In CoD2 can you pick up an enemy grenade and chuck it back at them?

Ricochet J · 8 Jan 2007 at 16:44

The bots seem to be able to do this but not me

nemtizz · 8 Jan 2007 at 16:46

Nope, sorry.

Would be cool though.

DaveyD · 8 Jan 2007 at 16:47

Unfortunately not. Can in COD3 I think, however that's only on consoles.

georges · 8 Jan 2007 at 17:22

Think there was a mod on one server I played on which did this, but not very well.

UKTopGun · 8 Jan 2007 at 17:23

Well there are some modded servers which you are able to however it really doesnt work as above.

agnes · 8 Jan 2007 at 17:37

im hateing the fact cod3 isnt comeing out on the pc, this is becomeing way to familiar with games.. only released on console :mad:

sad to admit it, but i think the pc generation is dying out.

ags

bloodline76 · 8 Jan 2007 at 17:54

I also think its disgusting. Its like they have stolen then ball and gone home with it!

Just not on!!! Boo!!!

UKTopGun · 8 Jan 2007 at 18:06

agnes said:
im hateing the fact cod3 isnt comeing out on the pc, this is becomeing way to familiar with games.. only released on console sad to admit it, but i think the pc generation is dying out.

ags

The amount of times this has been said recently is crazy.

However looking at the PC 2007 lineup just reminds you it isnt dieing.

Nucleo · 8 Jan 2007 at 19:09

i've only ever played cod1 & got cod 3 on the 360.

Must say i prefered cod3, but the 360 version isn't a massive leap, it looks pretty, but thats about it, same gameplay as the pc version in single player "run around with squaddies"

its not bad by any stretch of the imagination, just saying i dont think its that big of a loss that its on the 360 and not on pc.

& yes, pc has some killer titles upcomming

Neil79 · 8 Jan 2007 at 19:26

agnes said:
sad to admit it, but i think the pc generation is dying out.

That said that when the Playstation came out.....

That said that when the xbox came out...

DJKahuna · 8 Jan 2007 at 19:41

agnes said:
im hateing the fact cod3 isnt comeing out on the pc, this is becomeing way to familiar with games.. only released on console sad to admit it, but i think the pc generation is dying out.

No way! Let's see, what has happened in the console world over the past few years? Erm...PS3 Cell chip...360...erm...i'm all out of ideas.

Now, what's happened in the PC world over the last few years? "Superpowered" GPU's. Physics processors. Dual core and Quad core. Heatpiping went mainstream. 64-bit. DDR2. 32 core chip (Made by Sun). OVerclocking became possible on home rigs. 10000RPM drives. LCD screens went mainstream. RAID went mainstream. SATA drives. X-Fi.

What's on the horizon for consoles? Erm...Games. Oooh, new controllers!

What's on the horizon for PC? Oct-core CPU's (8 cores), new physics processors. UT2007. Crysis. DDR3. GDDR5 (even though GDDR4 was only introduced in the X19's). RD600. NForce 5 (it's been a few months since i've heard anything).

Yes, the PC generation is really dying out.

DaveyD · 8 Jan 2007 at 19:51

DJKahuna said:
No way! Let's see, what has happened in the console world over the past few years? Erm...PS3 Cell chip...360...erm...i'm all out of ideas.

Now, what's happened in the PC world over the last few years? "Superpowered" GPU's. Physics processors. Dual core and Quad core. Heatpiping went mainstream. 64-bit. DDR2. 32 core chip (Made by Sun). OVerclocking became possible on home rigs. 10000RPM drives. LCD screens went mainstream. RAID went mainstream. SATA drives. X-Fi.

What's on the horizon for consoles? Erm...Games. Oooh, new controllers!

What's on the horizon for PC? Oct-core CPU's (8 cores), new physics processors. UT2007. Crysis. DDR3. GDDR5 (even though GDDR4 was only introduced in the X19's). RD600. NForce 5 (it's been a few months since i've heard anything).

Yes, the PC generation is really dying out.

Though I agree the PC games market is not dying, just listing lots and lots of hardware isn't exactly valid points, as you can have the best hardware in the world, but without the games, the hardware is useless (presuming the PC is mainly a gaming PC).

skullman · 8 Jan 2007 at 20:21

DJKahuna said:
No way! Let's see, what has happened in the console world over the past few years? Erm...PS3 Cell chip...360...erm...i'm all out of ideas.

Now, what's happened in the PC world over the last few years? "Superpowered" GPU's. Physics processors. Dual core and Quad core. Heatpiping went mainstream. 64-bit. DDR2. 32 core chip (Made by Sun). OVerclocking became possible on home rigs. 10000RPM drives. LCD screens went mainstream. RAID went mainstream. SATA drives. X-Fi.

What's on the horizon for consoles? Erm...Games. Oooh, new controllers!

What's on the horizon for PC? Oct-core CPU's (8 cores), new physics processors. UT2007. Crysis. DDR3. GDDR5 (even though GDDR4 was only introduced in the X19's). RD600. NForce 5 (it's been a few months since i've heard anything).

Yes, the PC generation is really dying out.

I think its safe to say that just about every pc gfx card ever released has never been pushed to its full potential. Also, enthusiasts will buy the fastest latest hardware regardless of what games are out, thats why they chuck out gfx cards etc every 6 months.

paradigm · 8 Jan 2007 at 20:25

DJKahuna said:
No way! Let's see, what has happened in the console world over the past few years? Erm...PS3 Cell chip...360...erm...i'm all out of ideas.

Now, what's happened in the PC world over the last few years? "Superpowered" GPU's. Physics processors. Dual core and Quad core. Heatpiping went mainstream. 64-bit. DDR2. 32 core chip (Made by Sun). OVerclocking became possible on home rigs. 10000RPM drives. LCD screens went mainstream. RAID went mainstream. SATA drives. X-Fi.

What's on the horizon for consoles? Erm...Games. Oooh, new controllers!

What's on the horizon for PC? Oct-core CPU's (8 cores), new physics processors. UT2007. Crysis. DDR3. GDDR5 (even though GDDR4 was only introduced in the X19's). RD600. NForce 5 (it's been a few months since i've heard anything).

Yes, the PC generation is really dying out.

Overclocking did not "become possible" on home rigs in the "last few years". I've been doing it for a decade :confused:

HangTime · 8 Jan 2007 at 21:10

I think what he's getting at is that overclocking is no longer the domain of the elite/enthusiast who buy special hardware or do a lot of research. You don't need to mess about with jumpers any more, heck people can even easily overclock without the BIOS what with all the bundled software etc.

As for no gfx cards ever being pushed to their full potential, I definitely can't agree with that. Even 8800GTX SLI is too slow for the likes of Oblivion when maxed out on a decent monitor, never mind older cards.

thecremeegg · 8 Jan 2007 at 23:52

Erm if oblivion was coded properly then SLI 8800GTXs would eat it for breakfast!!! Its not that amazing gfx wise!!

skullman · 9 Jan 2007 at 01:01

thecremeegg2 said:
Erm if oblivion was coded properly then SLI 8800GTXs would eat it for breakfast!!! Its not that amazing gfx wise!!

Exactly. When it comes to pc gaming there are so many limiting factors and bottlenecks. Supposedly Vista and DX10 are going to address a lot of issues so we shall see. Oblivion doesnt even scratch the surface of what a 8800gtx is potentially capable of.