[culubalo]

sometime ago a couple of friends and I were playing BF vietnam, and I was with the viet minh. I realized the americans were breaking through easily and my side was not really putting up much of a fight. THis was in a game with tons of bots and only three human players.

There are other games like the new battlefield as I understand it is USA vs mec vs chinese. What I found was that just about all the top 30 players (if not all) were USA.

There was also a little statistic I read years back on MOH and RTCW multiplayer server stats and the allied had a higher kill ratio than the axis.
I know the same thing goes for CS, DOD etc...

Is this generaly what you experience or am I just seeing things?

 

[Strider]

well maybe its a patriotism issue but usually in modern combat the americans are more suited for combat, they have better planes, tanks, weapons, and miscellaneous. Ofcourse back in the days of bf1942 the germans had better equipment and they were usually stronger as a result

it is all in the end somewhat random though, bots are bots, if they win it's usually by chance and because they are better supported

 

[culubalo]

yeah, thats what I was getting at, perhaps it is some form of patriotism that the americans/good guys are always winning on behalf ot he developer and player...

 

[Coolsvilleman]

let me tell you. in many parts of the world, the americans are not the good guys.

 

[culubalo]

and in other places they are?
THe only place the US government could be remotely considered to be good guys would be in 1942 Nazi Germany...

 

[Vanit]

You guys expect way too much of your government. Don't worry, thats the American stereotype ^^.

 

[Hannibal]

You are just seeing things. Bots are bots and nothing more.

 

[Coolsvilleman]

and in other places they are?
THe only place the US government could be remotely considered to be good guys would be in 1942 Nazi Germany...

lol, thats a whole different era. no i was talking more you know ... the u.s.

 

[Lobo]

The game was developed in Sweden or Canada (DICE aka Digital Illusions, are the folks who develoepd Battlefield - and they're definitley not american)...so I don't think it has to do with american patriotism . Probably just circumstance and chance. Simulate 100 battles with bots on each side and I'm sure you'll get more even results (it will still be one side or the other winning more freuqently because of how a map is set up, no map is neutral...sometimes its easier to hold your ground othertimes its easier to break in...all depends on placement and terrain).