[bf1942] Petition for BF1942!

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Wed Jul 21 09:07:13 EDT 2004


I'm all for new engines like BFV, but I think many are seeing an
unfortunate pattern arising.  By the time the major problems with an
engine/game are worked out, Dice is getting ready to release their next
game.  It's hard to imagine that Dice didn't see the massive gameplay and
balance issues in BFV that will hopefully all make it into 1.1, before the
game was released.  This had the unfortunate effect of taking all the
users that would have gladly gone to BFV, go back to BF1942 which they're
now complaining about. I can't count the number of people who bought BFV
and have sold their copy because the initial release was so horribly
unready for final release. I personally love the game and play it
constantly, but I had to leave almost my whole clan behind because of
this.  I agree that his demands for BF1942 are at this point probably too
much to ask, but Dice created this problem, not the users.


> Stefan Engbersen wrote:
>
>> The petition now already has almost 9000 votes.
>> And BF1942 still is proven the be a very active competitive game, in
>> Europe even
>> twice as active in competitions and cups as BF Vietnam.
>> A lot of things need to improve to keep this game competitive,
>> although it seems
>
> Learn to MOD.
>
>> DICE isn't even listening to the community as they are saying they do.
>> WELL NO:
>> -We never asked for a Official WWII mod for Vietnam
>> -We never asked for maps like Caen or Philipines, who are seldomly
>> played
>
> Yes we did. We asked for more official maps, and IMO they get played alot.
>
>> -We never asked for sucky guns like the DP or the Johnson
>
> You wanted realism or you want it to be more like UT?
>
>>
>> What we are asking is to fix some bugs in BF1942 and although the
>> petition is about
>> BFTV, which would be nice to have. Since a lot is casted on the
>> internet. It mainly is about
>> bugs (mainly reloadbugs, hitbox box bugs etc.), pixelshooting, first
>> person specmode, demorecording and maybe a proper netcode without
>> bullets
>> flying 4 meters an hour. And not the forget that annoying CPU usage in
>> the linuxserver.
>
> Hmm. Which one of these makes it more competitive?
> Pixelshooting, Fixable in a mod.
> The rest would be nice to have but not required for comp.
> CPU Usage? Lets see, with all the shit its gotta keep up with, I dont
> see bad performance at all. In fact im thankfull that they have been
> able to improve the linux server from where it started.
> Demo recording takes alot of engine changes, and if its just thrown
> togethor then they are HUGE files.  BFTV Is possible, as my clan has
> streamed live games (delayed by 30 seconds to prevent cheaters) over the
> internet before. If you cant figure out how to do it then its not DICE's
> fault your a moron.
>
>> So DICE shouldn't be saying they listen to the community, nobody ever
>> asked the community even.
>> And since Battlefield Vietnam will never make it competivitely wise to
>> 1942, I am asking DICE again
>> to reconsider their choice not to support BF1942 anymore.
>> It just can't be that a succesfull game like BF1942 is already
>> starting to die after 1,5 year, that's just not right.
>> Anyway I am sending this mail on behalf of the clanbase.com community.
>> Hope to get an official answer from Andreas :-)
>>
>> Kind regards,
>>
>> Stefan Engbersen
>> http://www.clanbase.com/humaninfo.php?hid=1426746
>> impact-Hosting.com
>
> Maybe you should think about changing what you want changed before you
> complain so loudly.  Or submit it to the bfpro change requests, they got
> off thier asses and started changing things they didnt like, why dont
> you? Im tired of people always saying blah blah blah DICE FIX THIS DICE
> FIX THAT when in the last year they have put massive amounts of hard
> work into this to make it where it is, now its your turn.  With BF:V and
> BF2 how many more projects do you think DICE can work on? Maybe once the
> BF:V issues die down they can try and release a final patch for BF but
> jesus cut them some slack.
>
> InCisT
>
>




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