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11/29/2009 at 4:54 pm #4199611/29/2009 at 5:54 pm #41998brooklyniteOne wrote:Re-post for those that have asked me. Here are recommended control settings:
The best settings ever for this game. Funny how Brook and I had the same settings without even playing this game together, at that moment.
I do not want Trophies, Money or not even a title saying I am number "1". You can have your cheap trophies, paper titles, and dingy headbands. I am a "STORY" to my peers, a "LEGEND" for your kids to hear, and a "FOLKLORE" to keep you from dieing with fear - [b]Calvin D. Kates aka Chauncy "TRU" Talon. [/b]
12/02/2009 at 11:25 am #42032Hey gamefly has a sale today on Killzone 2 for $17.99. This is a steal and the deal will expire later today.
I told yall I been killing it literally lol on this game so check it . I was top 10% online last week. Not like some of the fake COD players space and scat lol we have on here. LMAO! Im working on my Kill reel video and I just learned to do the slow motion so Ill have it done hopefully in 2 weeks.


12/22/2009 at 2:07 am #42196Gamespot Multiplayer game of the Year
Quote:And the winner is…
Killzone 2* Publisher: SCEA
* Developer: GuerrillaGameSpot’s Best Games of 2009 Editors’ Choice Winner
When you first dive into Killzone 2’s competitive warzone, you don’t have much in the way of options. Limited weapons, ammo, and grenades make you feel like a new recruit, and the battlefield can be a deadly place. Gloomy lighting, thick smoke, and harsh industrial environments create an oppressive atmosphere, and the sound of battle often grows to a cacophony that few other shooters can match. This intensity is further heightened by Killzone 2’s innovative match structure. You don’t choose Team Deathmatch, Capture the Flag, or Assault and Defend before going to war (though you can, if you want). Instead, each match seamlessly transitions between game types, creating an ever-shifting battlefield that demands awareness, adaptability, and aggressiveness.
Embrace these virtues, and you are rewarded. As you kill enemies and complete objectives, you advance in rank and unlock new weapons and new badges. These badges function like classes, giving you strategically powerful skills, such as the ability to revive teammates, to place turrets, or to disguise yourself as an enemy. You can also earn ribbons and medals for commendable battlefield actions. This feat-based stream of rewards bestows valuable bonuses, the most powerful of which actually improve the potency of your badges by granting you another ability. You can then earn the power to mix and match these abilities and create custom classes that will make you more unpredictable and more deadly. The two reward systems make you feel like you are constantly achieving something on the battlefield, and together, they offer a uniquely engaging array of powerful combinations.
With these strategic abilities constantly in play, there is a lot more happening on the battlefield than just soldiers shooting each other. Skirmishes can play out in virtually any part of Killzone’s superbly designed multiplayer maps, each of which can accommodate up to 32 players at a time. The sheer scope of these conflicts, the strategic clash of different abilities, the dynamic shifting of battlefield objectives, and the flat-out satisfying movement and shooting mechanics make Killzone 2 the best competitive multiplayer game of 2009.
12/28/2009 at 5:36 pm #4229812/28/2009 at 11:04 pm #42304Man that montage was hilarious. I thought that was one of the funniest things ever, at the end of the video.
I do not want Trophies, Money or not even a title saying I am number "1". You can have your cheap trophies, paper titles, and dingy headbands. I am a "STORY" to my peers, a "LEGEND" for your kids to hear, and a "FOLKLORE" to keep you from dieing with fear - [b]Calvin D. Kates aka Chauncy "TRU" Talon. [/b]
01/08/2010 at 3:47 pm #42500Nice montage, lmao. I love the mercy killings in Killzone 2. Why don’t you scope in more?
01/11/2010 at 6:14 pm #42495lol thanks. Well shooting from the him in Killzone 2 is deadly and really you should only zoom in if they are far away.
Like the only other times I zoom in when close up is if there is alot of explosion smoke like in that one clip with he stairs in that video where by zooming on I can see through the smoke. But yeah 8 out of 10 times shooting from the hip works best.
01/24/2010 at 11:38 am #4277501/24/2010 at 3:23 pm #4277801/24/2010 at 5:09 pm #42779I have this game still, but my PS3 is dead. 🙁
I do not want Trophies, Money or not even a title saying I am number "1". You can have your cheap trophies, paper titles, and dingy headbands. I am a "STORY" to my peers, a "LEGEND" for your kids to hear, and a "FOLKLORE" to keep you from dieing with fear - [b]Calvin D. Kates aka Chauncy "TRU" Talon. [/b]
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