» Wed Sep 01, 2010 8:07 pm Ok right, they didnt found it, they were hired by them....
Team Fortress is a team- and class-based online multiplayer video game mod based on id Software's Quake. Team Fortress was designed and written by Robin Walker, John Cook and Ian Caughley in 1996.
The premise of the game is a class-based battle between opposing sides, Red and Blue. Players are defined by which class they select (the classes being Medic, Sniper, Soldier, Demoman, Pyro, Spy, Heavy, Scout, or Engineer), with each class having strengths and weaknesses. Each class also has unique weapons (e.g. Pyro has the flamethrower and Heavy has the minigun) and abilities (e.g. Scout being able to run the fastest and Medic being able to heal teammates).
A player can either choose to be on the red or on the blue team. On community maps or through the use of custom skins, players may also choose to be on a green or yellow team. The objectives of play can vary, including traditional objectives such as capture the flag or controlling a point(s) on the map. Another mode involves delivering a payload to the enemy's base while the other team defends, or have two teams race to deliver a payload.
WOW That sounds JUST LIKE BRINK...THATS AMAZING...not really as BRINK IS NOT INNOVATIVE OR NEW!
Team Fortress is a team- and class-based online multiplayer video game mod based on id Software's Quake. Team Fortress was designed and written by Robin Walker, John Cook and Ian Caughley in 1996.
The premise of the game is a class-based battle between opposing sides, Red and Blue. Players are defined by which class they select (the classes being Medic, Sniper, Soldier, Demoman, Pyro, Spy, Heavy, Scout, or Engineer), with each class having strengths and weaknesses. Each class also has unique weapons (e.g. Pyro has the flamethrower and Heavy has the minigun) and abilities (e.g. Scout being able to run the fastest and Medic being able to heal teammates).
A player can either choose to be on the red or on the blue team. On community maps or through the use of custom skins, players may also choose to be on a green or yellow team. The objectives of play can vary, including traditional objectives such as capture the flag or controlling a point(s) on the map. Another mode involves delivering a payload to the enemy's base while the other team defends, or have two teams race to deliver a payload.
WOW That sounds JUST LIKE BRINK...THATS AMAZING...not really as BRINK IS NOT INNOVATIVE OR NEW!
...Dude, play a little before you rant.
QTF doesn't get Parkour, Weapon customization, Ability customization, Singleplayer, Plot of any sort, Revives, Official maps, Player customization...
BRINK does.
It's like saying a car is the same thing as a bike. Gears. Axels. Wheels. Gets you places. Clearly the same thing.
It just ends up getting people into fights about call of duty. I say we all drop this hate for COD and just try to get along. BRINK is nothing like COD true but that's no reason to deouce the COD players as [censored]/girls, they like that style of game and that's their perogitive to do so. Liking just one kind of shooter is your choice. And when it comes to the excuse of "you didn't do your research" bottom line is that most of us did. BRINK was advertised as having an engaging single player narritive which it failed to deliever on, there are game breaking network problems on the xbox 360 and the "near endless customization" didn't come anywhere close to what it promised, the maps usually aren't designed to really encompass the smart system as well as they could be and while I personally agree that 8 maps is a little on the small side it's pretty much the standard these days. And to top it off from the gameplay demo videos that were released before BRINK came out the graphics and gameplay were seriously dumbed down from what they used to be. BRINK just failed to deliever all that was promised and live up to it's potential upon release, however, that doesn't mean that it isn't an excelent game that has alot of potential to become one of the better objective based shooters out there. So yes people were disappointed upon release because the game wasn't exactly what we expected, but it's still a relatively decent game and while at the moment I don't think it was worth the $60 I paid for it (I feel it should have been around half that price just for lack of content) I'm sure that once the dlc comes out it'll be worth the money I paid for it, i just wish it would have come with the disk. <_< 
