Normal Reloading VERSUS Weapon Pro

Post » Wed May 27, 2009 2:39 pm

Hey there guys. I’ve just uploaded a video onto YouTube where I compare NORMAL RELOADING to WEAPON PRO. What’s the point? If you watch the footage and listen to me you’d understand. Some of you are already “pros” at this game so do mind this post. This video I’m asking you to see is my second commentary. It’s short (only 4 minutes) and simple.

Let me know what you thought of it by rating/commenting and subscribing. Please do consider the fact that I am new to this YouTube shenanigan so I’d happily appreciate constructive criticism.

Thanks guys. If I’m posting in the wrong place then I’m sorry. I’m just trying to promote my video and there’s no better place then the Crysis 2 forum right?
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Alyna
 
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Post » Wed May 27, 2009 5:45 pm

Link please? :P

EDIT: That's weird when I looked at your posts it showed the link, but here it doesn't....
for anyone else who was having this problem this is the video

if that didn't show up the url is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOPCmJlr9do
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Ash
 
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Post » Wed May 27, 2009 8:10 pm

I initally posted it without a link. LOL, don't know why. So, I came back and re-edited it. Thanks for being a sport and putting up the link again.
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Roanne Bardsley
 
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Post » Wed May 27, 2009 7:17 pm

Well conducted comparison. Though, for running and gunning, surely mobility enhance would be a more useful power module? I'd be interested to know if, with weapon pro enabled, is reloading quicker than switching to your secondary with different power module equipped?

Might be useful for reloading the MK60.
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Rhysa Hughes
 
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Post » Wed May 27, 2009 8:54 pm

Well conducted comparison. Though, for running and gunning, surely mobility enhance would be a more useful power module? I'd be interested to know if, with weapon pro enabled, is reloading quicker than switching to your secondary with different power module equipped?

Might be useful for reloading the MK60.

Mobility enhance would also be a suitable module for running and gunning since less energy is consumed whilst running. With less energy consumed you have more energy to put towards armour, stealth etc. And at upgrade 3 you're allowed to fire your weapon faster after sprinting.

The response that I'd give to your second question is: Switching to your secondary (I think it's pistols only) is quicker than reloading. But quicker than weapon pro? I'll have to test it out (LOL). But then again you should consider weapon pro's upgrade 3 which allows you to switch between weapons faster. So...LOL. There is so much variety and I personally think the module system is balanced. There isn't one module better than another. I find myself constant changing up my classes. LOL.
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Richard Dixon
 
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Post » Wed May 27, 2009 10:10 pm

Well conducted comparison. Though, for running and gunning, surely mobility enhance would be a more useful power module? I'd be interested to know if, with weapon pro enabled, is reloading quicker than switching to your secondary with different power module equipped?

Might be useful for reloading the MK60.

Mobility enhance would also be a suitable module for running and gunning since less energy is consumed whilst running. With less energy consumed you have more energy to put towards armour, stealth etc. And at upgrade 3 you're allowed to fire your weapon faster after sprinting.

The response that I'd give to your second question is: Switching to your secondary (I think it's pistols only) is quicker than reloading. But quicker than weapon pro? I'll have to test it out (LOL). But then again you should consider weapon pro's upgrade 3 which allows you to switch between weapons faster. So...LOL. There is so much variety and I personally think the module system is balanced. There isn't one module better than another. I find myself constant changing up my classes. LOL.

Indeed. I chop and change modules a lot myself, simply based on what mood I'm in and the game type I'm playing. Also for the challenge and extra XP of levelling up all the modules.
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Post » Wed May 27, 2009 12:27 pm

I've seen a few of your educational videos and they are quite useful but I have to wonder if you're on some kind of commission from YouTube to get people to sit watching their site.

This video should have lasted 30 seconds maximum.
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Post » Wed May 27, 2009 10:23 pm

I've seen a few of your educational videos and they are quite useful but I have to wonder if you're on some kind of commission from YouTube to get people to sit watching their site.

This video should have lasted 30 seconds maximum.

I wanted to explain a few other things and talk about other things before I got into the main topic. If that takes a few seconds then so be it.
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