[QUOTE=FalcoLombardi;24354642]Joint Operations: Typhoon Rising
Kind of felt like BF2, but larger scale I think. I played last year with 100 or so highly active servers, a couple hitting the 100 players mark, but I doubt it is doing well today. The singleplayer was ok but not worth paying full price for.[/QUOTE]
This. They turned off the master server though... It was one of the best games ever. You could park a jeep onto a chinook and ride up and down the cargo bay while it was flying.
As opposed to "press this to latch onto this vehicle".
Nope.
I have Joint Operations: Typhoon Rising on Steam, still plenty of servers out there, well, usually 1-5 with atleast 20 players on, usually 2 with atleast 60. Some servers require the expansions though, yet it's a really fun game to play.
[QUOTE=EcksDee;24356945]Mount and Blade is a First Person Stabber.[/QUOTE]
Crossbow, bruh.
[QUOTE=EcksDee;24356945]Mount and Blade is a First Person Stabber.[/QUOTE]
And awesome on 120 player siege! Or all the special events, like this one 220 player trying to re enact Waterloo!
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Team Fortress 2 has its fair share of 40 man server, but unfortunately for you most of them are on 2fort
planetside
The Precursors.
[QUOTE=Mighty3 13;24353803]Planetside. Although it's pretty old.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=doomsniper;24356907]World War 2 Online? Its certainly "massive".[/QUOTE]
These are the two main MMOFPS games. Both feature hundreds (if not thousands) of players involved in battle, and best of all, it's a large persistant world, meaning your actions actually mean something.
FYI World War 2 Online is officially called Battleground: Europe, just so you don't have trouble finding it. I will warn you though, both of these games have their issues: BE has a pretty mean learning curve and Planetside is slowly dying.
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