If you're looking for a nice distraction, give Combat Arms a try. So one stray enemy in a room with 8 guys all shooting at it (and each other) ended in a glorious explosion. Not only were the infected much harder to kill, they strapped themselves with explosives. Most of those games didn't last past the 3rd round. Most folks wanted to play on "Expert" to maximize their experience. So I kept coming back and playing Cabin Fever to get new hats, vests, weapon attachments and guns. Instead of something like Modern Warfare 2 where you just get unlocks, which you still do get in Combat Arms, you are actually given more of a choice of what you want for just about anything. That being said I found it incredibly addictive to continue playing to earn more credits to actually buy the stuff I wanted. Some of these you can use accumulated in game currency - but most of the good stuff requires cold, hard, cash. There's an entire "black market" that lets you customize your characters with outfits, accessories, weapons, weapon attachments, ammo types, respawn tokens and more. You need buy - as in with real money - most of the better weapons in the game. Speaking of weapons, it was quickly clear why the game was free. Weapons, health and ammo are restocked between rounds or picked up off dead infected. You'll need to survive for 20 rounds working together with seven other teammates. It's basically shoot everything that moves without the strategy of boarding up windows, choosing weapons, and everything that went with that.
Once in a game the new map and mode can best be described as Call of Duty: World at War's zombie mode lite. I quickly found the mute button and disabled all voice chat.
The sound of a six year old with a microphone calling people stupid, making fun of our penis size, and generally just seeing how much he could swear in a 15 second rant before his tiny lungs ran out of air. That's when it happened - once I joined a channel I was immediately invited to exactly what I wanted - Fireteam on Cabin Fever.
#COMBAT ARMS CHANNEL FREE#
I guess free really does attract quite a lot of people. Getting into the game didn't start here, instead there's another layer of sub channels within a server to join as well, each with hundreds of players. I'm no n00b!Īpparently I was though as I was denied access because my player rank wasn't high enough. With a few choices presented to me I chose the Regular server, for fear of what was on the Veteran one, and didn't want to insult myself with the Beginner server. A few hundred megabytes later you'll be launched into a very MMO like interface for joining different servers. With the recent addition of a new Fireteam co-op map that featured infected AI and more than 2 million registered players - I had no idea what I was in for.ĭownloading and installing Combat Arms is as simple as visiting the Nexon site, signing up for an account and downloading the Nexon installer. This week I decided to see what all the fuss is about in Combat Arms, the aforementioned free online game from Nexon. However, Politico reported that US officials were working to make sure the two leaders do not cross paths.Ahh the Holidays! Nothing says a miracle flame, birth of Jesus, and a New Year than killing a bunch of zombies in an free online FPS. Next month, the G20 summit of the world's largest economies will see Mr Putin and Mr Biden both attending. This was rejected by the US and NATO at the time. In the documents, it had demanded that NATO would not expand further, and would abandon any military activity on the territory of Ukraine, other states of Eastern Europe and Central Asia. Kremlin press secretary Dmitry Peskov made similar comments today, saying Vladimir Putin and Joe Biden could "discuss Russia's security guarantees" but that such talks would require US willingness to return to "the state of December-January".īack in December, the Kremlin drafted agreements and sent them to NATO and the US. He said Western leaders would also need to offer "some serious approaches that will contribute to defusing tensions". Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov said the Kremlin is ready to negotiate if the West "fully takes into account the interests" of Russia, according to state-controlled news outlet RIA Novosti. Moscow has dangled the prospect of negotiations with the West, but made clear it will need some concessions.
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