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i don't get why people from latin america are still allowed to register new users to this version of cross fire when there is a version out for them

DeathCourtMs wrote: »

Doesn't really matter to me since im Canadian but how come North Americans can't play Crossfire Europe, and they can continue to play on North American Crossfire. ? I don't see how that's fair ? Like obviously don't just not let them play but transfer their account over or something :O

Americans are not allowed to play on the Europe version because of this version, aka the North American & UK version. Since this is the NA & UK version, both the US and Canada are forced to play on this version since it is hosted in their continent.

It was never a Canadian version, but a version for North America.

Falloutt wrote: »

i don't get why people from latin america are still allowed to register new users to this version of cross fire when there is a version out for them

They are most likely still allowed to register on the NA & UK version of Crossfire because both licenses (NA&UK and LA) are being published by G4Box.

Falloutt wrote: »

so you think they would want to make people that are actually meant to play this version of cross fire happy by reducing the amount of laggers, so the next logical answer is, cross fire does not care about the consumer but only profit, that is all i wanted to hear

I never wrote any of that, so stop reading what you want to read. People who do not have a Crossfire version nearby or in their country are allowed to play on all versions, but countries who already got a version nearby or in their country are ip restricted to that version only.

Also, newer versions have been created left and right so people can have a better gameplay experience. Like the Latin American and Europe version of Crossfire. It is also pretty obvious that a publisher care about profit. If they didn't earn any money, we wouldn't even have a game to play at this moment. Though, that does not mean that both the publishers and the developers of Crossfire do not care about the consumers.

Just one more thing, the game is actually much harder to play when YOU are lagging, not when you are playing against laggers. If you play with 150 ping for awhile, then you suddenly get around 50 ping, then you will see the difference really quickly.

[MOD]Sebbern wrote: »

I never wrote any of that, so stop reading what you want to read. People who do not have a Crossfire version nearby or in their country are allowed to play on all versions, but countries who already got a version nearby or in their country are ip restricted to that version only.

Also, newer versions have been created left and right so people can have a better gameplay experience. Like the Latin American and Europe version of Crossfire. It is also pretty obvious that a publisher care about profit. If they didn't earn any money, we wouldn't even have a game to play at this moment. Though, that does not mean that both the publishers and the developers of Crossfire do not care about the consumers.

Just one more thing, the game is actually much harder to play when YOU are lagging, not when you are playing against laggers. If you play with 150 ping for awhile, then you suddenly get around 50 ping, then you will see the difference really quickly.

i didn't say that, l2comprehend, don't argue with me, it defiantly comes down to profit. your grasp on the world of business clearly lacks, look at previous patches, mostly zp content with very little infrastructural improvement that consumers have been demanding for 2-3 years, this is apart from bugs/glitches caused by other patches. Also i never said anything about the ability to play with higher ping, it comes down to a community thing, people getting kicked for miniping etc..constantly harassed. Can NA play CF LA?

Falloutt wrote: »

i didn't say that, l2comprehend, don't argue with me, it defiantly comes down to profit. your grasp on the world of business clearly lacks, look at previous patches, mostly zp content with very little infrastructural improvement that consumers have been demanding for 2-3 years, this is apart from bugs/glitches caused by other patches. Also i never said anything about the ability to play with higher ping, it comes down to a community thing, people getting kicked for miniping etc..constantly harassed. Can NA play CF LA?

That's exactly what I wrote, it does come down to profit because they are a company. Even though that may be the case, then you can't deny of the fact that they don't think of the consumers also. New content, events, new servers so people can have less lag, even new versions every now and then. At least we have more GP guns than ZP guns, unlike other versions, in other versions the majority of the cash items are mostly temporary, especially in the coupon exchange system.

Also, I only felt like adding the ability to play with a certain amount of ping because you are more or less writing that the laggers are ruining the experience for others, but in reality, the laggers are having the worst gameplay experience of us all. (Like no reg, takes ages to switch guns, etc)

And about why LA players can create new accounts to this version, while players from NA can't create accounts to their version might be the case because of people's silly hatred toward the Brazillians.

Gh0st_Slay3r wrote: »

To be honest I dont agree with your views on laggers. I think its equally difficult for both the lagger and the person playing against him. The low pinger can barely get a shot to reg but neither can the lagger.... its equally matched imo.

I'm fine with that, everyone got their own opinions. I personally find having a lower ping being a much better gameplay experience due to the facts posted above: somewhat better reg and less delay when switching weapons. I've also found that when I play, I often reg a lot more when I have low ping and when I try to kill high ping targets, and it often never regs when the opposite. Though, that is my experience from when I was having a rather high ping.