Return to Castle Wofenstein — Eat my .50 caliber slugs!

This gam is really cool, though it has no real history of WWII except for some of the weapons I studied in my leisure time. Some are made up and are very appearant. Anyway, I'd like some posts in here. Criticism and tips and things are allowed.

I own it, played it for awhile, but I had(and have) alot of other games at the moment so I didn't play it much before uninstalling it. Seems to be a great game though, I liked Wolfenstein 3D to so

is it a FPOV shooting game? What are the multiplayers like?

why not download demo so ya can understand it.(for who not played return to Wolfstein) So, it is kinda of "clone" from old game but just change storyline and graphics but IT is great.

Yeah really. I went up to the last boss, no cheats. But then the boss was too hard so I used cheats at the very end.

Oh and the multiplayer is quite awesome. since it is based on WWII, it needs A LOT of teamwork to fight the other side. Or at least with my experiences.

It is sort of like Day of Defeat for those who has played it?

Me, Me, Me. It is kinda cool game. Anybody have Half Life should play it but Uncle Sam want you play it for US Army or other warring branch.

What I heard, the multiplayer is way better then the singleplayer

If you want a Singleplayer WWII shooter you should buy MOH:AA.

But RTCW is much better in multiplay

Yeah. I think it is better multi then DoD (Day of Defeat) and the single player is a decent one. It's always fun to play out WW2 sometimes.

Yeah, I was currently downloading a swedish developed WW2 game, Battlefield 1942.

The multiplayer-Demo is released, unfortuanetly, my comp. aint good enough to play it  

Get a new one then! It is not very expensive at all. You can get an above average system like mine for only about $800.

My computer cost about that much and has: 1.3GHz Intel Celeron processor, Nvidia 64MB GEforce2 video card, 128MB Creative Live! sound card, a 15" non-flat moniter, a Creative sound system with 6 speakers and a subwoofer, a normal computer case, a floppy disk drive, and a 1-way CD writer with up to 10x.

Well, get a new system. If you don't have enough borrow some cash.

Hmmm, I don't really have 800$. And I even if I save all the money I get it would still take at least 20 months before I could afford it

Convince your parents that it will be an investment. It would benefit them too if you show them how to use it.

They don't play games on the comp (not that I seen )

So they will hardly lay out 800$ for a new computer when they can do everything they want on the one we have now.

Doh........... oh well. Wait til you get a better job I guess.