I think you're just complaining about how much better other players can aim compared to you.
It's practice. And if you are sure enough that the game is worthwhile in order for you to practice at and get better at it, then keep playing.
I gave up on first person shooters long ago. For one thing, the head aches I could not handle... felt good a little bit, 'cuz it felt like a hang over without alcohol. I got over it with the solution for getting higher end video cards.
It's a lot of violence man. I mean, it's pretty realistic. You shoot at a figure and they fall over like they're dead. I was getting sick of it, like man, this makes me feel like a loser in real life if I'm just trying to have fun.
But dude, there's a guy who plays video games for a living, Fatality. Consider how good he is, and think about yourself. You don't have to compare, but you can always judge what kind of life style you wanna live before you dive into a video game and go all out.
I don't even watch TV anymore, maybe a few minutes of a movie, but that's about it. It took my a while to realize that video games are a huge waste of time though. Definetly a habbit where most of us might think twice about dropping out of college.
BF2 prgramming sucks. I cannot express it beyond words unless you figure it out for yourself by trying the game and realizing that the gameplay may seem addictive at first. but a major turn off is the EA programmed interface. they did it right when they hit the first person shooter target market. but when they developed the game to the final product.. I just thought so hard about it that I bought the game because it looked so fun. Played it for half an hour and gave it to my brother. I was like... this game is KOOOL, but it's not for me.
my blog about BF2. it sucks for a reason but can be fun if you and everyone in the LAN party has a fast comuter... like at least a 7800GT and a dualcore. I cannot play the game with anything less, it's so bloody slow!
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