Titanfall online
Here’s the letter posted by the people over at SaveTitanfall and talking about the controversy, and how hackers are manipulating the game and assuming people’s identities: The same screenshots show these people talking about putting the game in a compromised state, and in another screenshot, deny they are involved and state they are not connected to the hacks (though the overwhelming evidence points to otherwise).
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The SaveTitanfall website has uploaded a download file that includes videos, screenshots of chats and more of the group’s wrongdoings complete with their Discord names where you can clearly see how the group was planning the Apex Legends hack as early as February of this year.
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In addition to that, the website has now posted a lengthy letter explaining how certain members of the Titanfall and Apex Legends community, and even a Titanfall subreddit mod have worked together to not only hack Apex Legends, but to attack Titanfall. We’ve posted a tl dr version of it, but for the sake of transparency, have also posted what we know of it.įirst off, the people behind SaveTitanfall website, has nothing to do with any of the attacks, even if some assumed they were given the pop-up messages that appeared on Apex Legends players’ screens back in the first week of July. This tangled web of deception, lies and connivance from different members of the Titanfall community, and as such, is a long read. Few could tell you what a bit was then, few can explain the significance of a game in marginally higher resolution now.)Pros:+ Spectacular controls and gameplay+ Takes the FPS genre forward by throwing verticality and significant movement into the equation+ Good, balanced maps+ Nice balance between pilots and titans+ Great (not outstanding graphics)+ Good online service (no server problems to date)Cons:- Lack of variety in multiplayer4.Remember when Apex Legends got hacked with a “Save Titanfall” campaign last month? What about the Titanfall attacks that made the game unplayable? Apparently, these two are caused by the same group of individuals who plotted this for months/weeks, and managed to fool a ton of people in the process. This resolution bit reminds me to the "bit" wars of the 90's. Gotta have more "P" because more "P" is better! Sigh. Articles on the web suggest that DLC and updates should add modes (and up resolution. Don't get me wrong, the included modes are fun (expect for "Last Titan Standing"), but I do think more variety would be nice. One would think that if the game lacks a single player then it would be brimming with multiplayer options. It's a AAA title without a single player (but with a REALLY good multiplayer).My only gripe is a lack of multiplayer diversity. But is that really a bad thing? Many FPS gamers only pay attention to the multiplayer component and this practice (of not including a single player campaign) isn't being pioneered by Respawn here.
There is an "attempt" at a campaign (labeled "campaign") but i'm not sure I could write a one-sentence synopsis. If you want a game that plays well and truly feels "next gen," Titanfall is the game for you.Unlike others, I do not have a problem with the lack of a single player campaign. If you want a game that looks great (at the expense of gameplay) please buy Ryse. But that is second to the level design and sharp controls. I found myself having to relearn the FPS formula as Titanfall's fluidity offered so many more options for the player.Graphically, the game looks great (not outstanding). Similarly, the inclusion of jetpacks for brief double jumps and wall runs creates opportunity to scale many buildings and jump across rooftops.
The verticality forces the player to continue moving as there are few "safe" areas to camp. While "camping" had its benefits in COD, this is not the case in Titanfall. Then the Titanfall beta happened.Titanfall feels familiar to Call of Duty in the button configuration and basic mechanics, but the addition of jetpacks brings the consideration of verticality into the players equation.
Call of Duty: Ghosts made me feel like the FPS genre (that I love) was running on fumes and had nothing left to do to reinvent itself.
The thrill that I had when I played Call of Duty 4 urged me to continue purchasing the annual release, but with each year's release (Especially beginning with MW3, BlOps2, and now Ghosts) it is blatently clear that the FPS formula is tired and uninspired (honestly having few major refinements since Quake). At the Xbox One launch, I reluctantly purchased Call of Duty: Ghosts and instantly regretted the decision.