Profile of TarpMada

Well... you know what they say... gotta go fast.

They do in fact say that and yes, cheating became rampant on SRT. The most popular was this hack that let you take off before the countdown even started.

You can always count on ^ this kid to hate on everything I post, don't even know who he is, but haters gonna hate.

No, it just doesn't represent everybody. I find it to be hyperbolic frankly; I'm mostly happy with CoH2, I'm only particularly disappointed with DLC commanders and I'm certainly not outraged. Furthermore I commend SEGA/Relic on continuing support of vCoH, I appreciate the fact that it's online right now and totally usable via the match browser. I've been playing online games for the past few weeks and it's totally usable, it's missing extra features but you can still play games. That's fine for somebody like me who plays games to play games and not to look at lists of the best players.

I understand folks want extra features fixed and that's great but they could be a little happier that A. Relic survived THQ's bankruptcy, B. they seem to be in a safer/healthier position under SEGA vs. THQ (who I was rather fond of but they were in a highly precarious position none the less) and most importantly, C. have already stated they intend to fix many of the borked features inside the Steam port.

The alternative was no online at all, that's what we would have had if Relic closed, that's what we would have had if they had been bought out by EA, Activision or Ubisoft. Deep Silver? Maybe not, tougher call there but regardless, it's online now and I'm really pleased that SEGA felt Relic's 6 year old RTS was worth the investment even with a sequel right around the corner.

Man how do you play this game?! How do you drift?

So far I've found "q" "w" "e" "shift" "left" "right"...

Are there more?

*lol noob*

Ok, so you can mix/match controller/keyboard though it's a bit funkier than multiple controllers it does support it. Also this game has surprisingly decent keyboard controls, shocking, I'm always the kind of guy who wants at least an analog for racing games, anyways!

How to drift, you want to hold gas steer left/right and brake at the same time, there's three levels of drift, each will give you a more prolonged boost than the last. It seems difficult at first to some but once you get used to it and learn the best places to exploit it on the track it becomes second nature.

Here's a video of what it looks like in a drift challenge.

I bought that shit. Me n my son are gonna have fun tomorrow. General Winter is funny because he says stuff from COH2. Also he looks like me

For some reason I thought you'd be interested in this, I hope you enjoy but if he's young make sure you put it on the easiest difficulty because the game is rather challenging until you get the hang of the drifting mechanic.

The game supports local splitscreen too (too rarely seen in PC releases unfortunately), so if you have two 360 controllers plug em in and enjoy

Also, forgot to mention the DLC is 74 cents and adds Metal Sonic (racer) and a new track from OutRun (Yu Suzuki's arcade classic). It's a pretty good value as far as DLC goes.

I have the settings set where it is very playable, just a question as to why.

Support, I am not sure what kind of support we can expect on this title after the sale of the game from bankruptcy.

I supported it by buying the collector's edition, i got hundreds of hours out of CoH, so hope to have the same with 2, I am enjoying it so far, just doing campaign on General right now, then move on to some AI skirmish, then will play some multi.

The game was sold along with the developer during the bankruptcy, SEGA is Relic's new owner and publisher. Relic is alive and well, they have plans to support the game until 2015 supposedly.