Some Problems . . .

**Fajita!** · 02-04-07, 09:57 PM

We had About 6 people on the flag and not an enemy in sight, and it wouldn't cap.

And I was seeing some weird stuff in the weapons & spawn points

Just thought you should know . . .

***COMMANDER*** · 02-04-07, 10:12 PM

hmmmmm, we had the same problem at tv station yesterday as well but it finally capped......Hmmmmmmmm

Thanks for bringing to our attention

**nmeboat** · 02-04-07, 10:17 PM

ive encountered the uncappable flag thing before...unfortunately i think its just a bug/glitch...ive seen it maybe less than 5 times total.

the weapon/spawn thing seems more along the lines of client side, like something on your end either got corrupted or just didnt load all the way.

8-[ :?

**Axeager** · 02-05-07, 07:03 AM

So apparently BF2 has some bugs as well. :twisted:

**TrainWreck** · 02-05-07, 09:56 AM

I've seen the flag cap problem before. A work around that works sometimes is to have everyone move out of range of the flag then move back in.

TW

**CReaka0035** · 02-05-07, 10:27 PM

Originally Posted by Blackhawkc99

So apparently BF2 has some bugs as well. :twisted:

"Some" PSSSHHH!!!

**AlphaZero** · 01-24-08, 07:14 PM

Forgive the padding about how video games are too violent. This is from ABC.

This spring, Rockstar Games will do it again.

On April 29, the controversial video game publisher will release the long-awaited fourth installment of its best-known and most popular video game, "Grand Theft Auto IV."

"We are so excited to be releasing 'Grand Theft Auto IV,'" Sam Houser, founder and executive producer of Rockstar Games said in a statement. "We've pushed ourselves very hard to make something incredible and hope the game sets a new benchmark for interactive entertainment."

The game will be available on both the Xbox 360 and PlayStation3, and Amazon.com is already accepting pre-orders.

In the past, both Rock Star and the developer behind it, Take-Two, have been blasted for violent and sexually explicit content in the game. In 2005, critics took issue with a "secret" sex scene in "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas" that was easily unlocked by gamers. Ultimately, the Entertainment Software Rating Board changed the game's rating from Mature to Adults Only.

Most stores refuse to carry games with an Adults Only rating.

The rating for the latest "Grand Theft Auto" game is still being determined, according to Rockstar's Web site.

The game isn't the only one of Take Two's franchises to be criticized over violent content.

In 2007, the violent imagery of "Manhunt 2," which chronicles the ultraviolent killing rampage of an escaped sociopath from a mental hospital, stirred worldwide controversy.

When the original version was tagged with an Adults Only rating, Take-Two blurred out the more violent images in the game to achieve a less restrictive, more consumer-friendly Mature rating.

Despite the company's effort, Target refused to carry the game because the blurred images were still hacakable on a version of the game played on the PlayStation Portable.

The ESRB, however, allowed "Manhunt 2" to keep its M rating.

Source: ABC News: 'Grand Theft Auto IV' Hits This Spring