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(760.3KB, 525x1200) I reinstalled Titanfall 2 a few days ago after being reminded of it in a thread here and I've been swimming in endorphins ever since. The experience of going fast, shooting people, piloting mechs, and being free of most CY+5 AAA bullshit was refreshing. I also started replaying the campaign and I've been having a surprisingly good time with that, too.
>the fuck is titanfall?
It's like CoD if you ripped out 90% of CoD's garbage game design and replaced it with giant robots, rocket launchers, and a naked lust for speed. Possibly the best FPS of the last decade and one of the few EA games that isn't made for FIFA niggers and soy golems.
>why the fuck should i care?
EA released it on Steam earlier this year, and that brought a huge influx of new players. After Apex Legends confirmed the series had been killed in favour of Battle Royale trend-chasing last year, the infusion of new blood and attention has been a much-needed note of optimism.
>doesn't this game require Origin?
Yeah, it's pretty faggy. Even if you buy it through Steam, you still need to have a stripped down version of the Origin launcher in the directory (and I believe you'll need an Origin account, similar to how Ubisoft's Uplay DRM works). Origin isn't active malware that will commandeer your PC's resources to become part of a botnet anymore, but saying "all it does is uniquely identify your hardware and cross-reference it with other data" isn't much better. You can get around giving EA money by using a key reseller, but Origin is the real price to pay.
Anyway, let's talk about Titanfall and maybe post some gameplay clips or something.
>favourite guns
>favourite titans
>favourite maps