Military FPS have a war scenario, such as the Armed Assault (ARMA) series, Battlefield and maybe Call Of Duty, but I think that a some different category and usually you are playing a normal soldier without any special skills. This kind of games also don't really have a story beside of Team A attacked Team B and that resulted in war.

In "Regular" FPS, such as Half-Life, Bioshock, Rage, Left 4 Dead, Deus Ex, Crysis, Borderlands, Metro 2033, or F.E.A.R., you are usually on your own or maybe with a small group of people and most of the time you are following a some kind of "you are our last hope"-story.

Also, I think you are wrong if you think that most FPS are military. I'm pretty sure, that if you are looking for good military shooters, you will only find a few and you might need some time until you find them (Ofc, if you know what you are looking for, you'll find the good games quite fast), while if you are looking for a good regular shooter, you'll probably find way more in way less time.



I'm pretty sure Bad Company 2 has better graphics than HR, but idk, if you say you don't have the specs for it, well I guess the developers won't lie (Though, it might be only the recommend specs and it would work on your pc )

I loved story, and effects at the end of Bad Company 2. (But storyline was too short i guess)

By the way, I would like to suggest you guys sharing save-games. (Minecraft, Skyrim etc...) Especially minecraft.

I would disagree if you say that Crysis isn't a military FPS. I guess everyone's definition of "military FPS" is different...

To save games, I only play minecraft and runescape.

Yesterday It was like a third time in my minecraft history then I was lost in Nether... Yes, I do give myself some clues how to get back. (Cobblestone on the ground n wall). But I thought it's too easy, why do I need to do this, so yesterday I searched for portal like few hours, then I had to kill myself. + I didn't carried wood with me so I lost items with me. :/

They should make the game savable, like have checkpoints sp once u die you dont lose the stuff.
I used to play minecraft but once u figure every thing out it get boring.

That's why you have chests I guess. To store unused things in it.

So I came into nether without unused things... I had diamond armor, some sticks, coals, torches, steaks... Everything usefull. A biggest loss is that armor.. :/

Feed the Beast is...well...a beast if you know how to play it. Makes Minecraft much more fun.

I don't really go to the Nether, but if I have to, I only bring iron swords, shovel, and pickaxes. Probably 5 bread, but nothing else. (no armor)

Should this not be discussed in the Minecraft thread?

//Why don't you just take some Fire Resistance potions with you? :S