switch 1 and 2:p

It looks like Goldeneye Reloaded devs used the same AK model as the COD:BO devs.

http://kotaku.com/5832804/new-golden...only/gallery/8

I don't know if any of you already know this yet, but from what a friend of mine participating in the Battlefield 3 beta (or alpha, whatever) says, you can see enemy snipers from the glint of their scopes (the only game I've ever played that featured scope glint was MGS3) and you can be blinded by visible lasers.

Who knows if these features will make it into SP, though.

Wasn't that in MW2 as well? A few weeks after it came out, I almost swerved off the road one morning because I saw a glint in a bush while driving to work. (It was a bumper on a truck behind the bush.)

Not that I remember, but it has been quite a while since I played MW2 (I traded it in shortly after getting MoH).

Glad you didn't wreck.

Yes; it's the only way to spot snipers in Spec Ops, since they're invisible to thermals and seem to have aimbots.

How often is there scope glint in real life? I see hunting scopes with anti reflective lens coatings to keep it from scaring animals you'd think a competent military would have upgraded versions of this.

I would think almost all military grade scopes would not have this issue. It's just there in the game for balancing. So for all of you railing against the lack of realism in CoD, remember, a more realistic game could be frustratingly short.

They do.

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_k07pirzBU3...0/img_1463.jpg

Still, it's one of those fine little details you don't often see in games. ;)

My reaction to finding Prision Break on Netflix.

http://www.yeeeeeeeeeeeeeees.com/yes.jpg

My reaction to finding out that Brett Ratner directed the pilot:

http://i42.tinypic.com/vxjc61.jpg