» Mon Oct 25, 2010 11:59 am
I agree with pretty much everything you just said.. Especially my thoughts being wasted. Regardless it's an interesting topic to me.
I do however disagree with you when you say this game was not rushed. Even if you set aside all the bugs and the **** networking and host selection and migration. Assuming the game was completely stable, really look at it.
This game has not been played, tested and polished by no means. It's missing very simple user interface options that just come standard with other games. You can't resize the screen to fit your tv, no headphones option in sound config, barely any customizable button layouts and no local search feature(seriously?).
The MP has what, one map designed for MP?(skyline) All the rest are campaign maps. No in-game friends list, demos or even the ability to spectate in first-person?
I'll stop, but really, the game isn't bad.. but there's no way in hell a single developer in that company said "yup it's ready for release." I can't imagine that ever happened.
Like my other post, I can't agree nor disagree. I definitely don't feel at all bothered. They haven't done anything that I know of on the Xbox360, if anyone was gonna not have a feature others developers evolved into with experience then I guess they would. It isn't too bad I guess.
As for the maps, I do disagree if what you intended to imply was a lack of variety in the appearance. You may have seen the majority of these places (at least in theme) while playing Campaign, but as the old saying goes "Don't fix what ain't broke". The dilapidated New York City was a create playground during campaign and it does make a similarly pretty multiplayer map rotation.