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Why Shouldn't you buy Modern Warfare 2 for PC, request from admin
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mrhulk
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Dec 11 2009, 04:28 PM
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QUOTE(Plant @ Dec 11 2009, 04:02 PM) there has been ban, judging from IW website, so far they ban over 2.5k player all over the world. got one game i play, there is this player got 60 kill and 6 death ratio in team deathmatch, nobody say he is cheating for over 5 games... but most of his killcam are well.. legit, even i am in forest camping and blending my sniper camo isnt working, he still can see me and snipe me and no enemy UAV at the time and i didnt fire my gun, so no radar detected. maybe he is too pro.. lol sometimes people can see the suspicious 'dot' in their screen or 'dot' at the popular camping site, so nothing weird about how he can see you. usually they already memorize the shape and color of the usual object in the map. well...unless he's cheating.... This post has been edited by mrhulk: Dec 11 2009, 04:31 PM
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mrhulk
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Jan 5 2010, 04:14 PM
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what i really miss after a match finished is chatting with other players......the map switch so fast , not enough time to type "Player1 is noob!" "Camper go to die la"
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mrhulk
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Mar 4 2010, 10:55 AM
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it is good thing they(original Medal of honor team)split. When they split from Medal of honor company,2015 Inc, they create Call of Duty in new company(IW)....next time i hope they create the new cool thing in their next new company.....  Vince Zampella QUOTE Vince Zampella was formerly the Chief Executive Officer at videogame developer Infinity Ward, Inc., overseeing creative development and production for the blockbuster Call of Duty franchise. Previously, he was a producer on such titles as Medal of Honor: Allied Assault, Vigilance, Skies, Baldies, and NBA Jam. Zampella worked at Gametek, Atari, Panasonic/Ripcord, Sega, and 2015 before co-founding Infinity Ward.
In March of 2010, Zampella was unexpectedly let go from Infinity Ward. Former President/Game Director/CCO/CTO Jason West was also let go on the same day. SEC filings by parent company Activision on the firing of the two studio heads described breaches of contract and insubordination. Particularly given that Infinity Ward's last project was the mega-blockbuster Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, most indications as to the reason Zampella and West were let go point to clashes of interest over control of the Call of Duty franchise and Infinity Ward's future outlook. This post has been edited by mrhulk: Mar 4 2010, 11:01 AM
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