007 by kgonzalez164

[Walsingham]

Red Orchestra is indeed great. You really have to hone your skills as a shooter to get any shots, and when you do get the shots they are way more satisfying then, say, Counter-Strike. I also like how the score card doesn't have a kill-to-death ratio. Instead, it's about how many points one acquires. Kills count, but flag captures count more.

 

Though, in the end, I don't think any FPS will come close to the real thing. Unless they came with adapters that would do bodily damage as you got shot...

 

 

I think we'll see PTSD being caused long before physical damage.

[Xard]

Perry Bible Fellowship!

[Calax]

I give Fear props for having the most cinematic fights (well.. action flickish).

[Walsingham]

I give Fear props for having the most cinematic fights (well.. action flickish).

 

Can't say I agree. But I'm far too clinical as the main protagonist to warrant a movie.

[Calax]

I give Fear props for having the most cinematic fights (well.. action flickish).

 

Can't say I agree. But I'm far too clinical as the main protagonist to warrant a movie.

wasn't saying that the entire game could be turned into a movie.

 

 

Only that the gun fights were like those of say, the matrix and Die hard. (scenery included)

 

after all in what else would you see sparks flying off of EVERYTHING when you hit.

[Walsingham]

I give Fear props for having the most cinematic fights (well.. action flickish).

 

Can't say I agree. But I'm far too clinical as the main protagonist to warrant a movie.

wasn't saying that the entire game could be turned into a movie.

 

 

Only that the gun fights were like those of say, the matrix and Die hard. (scenery included)

 

after all in what else would you see sparks flying off of EVERYTHING when you hit.

 

Sorry, my point wasn't to ridicule yours. Merely my sneaky creepy, run hide and ambush tactics!