Frontline : Fuel Of War
Frontline : Fuel Of War ta ki keu khelso naki??
THQ er ekta joss game eta.
24.02.2008 e ber hoise.
game ta amar kase khub bhalo lagse. COD 4 er cheyo ei game ta besi bhalo lagse. so amar mone hoi try kore dekha uchit sobar.
ami game ta ke Rate korlam : 9.5/10
Frontlines is set in the year 2024, just far enough into the future to have today's prototype weapons in service. In the game's fiction, oil reserves are depleted around the world and the Red Star Alliance (a coalition of Russia and China) battles the Western Coalition for the last major oil fields, which are located around the Caspian Sea. You'll play as part of the Star Dogs Division, a Coalition unit that's sent into the battle, and you'll go from the Caspian all the way to the gates of Moscow in the game's single-player campaign. That's right, Frontlines will have a single-player story that revolves around you participating in these large-scale battles alongside computer-controlled allies and opponents.
The single-player battles are designed to be open-ended combat arenas where you have multiple objectives, and how you pursue those objectives and in what order are up to you. One mission requires you to take out air defenses in a town, as well as seize blueprints for a high-tech tank and seize ammunition depots. You can attack this mission in any number of ways. A straight assault through the streets, or get some elevation and maneuver on the many rooftops in the town, or maybe blowing up a wall and opening up some room to flank the enemy. In multiplayer battles, the maps will have various objective points on them that must be captured. However, Frontlines gets its name from the way the battle flows. You can only capture objectives that are on the current "front line." The old Battlefield tactic of sneaking deep into enemy territory and capturing a completely undefended rear point doesn't work in Frontlines. To help you figure out where the front is, the game draws the line on the map, adjusting it depending on what objectives are in play.
Multiplayer is handled a number of ways. On the PC, a dedicated server can support up to 64 players. The Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 games will support up to 16 each if you host the game yourself. THQ and Kaos will also set up separate, console-dedicated servers that will allow up to 32 players.
At your disposal are "next-generation" weapons and equipment, like air-bursting grenades that explode after they fly a preset distance, and little gun drones that you drive around the map. (Make sure that you do so in a secure area, because while your face is focused on the little remote control screen any bad guy can walk up and kill you easily.) The vehicles are all advanced versions of today's tanks and helicopters. As we noted previously, there is an amount of environmental damage that you can do in the game. You can knock down certain walls to open up previously inaccessible paths, but we'll see how far the developer can run with this idea.
Frontlines doesn't support the idea of dedicated player classes, at least, not in the Battlefield sense. For instance, in Battlefield 2 if you want to be an antitank player, you'll get a submachine gun and an antitank missile, but your role is pretty much confined to that. The class system in Frontline is a lot more flexible, as your choice of weapons is separated from your role. For instance, you can be assault, heavy assault, sniper, antivehicle, special ops, or close combat, and that determines the weapons that you start out with. However, after you select that, you also choose whether you want to be ground support, an EMP tech, a drone tech, or air support. Ground support lets you repair vehicles and place down emplacements like sentry guns. The EMP tech is hidden from radar. The drone tech has access to the many robotic death machines. And air support lets you call down air support in the form of bombs, fuel air explosives, and even a gunship that you can direct.
The end result of all of this is a game that potentially has even more depth than Battlefield or its predecessors. The frontline nature of the game helps focus the combat, while access to drones and other high-tech equipment can make every soldier incredibly lethal. There are lots of tiny refinements and evolutions that gamers will likely appreciate as well. For instance, bunny hopping, or the annoying act of constantly jumping to throw off an enemy's aim, is gone. Jump repeatedly and you get slower and slower (jumping with all that gear on is tiring), and your aim is going to suffer, as well. Or if two players are in a single tank, with one acting as the driver/gunner and the other as the machine gunner, the latter can easily designate targets for the former to shoot at next.
mashallah ... cod4 er che better ??? hoite pare ... kintu ... apatoto duita review dekhe .... matha gorom hoye gelo! average - 66%Originally Posted by CHR.Neon
http://www.gamerankings.com/htmlpages2/932614.asp
tobuo khele dekte hobe ... ki amon game hahaha ...
stranglehold er kotha mone ase?? ei taro omon obostha hoise.
hmm thiki bolsen ... onek shomoy bhalo game dhora kheye jai
GS to ekhono rating dae nai but GS-e gamer-der rating kintu chorom.....game ta khele shobai khub moja paitese ettuk bujhte partesi.....to kinte dosh ki
Red ViperZ---ЯV●shafiee007
i am shocked 3dvd er game ... dekhe ar kinte icha hoi nai!
goto porshudin anlam; beshi dur again nai game, Turkmenistan er aghe porjonto agaisi. Valoi lagse, kisu mojar element ase, jemon RC heli.
Frontlines : Fuel of war ses kore felsi. joss aglo. hard mode e suru korbo abar
Assassin's Creed shesh...chinta kortesi eita kinbo naki...3 dvd bapre baap !
Give me names...Ill give u blood...
Does this game has any patch ? IF has then can anyone ( @Badhon ) give me download link ?
You're now playing a 3 years old game XD?
Google the patch, its easy to find it.
@Arif69 vai,
I played this one till chapter 5~6 [can't remember exactly]. Very very frustrating in the hardest difficulty, mainly because the checkpoints are very few and far between; & many time, u won't see who's shooting at u. Doesn't worth the time (at least in that difficulty), lacks any challenge, neither offers MUCH fun. That's what I'd say. Btw, it used to take looong time to load the game and the levels. ~__~"
As for the answer:
Worth patching, steps:
1. Patch 1.1.0 (265MB)
2. Patch 1.1.1 (69MB)
3. Crack (GameCopyWorld)
Later patches includes v1.2.0 (959MB) and v1.3.0 (929MB). U can see their changelog and decide whether they're worth getting. But, as they doesn't offer any single-player stuff; so IMO, would be waste of bandwidth. All cracks are available here.
Hope this helps.
P.S.: ViTALiTY released a PROPER (IPT link) [boasts only 1 seeder ATM] of Razor1911's ?
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hurr man...
Last edited by Leaving BG; December 17th, 2011 at 12:45.
@Fractal
Thanks man. Age patch chara chalaye dekhi kemon chole. Problem hole tarpor patch apply korbo
LOL it shows....wont say. Fun is the main part to me. If I get fun then there is no prob to me even if I play 10 years old game
Last edited by Arif69; December 17th, 2011 at 12:41.
Read that post again, I've updated it.Age patch chara chalaye dekhi kemon chole. Problem hole tarpor patch apply korbo
Patch 1.1.1 worths the bandwidth. Without patching, u might not like the game that much; the patch would make the experience more fun, I presume.
And, they're big in size ? Check that post again (size of 1.2.0/1.3.0).
Hmm rightRead that post again, I've updated it.
Patch 1.1.1 worths the bandwidth. Without patching, u might not like the game that much; the patch would make the experience more fun, I presume.
And, they're big in size ? Check that post again (size of 1.2.0/1.3.0).
Me i finished it like 2 times, can't believe they ruined Homefront.
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