How does the Cod community like the New Forum already.
Posted by a.d.p.alien on May 1, 2012 8:06 PM
Not as hard on the eyes,and yes, Cod just got more modern.
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Posted by a.d.p.alien on May 1, 2012 8:06 PM
Not as hard on the eyes,and yes, Cod just got more modern.
It loads faster, which is nice. Other than that, I don't mind it much. About the same as the others. Luckily we didn't have to wait until 2 weeks before release before getting them like with MW3.
It still uses the same crappy software... so yeah meh. But I agree the colour palette is 800 thumbs up.
Imagine jumping from this forum, to the MW3 forum, and to the other differently themed COD forums on a daily basis.
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Feels sorry for foxhound, and pats him appreciatively...
its not the FUTURE, thats for sure... its outdated, its plain, and its simplistic... plus its black and white?
a lot better than all the previous updates. especially the IW forums.
In terms of performance, it's running pretty solid
It seems a bit blurry though but at least they have the forums operating on time.
How long did it take to get the forums operating with MW3? ![]()
its very blurry for me too, but then its 4:30am here and ive just spent 2 hrs + so far staring at a video with wiggy o0
I like it so far.
As long as you don't always have to hit F5 after you post then I will be a happy camper.
Lacks the navigation shortcuts the other ones have, but its nice actually posting without an error message.
Looks nicer than the MW3 mess, but it is still not as good as the Black Ops one, although it seems like this one actually works.
Looks better, but it still ain't the old Black Ops forums.
I think that the load time has to deal with the simple background image, for the MW3 forums it used a large image that I know from personal knowledge that will increase the time it takes to load the page, in fact it was one of the first things I learned about in my web design class. Bottomline: A larger image=longer load time because of the size of the file, anything over 1mb in terms of images increases load times.