QUOTE(blk96gt @ 05/05/07 4:49pm)

I agree with you on that. Something I meant to add to the post at the end was that as long as it has the option to turn the vehicles off and the game play is awesome, it can have whatever vehicles ya'll want. You do understand what it takes to write a game though, right? You do know they can't just say, hey these 10% of people want some vehicles, lets take five minutes and add them. It takes work, and they have to justify whether or not that extra work is worth it.
Again, they are out to make money. If they are after the guys who play CS and COD2, then I really doubt they are going to spend the time to add vehicles. If they want to get the BF2, UO, COD2, and CS guys, then they are going to take the time to add vehicles, and have the option to turn them off.
What I like about COD/UO is the simplicity of the vehicles. I play some BF2, but man, you don't just jump in a helicopter and fly and figure it out in 10 minutes. And some people get so crazy good at flying, they become near invincible. I see guys doing 360 flips with helicopters!
COD:UO kept the gameplay simple yet fun when it came to vehicles. And it was balanced. One super talented tank driver is still far from near invincible. Then stack in the challenge of the BA mode, and you have the game that keeps me coming back and waiting for more!
Frankly, enough time has passed I think I figured it all out. Infinity Ward didn't develop UO, and even though UO introduced features many people liked, like sprinting, cooking gernades, new guns, plus the BA mode, IW refuses to take these good ideas and intergrate them into newer games because their are too stubborn. They are small minded people who refuse to think anyone has good ideas aside from them.
It even explains why they changed the game to modern warfare without any input from fans. In fact, they tried very hard to HIDE this fact. They didn't want to deal with the fanbase telling them it was a bad idea. Nope, Infinity Ward is smarter than anyone else. All those thing we like, we want, mean nothing to them.
Their website won't listen to one suggestion they didn't have themselves to start. Saying they care about input was and is a joke. Just a ruse to make us think they listen. They don't.