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During a special live stream event earlier today, the PlanetSide 2 team took to the airwaves to reveal a brand new continent coming to the game called Oshur. Players will find "multiple islands and a variety of biomes". It will require teamwork and strategy to conquer. "The land will best be traversed by aircraft".
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People always cry hack in shooters. I remember at my best dropping them in 10s and 20s. Infiltrate behind lines, and one shit one kill.
Beautiful game no matter how you sliced it or “they” hacked it.
This is turning into HACK GATE 2018. I have been playing PS2 since Tech test, that is several years now, and I can count on one hand the number of actual hackers I have seen.
Are there hackers? Hell yes there are, this is a Shooter. Are they as rampant as people would want you to believe? No, no they are not, not by a long shot. I have several thousand hours in this game, and know what? I can still be killed by a day 1 new player. One shot even. My advice is to get over yourself, you aren't as good as you think you are, it is not, and never has been a hacker problem, it's a skill and some times just bad luck problem.
yes, FPS games are notorious for this behavior. And while the Shooter genre is full of hackers, it is not nearly as much as people are want to believe. 9 out of ten times, it is lack of skill or familiarity with the game that causes people to lose fights, but a lot of people want to scream hack to assuage their bruised ego. Very rarely is it an actual hacker. There are definitely hackers in all shooters, just not as rampant as advertised. At least in games that have actual teams supporting them.
There are shooter out there that are nothing but hack fests, PS2, OW, and COD, aren't them.
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I've seen and experienced some things that were hard to believe were not some kind of hacking going on in Overwatch, but there are all sorts of other possible explanations -- maybe the other guy was really just that good, maybe they got very lucky, maybe they found or learned of a glitch that could be exploited, or maybe even just used a feature I wasn't aware of. It can be comforting to chalk up an embarrassing loss to someone blatantly cheating, maybe even fun to taunt or kid them with a cry of "Hackorz!" but in games like that you need to relax and learn to enjoy "getting blowed up" now and then.
The game has no population issues. They are even adding an Asia server very soon because one of the NA servers is too packed.
It is first and foremost a shooter game and killing other players is the point. But this is the good thing about PS2 and what keeps it relevant in the 2018 shooter scene despite being over 5 years old; It allows you to do the killing in a large number of different way, including indirectly, by playing support roles such as Engineer, Medic, vehicle support, or if you have the patience for it, base construction support (PC-only, construction isn't available on the PS4).
Yes there is a learning curve, which game does not? But the main thing to know is, aim and the enemy and left click, and try not to overburden yourself by trying to be everything by yourself, just pick a gameplay niche and focus on it!
And lastly the whole cheating topic is overblown. You're not actually likely to run into cheaters. You could run into good old latency issues though, and you will regularly die a moment after ducking for cover, because on your opponent's screen you were still in the process of ducking for cover... This delay is the price you pay for a 333v333v333 continent population.
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Oh, a quick question, which version of Oshur are they putting in PS2? In PS1, Oshur started off like any regular continent, but later in the game it was broken up into "battle islands" and had restricted vehicles and armor usage.