jmcorp
07-22-2008, 07:19 PM
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please let there be a Cold War II, a sequel...to the (in my opinion) brilliant Cold War PC game.
name me one other stealth game where you trully trully can play as you choose...
stealthy or guns blowing.
this game has an incredible enemy A.I, in fact the BEST i've ever seen or witnessed in a game, the guards act/behave in realistic manners, they dont 'cheat' and are subjectible to real world dynamics such as sound and light & dark(shadows)
graphically stunning for its time, this game Cold War can rival a few Xbox 360 games of TODAY! yes 3 years later, it still looks brilliant...
the innovative 'tool creation system' as i call it, allowed the player to create different items which they could then use in the mission, such as luring ether mine, silencers, AP bullets the list is endless...
this system can be expanded on the next-gen consoles, in many ways, for one we could see him actually build the tools...
all i ask is please be working on a Cold War 2...
thank you.
jmcorp
1st post
please let there be a Cold War II, a sequel...to the (in my opinion) brilliant Cold War PC game.
name me one other stealth game where you trully trully can play as you choose...
stealthy or guns blowing.
this game has an incredible enemy A.I, in fact the BEST i've ever seen or witnessed in a game, the guards act/behave in realistic manners, they dont 'cheat' and are subjectible to real world dynamics such as sound and light & dark(shadows)
graphically stunning for its time, this game Cold War can rival a few Xbox 360 games of TODAY! yes 3 years later, it still looks brilliant...
the innovative 'tool creation system' as i call it, allowed the player to create different items which they could then use in the mission, such as luring ether mine, silencers, AP bullets the list is endless...
this system can be expanded on the next-gen consoles, in many ways, for one we could see him actually build the tools...
all i ask is please be working on a Cold War 2...
thank you.
jmcorp
1st post