Call down your Titan and get ready for an exhilarating first-person
shooter experience in Titanfall 2! The sequel introduces a new
single player campaign that explores the bond between Pilot and
Titan. Or blast your way through an even more innovative and
intense multiplayer experience - featuring 6 new Titans, deadly new
Pilot abilities, expanded customization, new maps, modes, and much
more.
- Extract
- Burn or mount the .iso
- Run setup.exe and install
- Copy crack from CODEX dir to installdir
- Play
Notes: Game is updated to the latest version (v2.0.6.1).
Thanks to V and especially to PR for his great contribution to
this project!
General Notes:
- Block the game's exe in your firewall to prevent the game from
trying to go online ..
- If you install games to your systemdrive, it may be necessary
to run this game with admin privileges instead
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Yeah took me around 5 hours to beat it. Enjoyable from beginning to end, some really nice levels.
I especially enjoyed the "Effects and Cause" one, it had a pretty damn clever (and somewhat unexpected ) design. The whole campaign is a brief but intense ride, it's a shame that the challenge itself is always relatively low even on the highest level of difficulty, though thankfully how the maps are structured and the refreshing ideas behind them make up for it.
Titanfall2 really can't get on good terms... they're selling the game for 20$ very frequently, all the additional (real) content is free and the game itself is quite solid... and still nobody wants it. They do all the right things and get whacked for it... even getting fucked up the ass by their own publisher with questionable release dates... wtf is going on... damned if you do, damned if you don't
Titanfall2 really can't get on good terms... they're selling the game for 20$ very frequently, all the additional (real) content is free and the game itself is quite solid... and still nobody wants it. They do all the right things and get whacked for it... even getting fucked up the ass by their own publisher with questionable release dates... wtf is going on... damned if you do, damned if you don't
Sad...
except for the free content that was already the case in the first game.
people read too much shit and are biased by it.
you are right it's quite sad but nothing you can do about it.
would have bought it again but it was 100% clear that it will be dead after after a month because of those people who can't make up an own opinion. so there was no point
Titanfall2 really can't get on good terms... they're selling the game for 20$ very frequently, all the additional (real) content is free and the game itself is quite solid... and still nobody wants it. They do all the right things and get whacked for it... even getting fucked up the ass by their own publisher with questionable release dates... wtf is going on... damned if you do, damned if you don't
Sad...
It's way too hardcore as a multiplayer game. I'm afraid fast-paced shooters are games of the past...
imagine how well this game would have done if it'd been on steam.
BTW, I am under impression that none of EA games for the past few years have been published on Steam? I wonder if there has been any statements from either Valve or EA concerning this?
Regardless, as long as publishers such as EA and Ubisoft keep restricting the languages in their games in different countries they will never see my money. And yes, the devs are also to blame for choosing the publishers with such discriminating policies.
EA doesn't need Steam anymore. Origin is pretty popular, forcefully or not and EA doesn't have to pay 30% to Valve and probably pay additional for commercials (like store page announcements).
EA doesn't need Steam anymore. Origin is pretty popular, forcefully or not and EA doesn't have to pay 30% to Valve and probably pay additional for commercials (like store page announcements).
Why then Ubisoft still sells on Steam while having their own platform like Uplay?
EA doesn't need Steam anymore. Origin is pretty popular, forcefully or not and EA doesn't have to pay 30% to Valve and probably pay additional for commercials (like store page announcements).
Why then Ubisoft still sells on Steam while having their own platform like Uplay?
Because Ubisoft are desperate and always try to squeeze even the little bit of cash possible? They don't even invest in Uplay...
Huh? What makes you say that? Recently they redesigned their Ubistore web sites (in some countries at least) and Uplay as any similar client downloads updates all the time. They announce new features of the client all the time too: http://forums.ubi.com/forumdisplay.php/515-Announcements-amp-News
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