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This is a game like counter strike but with a better gameplay lets say. You get to level up, buy new weapons and also "gadgets" of some sort like medi-kits, different grenade types etc.

 

There's 3 different ways to play:

 

(1) Battlefield

-This is where the player is able to use vehicles such as aeroplanes, helicopters, tanks, armoured cars, motorbikes and much more!

-This is a big map with lots of areas to explore where 16 players from each team can join

-You will also be able to mount guns to hit aircrafts down as well as armoured cars and other vehicles.

-In this map, the player can gather up flags to get points or just traditionally kill players to gather points (however you get many more points by taking down vehicles!)

 

(2)CQC (Close Quarter Combat_

-Here you will be able to use weapons as well as tactics with your team-mates to go to different areas and surprise your enemy.

-As the name says, in this map you look for your enemies and the maps are relatively small and a max of 8 players from each team can join the room

 

(3)Urban Ops

-Here the maps are not as large as battlefield maps but you will be able to caputre flags (buildings) as well as drive around vehicles!

 

 

Characters:

(1)Medic: This is basically the life saviour since she gets a standard "injection" to heal herself or members of the team however she's really good in cqc since her guns fire very rapidly and have good accuracy from close distances.

 

(2)Heavy Trooper: The heavy trooper's main ability is firing rockets and with the rocket launchers in battlefield you are able to take down vehicles or aircrafts very efficiently (you can purchase different weapons according to the situation, lock-on to aircrafts or standard rocket launcher to take out vehicles)

 

(3)Assault: The assault's specialty is machine guns. He also gets 2 standard grenades so he's pretty good in close quarter combat situations as well as assaults in all maps.

 

(4)Sniper: People's most favourite toon, the sniper is able to kill players from very large distances and is especially useful in the battlefield to take out people who may be killing your team-mates! A special weapon can also be bought which when shot through a window of a vehicle may headshot the player inside it.

 

(5)Engineer: The engineer is pretty useless in CQC however he is the one who may save vehicles since he can repair them.

 

Servers:

There are MANY servers to play to and you are able to join the one closest to your country or even the one hosted by your country so that you don't experience any lag.

 

Here's a video of the gameplay in WarRock so you maybe intrigued by the game.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__tf60rH5jU&feature=related

 

Here's the official website where you're able to create your account and download the game (Yes, it's free!)

 

http://warrock.gamersfirst.com/index.php

 

 

 

Hope you enjoy the game and give me feedbacks of it!

 

©-beep-o0

 

:D

 

Edit: I forgot to mention that there are several scenarios in each "map" where people can join so that it doesn't get monotonous

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looks good but i still preffer the cs (also we have many things ^^ for cs here , and for that game we dont know nothing xD)

 

this is the same game?

http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=sRI7-q_1nQ4&feature=related

 

 

 

 

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yeah its rly cool u have lvls ... and staff and ranks it has 1 prob .... hacking tools... its a guard named "Punk Bastard" he detect and ban but mrpg forum has rly cool staff that Punk BAstard cant detect and you can jump like 50m high and snipe... u can have what ever wep.. and staff..

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looks good but i still preffer the cs (also we have many things ^^ for cs here , and for that game we dont know nothing xD)

 

this is the same game?

http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=sRI7-q_1nQ4&feature=related

 

 

 

 

 

yeah, this is the same game... it's quite fun and different to counter strike because you get to level up and by doing so you get more money and ranks which allow you to get different and better weapons for your character.

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