mattF

It sounds like you're saying 'It didn't feel cooperative because I wasn't cooperating'. Just because the game doesn't force you into cooperative play doesn't mean its a bad coop game. In any case I'd far prefer this kind of coop to no coop at all (which is probably the real alternative considering the amount of extra development time that would have to be given to making a dedicated cooperative campaign with cheesy 'you're cooperating now!' sequences).

@ErikR You mean you love Blade Runner?

@LiveStock

Why don't you just play call of duty if that's what you want? There's plenty of nonstop shooty action there. Its nice to have some games that can slow down the pace and let you soak in an atmosphere. Sure, Far Cry 2 had plenty of flaws, chiefly the insta-respawning guard posts, but I found the parts where I was exploring at least as enjoyable as the action parts.

@Mr Esc is the namesarcasm is my

What the hell are you talking about. The keys to the city part of the DLC is free for starters. The DLC was not already on the disk in the original game (it was a 90mb download, not just a few kb for an unlock key). And deactivating achievements in a 'cheat' mode is standard practice so I'm not sure what surprised you there.

@carg0 Funny, that's where I started reading. Maybe if we join forces we can make a quality comment?

Bioshock's water wasn't dynamic, it just had pretty effects. Also this game better come with a sandbox which lets you just play with the fluid physics.

Steamy McSteam (Steam)

Wooden train and tracks.

Be glad you don't live in australia, where I pay $60AUD to get 12gb per month.

Are these seriously in game? They look like concept art, and I mean that in the best way.